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A double barrelled question because lets be honest, Potters reign at the second half of last season was worse than the first half which got Lopetegui the tin tack.
However, that was still six months where you would have thought he would have had all his little soldiers that he wanted in, all lined up for the start of the transfer window and I'm not including his due diligence on the state of the club at the time of his appointment. So here we are, one player in that he wanted, (Dioff), one he didn't (Walker Peters) and allegedly one coming in (Wilson), that no-one wants. And here we are, three weeks away from the start of the new season.
Now I've never had much time for Potter as is well known, and I don't have much in the way of any respect for him. This little, if any respect I had, is diminishing day by day as this circus act he is presiding over drags on, because I personally would have walked by now. He's not hard up after a lovely little pension pot build up from Chelsea, but I would give him a slight nod of respect if he walked, the day before the start of the season if he hasn't got all his little soldiers that he wanted ready to go on the team sheet.
And welcome Sullvan Jr. in the dugout
Thought the same Deluded
Whilst i am prepared to of given him the summer to rebuild with a squad of players he wants and see how the team progress he is clearly never going to be given the chance and yes like you i would laugh if he walked the night before the season starts....And i would do an exclusive interview with all the media telling them how and what it is like to be a West Ham manager under Sullivan and co....
Age is creeping up quickly and the hooded being with scythe in hand is tapping gently on Sullivans shoulder...he should sell up and live out his last days with that bit of stuff hanging around him and leave West Ham to the fans.
I can see the logic behind
I can see the logic behind the question. I would think bringing in Wilson if he comes. Could be the straw that breaks the camels back. Nobody wants him. It goes against everything Potter stands for, in the so called rebuild of the squad.
You would think self preservation would kick in. The results in the coming months, if as predicted by many. With the squad virtually the same as last term. Something I too can see looming at present. Surely negative alarm bells are ringing loudly in his head.
He will be the fall guy, surely he doesn't want that. But maybe the Dildo dwarf has him by his knackers. "You walk my son you'll get sweet FA". Not sure how that stacks up in the legal world. But I'd admire Potter if he was to make a stand.
I reckon tensions will soon mount - this could happen Deluded...
Surely the ire should be
Surely the ire should be directed at the maggot that owns the club. We all know that little parasite, is as tight as a duck's arse, only hands out envelope's to his mate Will for utterly shite players and has no interest whatsoever in how the club fares as long as it stays in the PL and he can keep the cash that's rolling in. I have lost significant interest in how West Ham fare now as until that little c**t f**ks off it ain't getting any better. Potter has my sympathies.