Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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Absolutely not
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[Albion] Potter’s return?
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BluesRockDJ
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But he would have to deal with the loss (partly down to him) of the stunning midfield we had under him !
He would, but we would have struggled to have kept them and he will have known that, if he is prepared to take £20k a year, a ford focus, android phone and a laptop, we will know he is motivated to be at Brighton!
You must own a tiny fence.
He's a f***ing Judas **** say we.
fruitnveg
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Regardless of how we or Tony feel, Potter feels agreived at our treatment of him. You could see it on his face at the Chelsea game when we flattened him. He was surprised at the reception. He won't want to come back and personally, I don't want him either.
Justice
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3.5 years of Potter with 3 of them being painful viewing.
I’d boo him so much it would the Oxford dictionary word of the year
Spartakashington
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- Feb 29, 2024
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No . When I met him I explained as much.
rudolf hucker
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Who?
Forgotten all about that money grabbing traitor that convinced all his staff to change jobs and move their families in less than 24 Hrs
NO
Forgotten all about that money grabbing traitor that convinced all his staff to change jobs and move their families in less than 24 Hrs
NO
dejavuatbtn
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If TB‘s happy, I’m happy.
I had little time for his combined ignorance and arrogance when he was our manager, most of his tenure was tedious. . . although the quality and style slowly improved . . . there was about a 10 game period at the end when I was prepared to overlook all that as he did have a good squad playing good football and winning games convincingly . . . .but then like a kitten, he went and shat on his bed, and dragged it all over our beds too, as he exited for a fluffier bed
THere's no way in a million years he'll be back . . . . TB won't allow it, the fans won't have it . . . .I think he'd come back if he was asked, which tells me all I need to know.
THere's no way in a million years he'll be back . . . . TB won't allow it, the fans won't have it . . . .I think he'd come back if he was asked, which tells me all I need to know.
Silverhatch
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I’d only take him back if he went full on 70s humanities teacher and wore leather elbow patches and smoked a pipe on the touch line… History lessons
I think I could live with thatI’d only take him back if he went full on 70s Beagle collars, platform boots, and started playing a silver glittery guitar in a glam rock pub band, and smoked a bong on the touch line… History lessons
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
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I'm absolutely appalled by the club's decision as it is, bringing back that prick would genuinely leave me wanting to sack the whole thing off
GT49er
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Shit! Clicked on yes, but my vote appeared on 'Yes, but reluctantly'. No reluctance at all - if TBMBE and PBOBE go for a return of Potter, who am I to complain? Let's be honest (without idiots re-writing history), Potter did a very good job for us.
Silverhatch
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Why? Tony Bloom is, I think we'd all agree, a fan who's invested £500m+ into our/his club. He is by all accounts utterly loyal until you f*** him about. He's privy to stuff we'll never know about. He's decided to hook RDZ. If he wants resident of Hove (with Albion supporting son) Potter back - then so be it. PS. don't think it'll happen.
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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Because for 2 and a half years of Potterball we were imho, painfully dull to watch, managed by a bloke with no charisma who had no time for supporters and f***ed off at the first opportunity. I don't want to watch another 2 and a half years of painfully dull football again in the hope that it all clicks just in time for us to make a bit more profit on the best players.