[Father Chris Mouse]

Originally Posted by Zizu

How did Potter have BRIGHTON playing so well though ?!?


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No fear, young unknowns looking to make a name for themselves. And ultimately no pressure. I like Potter, i think he's a nice guy, but too much too soon. Brighton's main goal is staying in the PL. And good luck to them, ironically it's by far the easiest PL Stadium for me to get to. Not the distance, but the drive is easy. I know a few Brighton fans. Im happy they've done so well. But Potter had it easy there. Chelsea are ruthless and expect trophies. It was just too big a step for him.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Swan

No fear, young unknowns looking to make a name for themselves. And ultimately no pressure. I like Potter, i think he's a nice guy, but too much too soon. Brighton's main goal is staying in the PL. And good luck to them, ironically it's by far the easiest PL Stadium for me to get to. Not the distance, but the drive is easy. I know a few Brighton fans. Im happy they've done so well. But Potter had it easy there. Chelsea are ruthless and expect trophies. It was just too big a step for him.

Lallana, Wellbeck …and other wanderers - cast offs


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[Father Chris Mouse]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

he also has a bigger squad of highly talented, highly paid players, its a completely different dynamic.

Look at Man U with Pogba and Ronaldo, with a standard manager, they destroyed the dressing room, it needed a manager like Ten Hag who doesn't mess about to sort the problem out

Originally Posted by Zizu

Lallana, Wellbeck …and other wanderers - cast offs


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Also, yeah we need to give Potter credit for Brighton, but they've not exactly fallen apart since he left either.