| Brighton 11:10 - May 22 with 5398 views | Ansty |
Cant quite believe i would see the day where we lost our manager to brighton in their identikit stadium on an industrial estate.
No history, no soul.
sad day. |  |
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| Brighton on 12:58 - May 22 with 958 views | PhilTWTD |
| Brighton on 12:48 - May 22 by giant_stow |
Man U have nothing left to lose - they ought to be going all out for your man, with a remit to rip it up and start again - same as he did for yous. |
Is he that sort of manager? They should appoint Paul Cook if that's what they want. |  | | |
| Brighton on 13:01 - May 22 with 933 views | LankHenners |
| Brighton on 12:51 - May 22 by SuperKieranMcKenna |
Surely he wouldn’t want the Chelsea job - they are an absolute comedy of a club. Boehly is utterly clueless at running a football club.
The longevity of their managers is seriously short. I get there is the safety net of a huge payoff, and sitting around in the garden for a couple of years like Potter, but that doesn’t feel like something KM would want to contemplate. There’d presumably have to be some cast iron guarantees for him to take it, which I doubt they’d be willing to offer a manager who’s not yet worked in the top flight. |
You'd think the case of Potter would be a cautionary tale - took over from a coach who was popular with the players and fans, never managed to win either of them over despite his best efforts, then was dispensed with by the impatient and incompetent owners. McKenna would be in danger of following the same path. |  |
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| Brighton on 13:03 - May 22 with 892 views | Sharkey |
| Brighton on 12:22 - May 22 by PhilTWTD |
Not sure, think there was an element of Brighton believing they were going to get him prematurely and leaks along those lines coming from there. But still not sure we're completely out of the woods on that front.
I'm with you on Chelsea and Man U, I think he'd be too much of a gamble for their owners. |
I'm surprised the Palace manager isn't more in the conversation. If he went to Chelsea or elsewhere, then the Palace job would be vacant again. I'm not saying Palace are any more attractive than Brighton to a young manager, though they do seem to have a supremely good catchment area for young talent, but they would also be scouting for a new manager of a similar caliber, so the game of musical chairs would just stretch on and on. (And nobody could accuse Palace of having an 'identikit stadium', yet.) |  | | |
| Brighton on 13:05 - May 22 with 857 views | ITFCBlues |
| Brighton on 13:03 - May 22 by Sharkey |
I'm surprised the Palace manager isn't more in the conversation. If he went to Chelsea or elsewhere, then the Palace job would be vacant again. I'm not saying Palace are any more attractive than Brighton to a young manager, though they do seem to have a supremely good catchment area for young talent, but they would also be scouting for a new manager of a similar caliber, so the game of musical chairs would just stretch on and on. (And nobody could accuse Palace of having an 'identikit stadium', yet.) |
He's only been there 6 months & believe Bayern were quoted 100m if they want him. Suspect there is no release clause for him, like there is for KM. |  |
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| Brighton on 13:06 - May 22 with 850 views | BrightonBlue |
| Brighton on 12:22 - May 22 by PhilTWTD |
Not sure, think there was an element of Brighton believing they were going to get him prematurely and leaks along those lines coming from there. But still not sure we're completely out of the woods on that front.
I'm with you on Chelsea and Man U, I think he'd be too much of a gamble for their owners. |
Sounds reminiscent of Robson and Everton |  | | |
| Brighton on 13:06 - May 22 with 844 views | DBaldy |
We haven't seen that day yet, unless you've got a time machine?
If not, then all of the chat is nothing more than speculation at this point. | | | |
| Brighton on 13:30 - May 22 with 730 views | SitfcB |
| Brighton on 12:22 - May 22 by PhilTWTD |
Not sure, think there was an element of Brighton believing they were going to get him prematurely and leaks along those lines coming from there. But still not sure we're completely out of the woods on that front.
I'm with you on Chelsea and Man U, I think he'd be too much of a gamble for their owners. |
Perhaps they thought they were going to get him easily but then they spoke to Mark Ashton  |  |
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| Brighton on 13:31 - May 22 with 706 views | RedX |
Enzo after passing McKenna in the Chelsea betting list.
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| Brighton on 13:34 - May 22 with 681 views | pointofblue |
| Brighton on 12:48 - May 22 by giant_stow |
Man U have nothing left to lose - they ought to be going all out for your man, with a remit to rip it up and start again - same as he did for yous. |
He didn't. Cook did the "rip it apart" bit of the rebuild. Out of the team which went up most of the players were bought by him too. | |
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| Brighton on 13:39 - May 22 with 634 views | IP4_Blue |
| Brighton on 12:22 - May 22 by PhilTWTD |
Not sure, think there was an element of Brighton believing they were going to get him prematurely and leaks along those lines coming from there. But still not sure we're completely out of the woods on that front.
I'm with you on Chelsea and Man U, I think he'd be too much of a gamble for their owners. |
Do you know if any announcements due tomorrow morning at Portman Road? | | | |
| Brighton on 13:42 - May 22 with 608 views | TheBoyBlue |
| Brighton on 12:22 - May 22 by PhilTWTD |
Not sure, think there was an element of Brighton believing they were going to get him prematurely and leaks along those lines coming from there. But still not sure we're completely out of the woods on that front.
I'm with you on Chelsea and Man U, I think he'd be too much of a gamble for their owners. |
And a gamble for KM too. He doesn't even have to do badly at either and he could be out of a job within months. | |
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