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Think we all know Dyche isn't going to be here after this season and maybe potentially even before that, so who do we want/think can come in to replace him?

I think Thomas Frank would be a good fit here. Think he has the character to cope with the pressures from the stands whilst his team is better than the sum of its parts and as much as Brentford are a better team than us, with the wages we pay combined with the size of the club and with the new stadium then I think he could be convinced to join us.

Should be having a look at Adi Hutter and Will Still. Former might be doing a bit too well with Monaco and will probably have better offers but still.

I’m still choosing Potter for the type of work-with-what-you-have coach he is.

Brendan Rodgers is on the list but Lee Carsley isn't...

Is Shogs a closet red?

Who’s that lad in the French league who learned by playing FIFA?

Is this who we want or who we think it will be?

Bluedylan1 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2024 11:59 am Brendan Rodgers is on the list but Lee Carsley isn't...

Is Shogs a closet red?

Appreciate you pulling this up before Ram had a go at me

Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2024 12:13 pm Is this who we want or who we think it will be?

Want probably, though obviously realism plays into that. I'm sure we'd all love Pep but it ain't gonna happen.

Who the fuck voted Moyes then?

I put Potter. I can't decide if I think him or Thomas Frank would work better.

I’ve gone Frank, think Potter & several others on there get us relegated. If Moyes or Rooney are the best we can find I give up

I think I like Frank. I was a bit suspicious of him when Brentford looked like they’d been found out but he seemed to solve the problem and not just stubbornly stick to his guns and got them relegated.

Whoever he is, he won’t last 3 months - what with the Freidkin’s being very impatient, fan expectation and massive turnover of squad in the summer.

Potter has managed lower quality players in Sweden and overseen the transition from Hughton to a side that plays actual football.

Brighton’s recruitment played a massive role in that for sure but don’t think he’s nearly as high a risk as sometimes touted, certainly not any more so than any manager stepping into a new situation.

Think I'd quite like Benitez to get another dig at it

brap2 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2024 1:47 pm Think I'd quite like Benitez to get another dig at it

Knows the city.

My only issue with Potter is when he had a dig at the Brighton fans after they boo'd a 0-0 at home against Leeds and him saying maybe he needs a history lesson in the club because they were 8th in the league at the time.

My issue isn't with what he said, but if he's riled up by Brighton fans then god only knows how he'd cope with us.