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It's a problem as Southgate will always have Saka on the right, but Foden and Palmer both best suited to the right drifting inside.

Thomas is back as it stands and KDH hasn't left 🤔

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Isn’t he the Dortmund equivalent of Craig Shakespeare?

He’s already rejected us before, if he’s not arsed get someone in who is. He doesn’t need the money after his Chelsea payoff and he’s not good enough that we need to promise him this that and the other

A manager that doesn't have a coronary at the sign of any excitement in a match.

They were playing us in a mess without a goalkeeper, that result was certainly an abnormal one for them much like Enzo's 5-0 win over Southampton which he hated.

His teams don't score goals, in his last 4 seasons Brighton scored 39, 40 and 42 over a 38 game season (the season he left they scored 72), at Chelsea they were equally as poor in front of goal.

Wharton > Mainoo

https://talksport.com/football/1912252/graham-potter-leicester-target-talks-agent/ Lost me at the first sentence, audacious swoop for a Graham Potter 🙄

No mention of Thomas, must mean he's got another year 🤔

This is up there with Matty James 4 year contract which we awarded 3 games into his return after 2+ years injured, then the following match he was crocked again.

After the Vestergaard news I dread to think what we're offering Ndidi. No doubt his past two seasons at Premier League level have been wiped from memory.

KDH hasn't?

Bellingham looks burnt out

Bellingham seems really heavy legged last few times I’ve seen him

He's won the third division and the third rate european competition in the conference league

He's on holiday isn't he in Marbella so Chelsea probably won't announce anything till he's back and they have interviews ready etc

Thats always been a lucky escape for us

He should be anyway, his style at Brighton was painful and they struggled to score goals with it. It was the same at Chelsea, goal record was embarassing averaging a goal a game over almost a season. Would Brighton fans want him back? .. https://www.northstandchat.com/threads/if-graham-potter-is-re-appointed.408210/page-7#post-11151815

Bench ilwell

One positive with Cooper is he's a former England U16 and U17 manager so might bode well for Braybrooke/Alves. No idea if he's promoted youth in his club management though.

Moyes would be as popular here as Puel, he may have experience but he's not someone who moves teams forward. There's a reason he's barely won anything all his managerial career.

They're not that good, see the last few months. I predict a bottom half finish next season