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Potter Out
Had enough of this arogrant no mark now.
11 games, 27% win ratio and 0.66 goals per game.
Either the break clause is true or this flake quits otherwise were proper fucked.
11 games, 27% win ratio and 0.66 goals per game.
Either the break clause is true or this flake quits otherwise were proper fucked.
Re: Potter Out
XKhammer wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 21:09THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑03 Apr 2025, 07:54 And Ipswich won last night, if that starts a bit of momentum for them this cսnt could well be taking us to Portman Road last day of the season fighting for survival.
He could yet relegate us.Ha ha you have gotta be joking
Another doom and gloom laughable post as Ipswich have only won 4 games in the league and even if they win 4 more which is half of the games they have left they would still be 2 points off us,that's if we don't pick up anymore points,after they play their must win game against Wolves they have Chelsea,Arsenal and Newcastle
l reckon they will be down by end of April
Couldn't agree more
Re: Potter Out
THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑03 Apr 2025, 07:54 And Ipswich won last night, if that starts a bit of momentum for them this cսnt could well be taking us to Portman Road last day of the season fighting for survival.
He could yet relegate us.
Ha ha you have gotta be joking
Another doom and gloom laughable post as Ipswich have only won 4 games in the league and even if they win 4 more which is half of the games they have left they would still be 2 points off us,that's if we don't pick up anymore points,after they play their must win game against Wolves they have Chelsea,Arsenal and Newcastle
l reckon they will be down by end of April
Another doom and gloom laughable post as Ipswich have only won 4 games in the league and even if they win 4 more which is half of the games they have left they would still be 2 points off us,that's if we don't pick up anymore points,after they play their must win game against Wolves they have Chelsea,Arsenal and Newcastle
l reckon they will be down by end of April
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Re: Potter Out
Just seen Gonzo saying he’s heard from the club that the DOF idea has been abandoned. Of course, Sullivan implemented it in a half arsed style with Steidten. He was a Tech Director, did not recruit all the players and had no experience as a DOF either. Almost like he didnt want a DOF and wanted it to fail?
So Macaulay will identify young prospects, approved by Potter, and Sullivan will do the negotiations to go get them. What could go wrong?
So Macaulay will identify young prospects, approved by Potter, and Sullivan will do the negotiations to go get them. What could go wrong?
Re: Potter Out
Maverick180180 wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 14:41twoleftfeet wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 13:16 Interestingly the Spurs branch of WHO think we will be relegation fodder next season, you’d think they would be more concerned about Ange
You’re the biggest fucking weirdo on the planet
I’ve never heard someone bang on about spurs so much and claim other people are secret spurs fans
You need sorting out you cսnt
Couldn't agree more!
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THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 15:45Have a look below. I've listed them in easy to read paragraphs.
All well established patterns of Sullivan behaviour in these situations, things that are known to have happened. The Cambridge dictionary definition of a fact.
Oh i see. But i think you are confusing your own hypothetical conspiracy theories with facts.
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Stuart The Slater" wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 15:44 Reverse psychology is fooling noone. Give your head a wobble and change your wet knickers.
If you're claiming I'm accusing him of doing the thing I'm doing that isn't reverse psychology it's projection.
Fucking moron.
Fucking moron.
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Have a look below. I've listed them in easy to read paragraphs.
All well established patterns of Sullivan behaviour in these situations, things that are known to have happened. The Cambridge dictionary definition of a fact.
All well established patterns of Sullivan behaviour in these situations, things that are known to have happened. The Cambridge dictionary definition of a fact.
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Reverse psychology is fooling noone. Give your head a wobble and change your wet knickers.
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Maverick180180 wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 15:29THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 15:16Maverick180180 wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 14:41You’re the biggest fucking weirdo on the planet
I’ve never heard someone bang on about spurs so much and claim other people are secret spurs fans
You need sorting out you cսntHe's clearly trying to prove to himself how West Ham he is.
Kinda like Phillip Schofield getting married, having kids but all the time being a bent noncy groomer.Worst person on this site by a country mile
doesn’t listen to any valid points, wants to argue with you cos you’ve suggested we’ll be in a relegation battle next season despite the fact we’re currently in 16th place and will be in the bookies top 5 favourites to go down for the new season
claims anyone with a differing opinion is a spurs fan
Which I find ironic cos it doesn’t bother him in the slightest when West Ham repeatedly lose
That's because he's a closet spud, ashamed of it because he knows at his core that all his urges are disgusting and wrong.
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Re: Potter Out
THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 15:16Maverick180180 wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 14:41twoleftfeet wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 13:16 Interestingly the Spurs branch of WHO think we will be relegation fodder next season, you’d think they would be more concerned about Ange
You’re the biggest fucking weirdo on the planet
I’ve never heard someone bang on about spurs so much and claim other people are secret spurs fans
You need sorting out you cսntHe's clearly trying to prove to himself how West Ham he is.
Kinda like Phillip Schofield getting married, having kids but all the time being a bent noncy groomer.
Worst person on this site by a country mile
doesn’t listen to any valid points, wants to argue with you cos you’ve suggested we’ll be in a relegation battle next season despite the fact we’re currently in 16th place and will be in the bookies top 5 favourites to go down for the new season
claims anyone with a differing opinion is a spurs fan
Which I find ironic cos it doesn’t bother him in the slightest when West Ham repeatedly lose
doesn’t listen to any valid points, wants to argue with you cos you’ve suggested we’ll be in a relegation battle next season despite the fact we’re currently in 16th place and will be in the bookies top 5 favourites to go down for the new season
claims anyone with a differing opinion is a spurs fan
Which I find ironic cos it doesn’t bother him in the slightest when West Ham repeatedly lose
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A scenario that is unfortunately plausible Thunder. He’s not Sullivan’s man, a narcissist like Sully will want him to fail because his ego is what matters most.
I hope he gets a reasonable budget. My honest opinion is I dont know if Potter can improve us enough if he gets a budget ( via sales too ) 3 or 4 additions or replacements. Get it right and its possible but at this juncture my take is the odds are against Potter even if he does get his replacements. Sullivan limiting his budget and essentially sabotaging his tenure will pretty much guarantee his failure though and it will be apparent early on next season.
Sullivan imo may as well back him though (but wont ) why? Because we know Sullivan will oversee the appointment of what is likely to be another unrmployed yesterday’s man via Salthouse who will fail too. But the chance of it unexpectedly being successful ( by accident) like the 2-3 seasons with Moyes means Sullivan wont back Bradys man.
In short, the failure of Sullivans 27 of 30 odd years of football club ownership will continue either way.
I hope he gets a reasonable budget. My honest opinion is I dont know if Potter can improve us enough if he gets a budget ( via sales too ) 3 or 4 additions or replacements. Get it right and its possible but at this juncture my take is the odds are against Potter even if he does get his replacements. Sullivan limiting his budget and essentially sabotaging his tenure will pretty much guarantee his failure though and it will be apparent early on next season.
Sullivan imo may as well back him though (but wont ) why? Because we know Sullivan will oversee the appointment of what is likely to be another unrmployed yesterday’s man via Salthouse who will fail too. But the chance of it unexpectedly being successful ( by accident) like the 2-3 seasons with Moyes means Sullivan wont back Bradys man.
In short, the failure of Sullivans 27 of 30 odd years of football club ownership will continue either way.
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Maverick180180 wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 14:41twoleftfeet wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 13:16 Interestingly the Spurs branch of WHO think we will be relegation fodder next season, you’d think they would be more concerned about Ange
You’re the biggest fucking weirdo on the planet
I’ve never heard someone bang on about spurs so much and claim other people are secret spurs fans
You need sorting out you cսnt
He's clearly trying to prove to himself how West Ham he is.
Kinda like Phillip Schofield getting married, having kids but all the time being a bent noncy groomer.
Kinda like Phillip Schofield getting married, having kids but all the time being a bent noncy groomer.
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Keep dreaming" wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 14:49THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 12:42factory seconds" wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 12:15 if there isn't some upturn by the end of the season, we'll go into the summer with a manager that the dwarf never wanted in the first place in lame duck mode before he's even had a summer transfer window.
Exactly, Sullivan also won't back him. He'll just ride out next season until he can activate the break clause and have a kitty for the next manager.
Next season is already a write off, just pray there's 3 teams shitter than Potter next year. Although I'm still not convinced there's 3 teams shitter than Potter this year.Is that a fact that Sullivan didn't want Potter and won't back him in the window TC? Or is it just wild speculation?
It you look at the facts and read between the lines it's obvious.
Sullivan never rated him, thought he was just a cog in the Brighton machine. Correctly it now appears.
C&H being given details of the break clause yesterday is typical of Sullivan when he starts to undermine a manager in the hope he'll walk. He's saying he wants him out but his hands are tied until after next season.
Sullivan never backs a manager once "the process" has begun, prefering instead to store up a war chest for the next coach.
As a result Potter will get minimal support in the summer. Late deals at deadline day prices on top 6 surplus or bosmans to plug the gaps from sales and those released. Antonio and Cresswell renewed for a year.
It's already a write off.
Sullivan never rated him, thought he was just a cog in the Brighton machine. Correctly it now appears.
C&H being given details of the break clause yesterday is typical of Sullivan when he starts to undermine a manager in the hope he'll walk. He's saying he wants him out but his hands are tied until after next season.
Sullivan never backs a manager once "the process" has begun, prefering instead to store up a war chest for the next coach.
As a result Potter will get minimal support in the summer. Late deals at deadline day prices on top 6 surplus or bosmans to plug the gaps from sales and those released. Antonio and Cresswell renewed for a year.
It's already a write off.
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THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 12:42factory seconds" wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 12:15 if there isn't some upturn by the end of the season, we'll go into the summer with a manager that the dwarf never wanted in the first place in lame duck mode before he's even had a summer transfer window.
Exactly, Sullivan also won't back him. He'll just ride out next season until he can activate the break clause and have a kitty for the next manager.
Next season is already a write off, just pray there's 3 teams shitter than Potter next year. Although I'm still not convinced there's 3 teams shitter than Potter this year.
Is that a fact that Sullivan didn't want Potter and won't back him in the window TC? Or is it just wild speculation?
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twoleftfeet wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 13:16 Interestingly the Spurs branch of WHO think we will be relegation fodder next season, you’d think they would be more concerned about Ange![]()
You’re the biggest fucking weirdo on the planet
I’ve never heard someone bang on about spurs so much and claim other people are secret spurs fans
You need sorting out you cսnt
I’ve never heard someone bang on about spurs so much and claim other people are secret spurs fans
You need sorting out you cսnt
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I’m just thoroughly pissed of with watching us play negative, boring football. I thought things used to get bad under Moyes, but at least we had some attacking intent under him in some of the games.
Unless Potter can soon show that he can get us scoring goals then he can fuck right off.
Unless Potter can soon show that he can get us scoring goals then he can fuck right off.
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THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 12:42factory seconds" wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 12:15 if there isn't some upturn by the end of the season, we'll go into the summer with a manager that the dwarf never wanted in the first place in lame duck mode before he's even had a summer transfer window.
Exactly, Sullivan also won't back him. He'll just ride out next season until he can activate the break clause and have a kitty for the next manager.
Next season is already a write off, just pray there's 3 teams shitter than Potter next year. Although I'm still not convinced there's 3 teams shitter than Potter this year.
"Next season is a write off....."
Bloody hell - That's a bit negative, eh? Haven't even seen what our transfer business will be. If we get £120m for the so called Star Boy it could be the catalyst for a proper rebuild.
I mean, at least wait to see how the window goes before making such a judgement, surely?
Bloody hell - That's a bit negative, eh? Haven't even seen what our transfer business will be. If we get £120m for the so called Star Boy it could be the catalyst for a proper rebuild.
I mean, at least wait to see how the window goes before making such a judgement, surely?
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Interestingly the Spurs branch of WHO think we will be relegation fodder next season, you’d think they would be more concerned about Ange 
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THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 12:42factory seconds" wrote: ↑04 Apr 2025, 12:15 if there isn't some upturn by the end of the season, we'll go into the summer with a manager that the dwarf never wanted in the first place in lame duck mode before he's even had a summer transfer window.
Exactly, Sullivan also won't back him. He'll just ride out next season until he can activate the break clause and have a kitty for the next manager.
Next season is already a write off, just pray there's 3 teams shitter than Potter next year. Although I'm still not convinced there's 3 teams shitter than Potter this year.
Totally agree, I think we will be relegation fodder next season.
The last time we got relegated they put the season ticket prices up.
The last time we got relegated they put the season ticket prices up.