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Post by wrighter on Sept 7, 2022 19:52:21 GMT
4th fav to replace Potter
on Twitter
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Post by Davef on Sept 7, 2022 19:55:00 GMT
How many names are in the frame? Four?
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Post by terryconroysmagic on Sept 7, 2022 19:56:27 GMT
That’d be funny as fuck 🙈🙈🙈
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Post by J-Roar on Sept 7, 2022 19:58:31 GMT
That’d be funny as fuck 🙈🙈🙈 Unless he does well!
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Post by Laughing Gravy on Sept 7, 2022 19:58:48 GMT
How many names are in the frame? Four? Three.
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Post by crouchpotato1 on Sept 7, 2022 19:59:47 GMT
Hopefully unsettles them/him for Saturday
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Post by Jimm on Sept 7, 2022 20:01:44 GMT
Anyone with half a brain cell knows he has absolutely zero chance of getting that job
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Post by The Drunken Communist on Sept 7, 2022 20:03:23 GMT
4th fav to replace Potter on Twitter When Tuchel was sacked Gareth Southgate was 5th favourite to replace him.
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Post by andystokey on Sept 7, 2022 20:05:35 GMT
Anyone with half a brain cell knows he has absolutely zero chance of getting that job Before he joined Stoke he was definitely in their list for three year succession plan, I know that for sure. His stock may have dropped but he is very well thought of there.
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Post by raythesailor on Sept 7, 2022 20:07:55 GMT
If Mad Nath left Luton again, as he did when he came to Stoke, and then failed it would be the end of his football career.
If I was him I would stay where I was.
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Post by Jimm on Sept 7, 2022 20:23:17 GMT
Anyone with half a brain cell knows he has absolutely zero chance of getting that job Before he joined Stoke he was definitely in their list for three year succession plan, I know that for sure. His stock may have dropped but he is very well thought of there. Whilst they remain in the Premier league, there's no way
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Post by shakermaker on Sept 7, 2022 20:24:48 GMT
4th fav to replace Potter on Twitter When Tuchel was sacked Gareth Southgate was 5th favourite to replace him. Who comes up with these daft odds in the first place? Does someone draw random names out of a hat as a starting point?!
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Post by andystokey on Sept 7, 2022 20:25:59 GMT
Before he joined Stoke he was definitely in their list for three year succession plan, I know that for sure. His stock may have dropped but he is very well thought of there. Whilst they remain in the Premier league, there's no way I agree I think if they get the compo from Potter they'll go for Brenda.
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Post by RipRoaringPotter on Sept 7, 2022 21:14:52 GMT
If Mad Nath left Luton again, as he did when he came to Stoke, and then failed it would be the end of his football career. If I was him I would stay where I was. If he went to Brighton and failed there would be plenty of Championship clubs that would offer him a job, assuming that failure wasn't extraordinarily spectacular. To date he's basically had six years of success with Luton, and one terrible year with Stoke. As we're seeing now, our club was far harder to fix than we imagined. I don't think he will cut it in the Prem, but I can see why a club like Brighton might consider him.
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Post by Vadiation_Ribe on Sept 7, 2022 21:20:22 GMT
If Mad Nath left Luton again, as he did when he came to Stoke, and then failed it would be the end of his football career. If I was him I would stay where I was. If he went to Brighton and failed there would be plenty of Championship clubs that would offer him a job, assuming that failure wasn't extraordinarily spectacular. To date he's basically had six years of success with Luton, and one terrible year with Stoke. As we're seeing now, our club was far harder to fix than we imagined. I don't think he will cut it in the Prem, but I can see why a club like Brighton might consider him. I think he could do okay, although replacing Potter could be a poisoned chalice. Not quite at the level of replacing Ferguson at Man Utd, but a thankless task.
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Post by chiprockets on Sept 7, 2022 21:30:41 GMT
he'd be a success. the club and setup is made for him.
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Post by stokieinlondon on Sept 8, 2022 5:30:14 GMT
He played a lot of his career for Brighton I think
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Post by J-Roar on Sept 8, 2022 6:01:35 GMT
He played a lot of his career for Brighton I think Knows the club?
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Post by lordb on Sept 8, 2022 6:15:11 GMT
He was a coach there
You'd think they would be an attractive job so ought to get better
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Post by franklin on Sept 8, 2022 6:26:19 GMT
I'm 11th favourite
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Post by Bagwash on Sept 8, 2022 6:26:24 GMT
If Mad Nath left Luton again, as he did when he came to Stoke, and then failed it would be the end of his football career. If I was him I would stay where I was. If he went to Brighton and failed there would be plenty of Championship clubs that would offer him a job, assuming that failure wasn't extraordinarily spectacular. To date he's basically had six years of success with Luton, and one terrible year with Stoke. As we're seeing now, our club was far harder to fix than we imagined. I don't think he will cut it in the Prem, but I can see why a club like Brighton might consider him. Agree that we seemed to be in a far worse position than many thought when Jones was appointed but he didn't do himself any favours by saying he was going to do one thing.ie..sign young hungry players then proceeded to do exactly the opposite.If I'm not mistaken didn't he sign about 6 players in a couple if days? Would think Brighton would be looking at someone more high profile than Nath.
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Post by J-Roar on Sept 8, 2022 6:41:45 GMT
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Post by RipRoaringPotter on Sept 8, 2022 7:22:14 GMT
If he went to Brighton and failed there would be plenty of Championship clubs that would offer him a job, assuming that failure wasn't extraordinarily spectacular. To date he's basically had six years of success with Luton, and one terrible year with Stoke. As we're seeing now, our club was far harder to fix than we imagined. I don't think he will cut it in the Prem, but I can see why a club like Brighton might consider him. Agree that we seemed to be in a far worse position than many thought when Jones was appointed but he didn't do himself any favours by saying he was going to do one thing.ie..sign young hungry players then proceeded to do exactly the opposite.If I'm not mistaken didn't he sign about 6 players in a couple if days? Would think Brighton would be looking at someone more high profile than Nath. Agreed. I think it's fair to say he did a bad job in difficult circumstances. The only thing I'm not sure of is whether he's learnt lessons from that experience and become a better manager, or if he has just found a club in Luton who fit him and he will struggle to replicate his success elsewhere. Personally I don't think he'd be a success in the Premiership and it would be a big gamble by Brighton, but then Potter was a gamble and it worked out very well.
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Post by nottsover60 on Sept 8, 2022 10:14:50 GMT
If he went to Brighton and failed there would be plenty of Championship clubs that would offer him a job, assuming that failure wasn't extraordinarily spectacular. To date he's basically had six years of success with Luton, and one terrible year with Stoke. As we're seeing now, our club was far harder to fix than we imagined. I don't think he will cut it in the Prem, but I can see why a club like Brighton might consider him. Agree that we seemed to be in a far worse position than many thought when Jones was appointed but he didn't do himself any favours by saying he was going to do one thing.ie..sign young hungry players then proceeded to do exactly the opposite.If I'm not mistaken didn't he sign about 6 players in a couple if days? Would think Brighton would be looking at someone more high profile than Nath. They didn't worry about Potter's profile when they appointed him. Unlike Stoke (board and fans) who turned him down not once but twice because he hadn't managed at our level. Nor have Chelsea worried about Potter's profilenot having managed a big club. What a refreshing appointment, a big club believing in an English manager who has never had a high profile as a player or manager
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Post by middleoftheboothen on Sept 8, 2022 10:21:13 GMT
Agree that we seemed to be in a far worse position than many thought when Jones was appointed but he didn't do himself any favours by saying he was going to do one thing.ie..sign young hungry players then proceeded to do exactly the opposite.If I'm not mistaken didn't he sign about 6 players in a couple if days? Would think Brighton would be looking at someone more high profile than Nath. They didn't worry about Potter's profile when they appointed him. Unlike Stoke (board and fans) who turned him down not once but twice because he hadn't managed at our level. Nor have Chelsea worried about Potter's profilenot having managed a big club. What a refreshing appointment, a big club believing in an English manager who has never had a high profile as a player or manager Don't think we as fans get to decide the manager do we at all, and I do remember quite a few wanted Potter, I know I thought he was well worth a go at the time.
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Post by iglugluk on Sept 8, 2022 10:21:21 GMT
Agree that we seemed to be in a far worse position than many thought when Jones was appointed but he didn't do himself any favours by saying he was going to do one thing.ie..sign young hungry players then proceeded to do exactly the opposite.If I'm not mistaken didn't he sign about 6 players in a couple if days? Would think Brighton would be looking at someone more high profile than Nath. They didn't worry about Potter's profile when they appointed him. Unlike Stoke (board and fans) who turned him down not once but twice because he hadn't managed at our level. Nor have Chelsea worried about Potter's profilenot having managed a big club. What a refreshing appointment, a big club believing in an English manager who has never had a high profile as a player or manager Definitely a missed opportunity.. he should've got the job based on his local connections.. oh and also his name too, obviously! I must say I really liked the idea at the time but for some reason the owners weren't able to make the necessary leap of faith.
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Post by nottsover60 on Sept 8, 2022 10:25:40 GMT
They didn't worry about Potter's profile when they appointed him. Unlike Stoke (board and fans) who turned him down not once but twice because he hadn't managed at our level. Nor have Chelsea worried about Potter's profilenot having managed a big club. What a refreshing appointment, a big club believing in an English manager who has never had a high profile as a player or manager Don't think we as fans get to decide the manager do we at all, and I do remember quite a few wanted Potter, I know I thought he was well worth a go at the time. No we don't but when we sacked Hughes and Potter made it be known he'd come here I was all in favour but everyone round me laughed it out of the ground saying he'd only managed in Norway. I keep pointing it out to them now. EDIT And let's be fair how many were saying managers weren't suitable for us because they'd never managed in the Championship a couple of weeks back.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 8, 2022 10:35:21 GMT
Don't think we as fans get to decide the manager do we at all, and I do remember quite a few wanted Potter, I know I thought he was well worth a go at the time. No we don't but when we sacked Hughes and Potter made it be known he'd come here I was all in favour but everyone round me laughed it out of the ground saying he'd only managed in Norway. I keep pointing it out to them now. EDIT And let's be fair how many were saying managers weren't suitable for us because they'd never managed in the Championship a couple of weeks back. Yes I remember you saying we should appoint Potter but not being convinced based on his experience at that point, you called it right though
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Post by nottsover60 on Sept 8, 2022 10:43:21 GMT
No we don't but when we sacked Hughes and Potter made it be known he'd come here I was all in favour but everyone round me laughed it out of the ground saying he'd only managed in Norway. I keep pointing it out to them now. EDIT And let's be fair how many were saying managers weren't suitable for us because they'd never managed in the Championship a couple of weeks back. Yes I remember you saying we should appoint Potter but not being convinced based on his experience at that point, you called it right though Thank you!!
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Post by middleoftheboothen on Sept 8, 2022 11:31:44 GMT
Don't think we as fans get to decide the manager do we at all, and I do remember quite a few wanted Potter, I know I thought he was well worth a go at the time. No we don't but when we sacked Hughes and Potter made it be known he'd come here I was all in favour but everyone round me laughed it out of the ground saying he'd only managed in Norway. I keep pointing it out to them now. EDIT And let's be fair how many were saying managers weren't suitable for us because they'd never managed in the Championship a couple of weeks back. Agreed, I do know quite a few who wanted him though aswell and you're right to point it out to them we should have got him, all hindsight now though.
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