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Potter Sacked!
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
Depressing posts from many of us but mostly because they tell the truth.
Sullivan wont pay Potter and staff off. Its pointless to pretend otherwise, other than to vent frustration, shouting for his sacking.
The personal insults and character assassination is equally futile but again allows some of us the satisfaction of belittling him. Some fans want him to react to have a confrontation and hope for “Potter out” chants asap. Will his removal help?
I would wager a kings ransom it wont. We might get a brief lift at best but the recruitment, switch to another manager’s tactics will just add another layer of confusion and disjointed thinking onto the mess Sullivan creates year on year.
He wont be paid off, he will be here for the start of next season. Its fantasy to hope for anything different. And even if Potter goes, I would also wager the next appointment will be just as ineffective and knowing Sullivan probably worse and at best temporarily arrest the slide we have been on since early 2022. For the record, and imo, Potter’s actually a decent bloke but just not a fit for West Ham manager unless the state of our squad ( imbalance, old, slow, not fit for purpose ) is actually worse than we think. It might be?
Imo we may as well give him and Macaulay the summer window and hope for marginal improvement next season to keep us in the division. Desperate, depressing yes but that is the most realistic hope because Sullivan is not, and cannot, and will not, appoint anyone that can turn our club around. We have no plan, no strategy.. its “shoot from the hip”, “ready, fire, aim”, chaotic, scattergun. As I said, in an earlier post, the best approach is probably just keep appointing managers on short term 3-6 month contracts, keep sacking them until we hopefully stumble on one that, probably via sheer luck and timing, sees a freak Moyes like revival period.
Nothing is going to get better ( sustained improvement) until Sullivan dies and even then it might not if his sons take over or he sells to someone even shadier or narcissistic than himself.
Happy sunday

Sullivan wont pay Potter and staff off. Its pointless to pretend otherwise, other than to vent frustration, shouting for his sacking.
The personal insults and character assassination is equally futile but again allows some of us the satisfaction of belittling him. Some fans want him to react to have a confrontation and hope for “Potter out” chants asap. Will his removal help?
I would wager a kings ransom it wont. We might get a brief lift at best but the recruitment, switch to another manager’s tactics will just add another layer of confusion and disjointed thinking onto the mess Sullivan creates year on year.
He wont be paid off, he will be here for the start of next season. Its fantasy to hope for anything different. And even if Potter goes, I would also wager the next appointment will be just as ineffective and knowing Sullivan probably worse and at best temporarily arrest the slide we have been on since early 2022. For the record, and imo, Potter’s actually a decent bloke but just not a fit for West Ham manager unless the state of our squad ( imbalance, old, slow, not fit for purpose ) is actually worse than we think. It might be?
Imo we may as well give him and Macaulay the summer window and hope for marginal improvement next season to keep us in the division. Desperate, depressing yes but that is the most realistic hope because Sullivan is not, and cannot, and will not, appoint anyone that can turn our club around. We have no plan, no strategy.. its “shoot from the hip”, “ready, fire, aim”, chaotic, scattergun. As I said, in an earlier post, the best approach is probably just keep appointing managers on short term 3-6 month contracts, keep sacking them until we hopefully stumble on one that, probably via sheer luck and timing, sees a freak Moyes like revival period.
Nothing is going to get better ( sustained improvement) until Sullivan dies and even then it might not if his sons take over or he sells to someone even shadier or narcissistic than himself.
Happy sunday
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Re: Potter Out
twoleftfeet wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 09:42 Embarrassing.
He will be fine, we will be fine. Talking of relegation already? Knicker wetting cunts.
It’s been a shit season, it will soon be over.
There is always sunshine at the end of a storm.
I don't think we will be relegated, but giving Potter this summer looking at the state of him and his results, is a massive fucking risk. You can't sugar coat that.
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That was the worst thing about yesterday. He looks like he's checked out. Barely celebrated the goals, looks completely sick of it. I'm worried about AWB now as well.
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Embarrassing.
He will be fine, we will be fine. Talking of relegation already? Knicker wetting cunts.
It’s been a shit season, it will soon be over.
There is always sunshine at the end of a storm.
He will be fine, we will be fine. Talking of relegation already? Knicker wetting cunts.
It’s been a shit season, it will soon be over.
There is always sunshine at the end of a storm.
Re: Potter Out
Can you imagine listening to Potter’s word salads day after day as players do? That’s what I meant when I said he has an academic’s bearing. Most of my school teachers were boring wankers mind.
What bothers me is the look on Bowen’s face at the finish. It was the face that said “I’d be better off at a top club…”
What bothers me is the look on Bowen’s face at the finish. It was the face that said “I’d be better off at a top club…”
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It’s a bit rinse & repeat
You could see Potter lasting til October if this continues especially as Sullivan is keeping his hands in his (our) pockets
Expecting Kudus to go (& Paqueta if he is cleared) and if this isn’t spent properly under DoF Sullivan we will join the 3 promoted teams in the relegation battle.
More of the same until Sullivan & Brady go & the club is in the hands of sensible people who appoint footballing people and let them make footballing decisions
You could see Potter lasting til October if this continues especially as Sullivan is keeping his hands in his (our) pockets
Expecting Kudus to go (& Paqueta if he is cleared) and if this isn’t spent properly under DoF Sullivan we will join the 3 promoted teams in the relegation battle.
More of the same until Sullivan & Brady go & the club is in the hands of sensible people who appoint footballing people and let them make footballing decisions
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Re: Potter Out
Potter will stay until the autumn.
In the summer, Sullivan will turn (exclusively) to his agent "mates" for a rebuild who will sell him any old shit they know no one else wants/needs/will touch. Pockets will, of course, be lined (which is the main thing).
First 4 games next season, 4 losses and a parting of the paths.
Struggle through to January yo-yo-ing in and out of the relegation zone and Sullivan will, once again, turn to his pocket-liners to supply the players "correct the problem".
Any bookies offering odds on us going down next season? Gotta be worth a Lady of anybody's money.
In the summer, Sullivan will turn (exclusively) to his agent "mates" for a rebuild who will sell him any old shit they know no one else wants/needs/will touch. Pockets will, of course, be lined (which is the main thing).
First 4 games next season, 4 losses and a parting of the paths.
Struggle through to January yo-yo-ing in and out of the relegation zone and Sullivan will, once again, turn to his pocket-liners to supply the players "correct the problem".
Any bookies offering odds on us going down next season? Gotta be worth a Lady of anybody's money.
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Re: Potter Out
Cerveza Para Mi" wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 09:14 What is the point of constantly changing managers while the dwarf remnains in charge of the club in the boardroom ? Does anybody seriously think any manager with a decent reputation is going to risk it by coming to work at this basket case of a club.
We all know if Potter does get the elbow the next manager will be Sean Dyche. Ticks all the dwarf;'s boxes. So, as I say, what's the bloody point ?
That has been said a thousand times already, but that's not to see there isn't any truth in it of course. So I suppose the choice is simple, roll the dice again and just hope it somehow works out with the new bloke, or you stick with Potter? Neither feels you with any confidence, I know. Realistically though Potter will be here next season.
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What is the point of constantly changing managers while the dwarf remnains in charge of the club in the boardroom ? Does anybody seriously think any manager with a decent reputation is going to risk it by coming to work at this basket case of a club.
We all know if Potter does get the elbow the next manager will be Sean Dyche. Ticks all the dwarf;'s boxes. So, as I say, what's the bloody point ?
We all know if Potter does get the elbow the next manager will be Sean Dyche. Ticks all the dwarf;'s boxes. So, as I say, what's the bloody point ?
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THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 08:48 Here's a man who, as Mike just pointed out, is the Co-Director of the PFA Business School's Football Psychology, Emotional Intelligence and Leadership program
This is the problem. The only people who buy into this sort of shit are middle class grads.
Not young working class blacks, whites, Africans, experienced old pros. They're all fucking laughing at him and trying to get him sacked.
Not young working class blacks, whites, Africans, experienced old pros. They're all fucking laughing at him and trying to get him sacked.
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C & H reporting "car crash presser" and "Potter looks broken" at the crack dawn this morning. If Sullivan smells blood and sense he can get him to walk this is going to get real ugly, real fast.
For the sake of his own health Potter probably should walk, he clearly can't cope now nevermind when Sully start laying it on. For all Moyes' faults his mental strength must have been formidable and his skin thicker than the Earth's crust.
I can see a real tragic demise coming here.
For the sake of his own health Potter probably should walk, he clearly can't cope now nevermind when Sully start laying it on. For all Moyes' faults his mental strength must have been formidable and his skin thicker than the Earth's crust.
I can see a real tragic demise coming here.
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Manuel wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 08:41 I think what we saw with that presser is very fucking alarming, name calling and WHOism's aside we are in a very fragile an dangerous situation here. How does he come back from this? How can you back him in the summer? Has we got a divided dressing room? This appointment has now moved into 'disaster' territory and some big decisions need to be made, if they're not then we are playing Russian roulette with the clubs future.
There's is no way back from that. Here's a man who, as Mike just pointed out, is the Co-Director of the PFA Business School's Football Psychology, Emotional Intelligence and Leadership program and he just held a press conference where he behaved like spoiled toddler ask to explain why he smeared dog shit all over the kitchen floor.
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honky cat" wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 08:35Takashi Miike" wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 08:25
give me Loppy's monosyllabic answers, at least he didn't bullshit and gaslightIf Potter gets a win, does he get a second chance with the fans?
Well it would def help. But as shit as Spurs are does anyone really think with their attacking players we ain't gonna concede a few to them?? I don't see us beating them at all.
I can't get over how shit Kilman is.
I can't get over how shit Kilman is.
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honky cat" wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 08:35Takashi Miike" wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 08:25
give me Loppy's monosyllabic answers, at least he didn't bullshit and gaslightNo one could understand a word he said.
He was useless and we wouldn't have been better off keeping him. But Potter hasn't worked out either.
Cock Piss Potter v David Brent next
The bullshitters derby
If Potter gets a win, does he get a second chance with the fans?
we were better off, it's like comparing dogshit to cowshit, but we were better off
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I think what we saw in that presser is very fucking alarming. Name calling and WHOism's aside we are in a very fragile and dangerous situation here. How does he come back from this? How can you back him in the summer? Have we got a divided dressing room? This appointment has now moved into 'disaster' territory and some big decisions need to be made. If they're not then we are playing Russian roulette with the clubs future.
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Takashi Miike" wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 08:25 go and watch the post match press conference and tell me he looks like a man that has a 'Certificate in Football Psychology, Emotional Intelligence & Leadership'
https://businessschool.thepfa.com/footb ... ham-potter
give me Loppy's monosyllabic answers, at least he didn't bullshit and gaslight
If you told me the cսnt had a certificate in swimming, cycle proficiency or basic food hygiene I wouldn't believe it.
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He ain’t going anywhere though is he, we all know that.
he gets the pass of they ain’t my players” etc etc.
reality is and it’s the cycle at West Ham, Sullivan doesn’t rate him so he won’t back him.
if we’re not 4th favourites for the drop next season then lump on.
he gets the pass of they ain’t my players” etc etc.
reality is and it’s the cycle at West Ham, Sullivan doesn’t rate him so he won’t back him.
if we’re not 4th favourites for the drop next season then lump on.
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Takashi Miike" wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 08:25
give me Loppy's monosyllabic answers, at least he didn't bullshit and gaslight
No one could understand a word he said.
He was useless and we wouldn't have been better off keeping him. But Potter hasn't worked out either.
Cock Piss Potter v David Brent next
The bullshitters derby
If Potter gets a win, does he get a second chance with the fans?
He was useless and we wouldn't have been better off keeping him. But Potter hasn't worked out either.
Cock Piss Potter v David Brent next
The bullshitters derby
If Potter gets a win, does he get a second chance with the fans?
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go and watch the post match press conference and tell me he looks like a man that has a 'Certificate in Football Psychology, Emotional Intelligence & Leadership'
https://businessschool.thepfa.com/footb ... ham-potter
give me Loppy's monosyllabic answers, at least he didn't bullshit and gaslight
https://businessschool.thepfa.com/footb ... ham-potter
give me Loppy's monosyllabic answers, at least he didn't bullshit and gaslight
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At least Lopetegui used to lump one of his players once in a while to get a reaction. 
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Re: Potter Out
Manuel wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 07:23southbankbornnbred wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 07:10Adsiron wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 06:46 The Potter situation needs sorting out come close season. If we can't win any games under him in the next few weeks then he will have to be fired. There is absolutely no point in making Potter signings then sacking him weeks after the season's start.
For me he has the bearing of an academic but lacks the fire and dynamism of a football manager. A bit like Gareth Southgate with England...He’s nowhere near intelligent enough to be an academic. He’s just got verbal diarrhoea. That’s a very different thing.
I’ve never known a manager, of ours, to say so much without being able to deliver anything on the pitch.I want to know what England managers with ''fire and dynamism'' did better than Southgate?
It’s a fair question!
For all of his waistcoat-wearing beige Coldplay-ness, Southgate did deliver two finals, a semi-final and a quarter final in four major tournaments.
My problem with Potter is that it’s all words and absolutely no delivery. Hot air.
For all of his waistcoat-wearing beige Coldplay-ness, Southgate did deliver two finals, a semi-final and a quarter final in four major tournaments.
My problem with Potter is that it’s all words and absolutely no delivery. Hot air.
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Needed nearly 3 years to 'recover mentally' from getting pumped by Chelsea. And he looks mentally done here after 4 months.
Geezer doesn't have the minerals for a club like West Ham. Never has done, never will do.
Geezer doesn't have the minerals for a club like West Ham. Never has done, never will do.
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This is all a complete disaster. We can't be out looking for a manager again FFS.
Fair enough he has a shit unbalanced squad. And I've backed him until today. But the subs and selections he makes every week are incomprehensible.
Irving was competent v chelsea, never to be seen again. Cresswell, old but solid and shored up the defence. Again, dropped. Putting coufal on for a left back was the last straw for me. Kilman is the stinker, not Mav. He needs to be gone.
So where now. Who will come here. For a few years I've seen young mid priced decent players go anywhere but West Ham. They'd sooner go to Fulham, forest, Bournemouth, Palace etc Theres something really wrong at West Ham.
Fair enough he has a shit unbalanced squad. And I've backed him until today. But the subs and selections he makes every week are incomprehensible.
Irving was competent v chelsea, never to be seen again. Cresswell, old but solid and shored up the defence. Again, dropped. Putting coufal on for a left back was the last straw for me. Kilman is the stinker, not Mav. He needs to be gone.
So where now. Who will come here. For a few years I've seen young mid priced decent players go anywhere but West Ham. They'd sooner go to Fulham, forest, Bournemouth, Palace etc Theres something really wrong at West Ham.
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And looking at X, yesterday he became a meme. There's no taking him seriously ever again now.
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Adsiron wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 06:46 The Potter situation needs sorting out come close season. If we can't win any games under him in the next few weeks then he will have to be fired. There is absolutely no point in making Potter signings then sacking him weeks after the season's start.
For me he has the bearing of an academic but lacks the fire and dynamism of a football manager. A bit like Gareth Southgate with England...
He has the bearing of an academic in the same way Sullivan has the bearing of an icon of female empowerment.
The man is a walking case study for Dunning-Kruger. He didn't have the intelligence or humility to understand how Brighton's (a club that a Labrador could manage successfully) infrastructure elevated his own meager ability.
This is why he failed at Chelsea and is drowning now, his hubris and arrogance never allowed him to comprehend that other people made him successful.
The man is a walking case study for Dunning-Kruger. He didn't have the intelligence or humility to understand how Brighton's (a club that a Labrador could manage successfully) infrastructure elevated his own meager ability.
This is why he failed at Chelsea and is drowning now, his hubris and arrogance never allowed him to comprehend that other people made him successful.