Odds on he"le play a blinder against us and score the goal of the season.
Well at least Barry-Murphy didn't score against us
nah he won't get into their starting 11!
Potter could do well in the right team. He suffered the boo boy treatment so could be fired up & when he does score, they tend to be screamers.
I blame JOC for Potter having a bad time here, if we were a decent passing side like say Chezzie he would have been a decent player for us. He suffered a lack of confidence maybe coz of the fact we wasnt a good passing side, we had managers like Irvine and GM who are not lovers of the passing game. We just wasnt the right team for him and having a midfield partner like JOC wouldnt exactly fill the likes of Xavi or Gerrard with confidence either, I think Potter was unfortunate with us
After reviewing all last seasons games and putting the stats through the computer, I've decided to open book on this. For our first meeting:
Potter to score 'a screamer': 33/1
Potter to enter the Wednesday box and touch the ball: 50/1
Potter to make an unnatural number of sideways passes: Evens
Potter to make an epic pass which splits the defence (MK Dons defence only) then fails to move in the correct direction: Stopped taking bets.
^^^^^^^^^^
I'll have a fiver on the screamer please Bangkok
I don't care what the odds are - he was rubbish for us, he's gone, I'm happy.
Would rather he left and scores against us than we keep him for another underperforming season.
Although Potter leaving was the right move, I would rather have kept Potter & released JOC than the other way round.
I too would rather have kept Potter if given a choice. Problem with both these two, and for that matter Teale and Sedgy, is that they are not match changers, whether in the starting 11 or on the bench. How many times last year did we need something a little different to try to turn a match around and yet when the subs were made we often got worse??
Thats what GM needs to find, guys who can adapt to a situation or can come on and make an impact if we are losing.
I agree with us needing to find a 'game changer' St. Charles. For a time I thought JJ may be the answer but he's too inconsistent and we ran out of ideas / options too easily.
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posted on 25/6/11
Odds on he"le play a blinder against us and score the goal of the season.
posted on 25/6/11
Well at least Barry-Murphy didn't score against us
posted on 25/6/11
nah he won't get into their starting 11!
posted on 27/6/11
Potter could do well in the right team. He suffered the boo boy treatment so could be fired up & when he does score, they tend to be screamers.
posted on 27/6/11
I blame JOC for Potter having a bad time here, if we were a decent passing side like say Chezzie he would have been a decent player for us. He suffered a lack of confidence maybe coz of the fact we wasnt a good passing side, we had managers like Irvine and GM who are not lovers of the passing game. We just wasnt the right team for him and having a midfield partner like JOC wouldnt exactly fill the likes of Xavi or Gerrard with confidence either, I think Potter was unfortunate with us
posted on 27/6/11
After reviewing all last seasons games and putting the stats through the computer, I've decided to open book on this. For our first meeting:
Potter to score 'a screamer': 33/1
Potter to enter the Wednesday box and touch the ball: 50/1
Potter to make an unnatural number of sideways passes: Evens
Potter to make an epic pass which splits the defence (MK Dons defence only) then fails to move in the correct direction: Stopped taking bets.
posted on 27/6/11
^^^^^^^^^^
I'll have a fiver on the screamer please Bangkok
posted on 27/6/11
I don't care what the odds are - he was rubbish for us, he's gone, I'm happy.
Would rather he left and scores against us than we keep him for another underperforming season.
posted on 27/6/11
Although Potter leaving was the right move, I would rather have kept Potter & released JOC than the other way round.
posted on 27/6/11
I too would rather have kept Potter if given a choice. Problem with both these two, and for that matter Teale and Sedgy, is that they are not match changers, whether in the starting 11 or on the bench. How many times last year did we need something a little different to try to turn a match around and yet when the subs were made we often got worse??
Thats what GM needs to find, guys who can adapt to a situation or can come on and make an impact if we are losing.
posted on 28/6/11
I agree with us needing to find a 'game changer' St. Charles. For a time I thought JJ may be the answer but he's too inconsistent and we ran out of ideas / options too easily.
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