Graham Potter - Poll

[MikeH72]

Didn't we go on some terrible run like losing 9 games or something? Tbf that's nothing to us now like but at the time we were a much better side who had just spent big in the summer.

Just some context, like.

No mate.

 

[allen]

I think probably no... at least not now. I don't think there's enough runway left this season for a total change in approach to save us from our current predicament. That would take recruitment we don't have the money for and time we don't have.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

He's a drip

Big wet lettuce, who's arse will go at the first Goodison Grumble.

 

[Joey66]

Just reading Potter or Southgate just speculation maybe ....

 

[Furey1878]

No mate.

Looked it up. After we beat Middlesbrough early on, we then went on a run in which we won only 2 from 12 until Christma. 6 defeats in that spell, including a 5-0 hammering at Chelsea.

Again, seems quaint compared to the runs we are used to now but it has to be remembered that we were a much better side then.

 

[Deleted member 50501]

We do not need a crisis manager at all!

There isn’t 7-8 games left there’s still 19 to play for.

I guarantee whoever the new man is and I may not agree with the choice of the next fella that he gets to 3 wins (Dyches record so far) within the 7-8 games.

That’s how bad this current manager is and how not so bad this squad is made out to be.

Hopefully mate!

 

[Davidoff]

Big wet lettuce, who's arse will go at the first Goodison Grumble.

Absolutely. Right now we need a 'leader' someone who the players want to fight for.

 

[Ruairi77]

Did you see the team he built with small fee players sold on for vast amounts? Plus a young side that played actual football ?

yup, I'd put a lot of that down to the BHA owner and some to Ashworth.
The playing style was nice but realistically we only have Mangala who can play like that.

 

[T LEAFE]

 

[buededw1]

Graham Potter might be a more fitting choice if the club aims for a long-term transformation and is ready to support a manager with a strategic and developmental mindset.

Under Dyche, it feels as though we've been led to believe the team lacks the ability to play a passing game. I expect Potter would adopt a more measured approach initially, rather than diving straight into his characteristic "Potterball" style.

For me there is an element of risk moving to Potter, but would rather that than watch long ball every week. Also, impressed me the learning he has been doing since leaving Chelsea, very much the same as Eddie Howe when he was sacked.

 

[T LEAFE]

 

[T LEAFE]

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Big wet lettuce, who's arse will go at the first Goodison Grumble.

Or at the Olympic stadium

 

[T LEAFE]

 

[windymiller]

You wont find it hard getting the posts to prove it then...

I really don't like doing this but here we go.


Before he arrived.

Before the end of October of his first year.

You, admitting you have been having a go at Koeman in October of his first year.