New manager

[bluestevon]

I know that Potter transformed Brighton's football from unwatchable to pretty alright to watch. But it took him 3 seasons at a very good lead club, where he had trust and basically no pressure from fans and media to make that shown in results.

He got 41 points in his first 2 seasons, which is comparing to the 40 and 36 they had under Hughton not really an improvement.

Also he has his spells of very good form and then some of very bad forms like Dyche.

Yeah no doubt he'd be a project manager - but given come the summer our situation as stands is this...

11-12 contracted senior players
Years of almost unwatchable negative football.
4-5 battling relegation seasons all year long in the last 6-7 years
No style of play and a ground down supporters
Owners who will want to invest but us e already talked up the need to strengthen through the academy and youth investment
New owners who whilst wealthy haven't got the money to just do a city or Chelsea and revamp it instantly.
A new stadium and fresh start.

If ever a club needed a manager who can be transformative then it's us, give me three years running of no relegation worry all season way more enjoyable footy to watch and seeing a style of play and younger players coming through then I'd take that right now as it sets you up for the long term sustainability all clubs need to succeed