: Mon May 04, 2009 5:48 pm  

Ski wrote:

You preffered but didn't agree with him?

What?

: Mon May 04, 2009 5:52 pm  

saint billy wrote:

The thing that really gets me with Potter is that when we lose, he just simply says 'the better side won on the day'. This may be correct, but as a fan i want to know why we didn't perform, what went wrong, or even some reassurance that they are going to work on things that went wrong. Just something more than the better side won on the day. He doesn't seem very enthusiastic.

Un. Believable.

: Mon May 04, 2009 6:07 pm  

Carlos Alberto wrote:

I heard that KC, Long and Pryce were absolutely rattled in Walkabout Edinburgh the night before.

Ade was dabbling in a bit of swinging and therefore was absolutely sh*gged and Jammer and Maurie were out with Briers.

Oh, and Potter has fallen out with everyone as someone stole the batteries from his megaphone and no one in the squad can hear him speak.

: Mon May 04, 2009 9:12 pm  

Oh, and Potter has fallen out with everyone as someone stole the batteries from his megaphone and no one in the squad can hear him speak.[/quote]

: Tue May 05, 2009 8:10 am  

regards potter.
i wonder if he has piles? he has that same painful expression on his fizogue every game

Re: Potter at half time... : Tue May 05, 2009 11:28 am  

{Hogan} wrote:

It seemed to work for Anderson though. You looked a far better and more enthused team under him, would you not agree?

Anderson was always calm and reserved until the famous half time rant at the GF, which everyone from t'other clubs though was hilarious and critisised him for lacking professionalism.

: Tue May 05, 2009 11:41 am  

saint billy wrote:

The thing that really gets me with Potter is that when we lose, he just simply says 'the better side won on the day'. This may be correct, but as a fan i want to know why we didn't perform, what went wrong, or even some reassurance that they are going to work on things that went wrong. Just something more than the better side won on the day. He doesn't seem very enthusiastic.

as a fan you should be wondering why your support was so low in Edinburgh.

Re: Potter at half time... : Tue May 05, 2009 12:10 pm  

Offside Monkey wrote:

Anderson was always calm and reserved until the famous half time rant at the GF, which everyone from t'other clubs though was hilarious and critisised him for lacking professionalism.

Exactly. Damned on here if you do, and damned on here if you don't.

Sometimes, I wish we had the loyalty of certain other clubs fans.

: Tue May 05, 2009 12:13 pm  

Cala Millor Rhino wrote:

as a fan you should be wondering why your support was so low in Edinburgh.

The thing is the support may have been low but I don't think its that much of a shock really, I never expected us to be there in massive numbers, we haven't been either other year so why would this season be any different?

: Tue May 05, 2009 12:22 pm  

Cala Millor Rhino wrote:

as a fan you should be wondering why your support was so low in Edinburgh.

it will be even lower next year if the players demonstrate the same level of disdain for the fixture and the supporters who have made the journey.

FWIW there wasnt a significant reduction on previous years IMO - we seemed to be spread out around the ground rather than congregating in one block like other clubs did.