Re: Mick Potter - an outsiders view : Sat Sep 25, 2010 7:02 pm  

I must admit I really wish he was staying. He must take an enormous amount of credit for what we have achieved this season.

I kind of get the impression a lot of other Saints fans feel the same and a lot of other ones feel the same but just wont admit it because they dont like to accept that they were wrong in the first place.

I wonder how the board feels about it all. They are going to look a bit daft if we do manage to win next Saturday !

Re: Mick Potter - an outsiders view : Sat Sep 25, 2010 7:55 pm  

MacBlondie wrote:

Why? Saints fans in the main are clueless. There are people like Gaz and FearTheVee who keep their feet firmly on the ground, but the majority on here have been so spoiled by success that if we arent winning by 60 at half time, including length of the field tries going through 43 different pairs of hands and our coach running through the crowd high fiving everyone then the coach needs sacking.

The fans dont deserve someone like potter and he wouldnt because, hes the most professional coach we have had in years, but id love it if he stuck two fingers up at the fans.

Brilliant!

Re: Mick Potter - an outsiders view : Sat Sep 25, 2010 8:57 pm  

Considering the adversity your team has gone through this season with injuries , i think Mick Potter has done a great job and he's certainly laid the platform for your future by bringing in some great youngsters and giving them game time. Can't see simmons being any better

Re: Mick Potter - an outsiders view : Sat Sep 25, 2010 9:55 pm  

Supreme Sydney2002 wrote:

Potter is leaving... seriously ? When was this anounced, and why ?
Who the heck are we getting in his place, I hope its Ian Millward.

When are you going to grow up? Again, you are NOT funny.

Re: Mick Potter - an outsiders view : Sat Sep 25, 2010 9:58 pm  

Allez wrote:

When are you going to grow up? Again, you are NOT funny.

He is.

Re: Mick Potter - an outsiders view : Sat Sep 25, 2010 10:04 pm  

SaintsFan wrote:

He is.

It must be killing you Reading this thread! Saints fans all saying what a great job potter has done!

2 grand finals in two years! Not bad for a coach that's crap!

If only he looked good in shades ey?

Re: Mick Potter - an outsiders view : Sat Sep 25, 2010 10:09 pm  

St pete wrote:

It must be killing you Reading this thread! Saints fans all saying what a great job potter has done!

2 grand finals in two years! Not bad for a coach that's crap!

If only he looked good in shades ey?

Yep, you are definitely drunk!

It amuses me reading this thread. It's like watching a love-in.

Re: Mick Potter - an outsiders view : Sat Sep 25, 2010 10:13 pm  

SaintsFan wrote:

Yep, you are definitely drunk!

It amuses me reading this thread. It's like watching a love-in.

Just think what it would be like if potter brought that cup home!

Would you cheer him if he holds the cup up or would you boo him?

Re: Mick Potter - an outsiders view : Sat Sep 25, 2010 10:27 pm  

St pete wrote:

Just think what it would be like if potter brought that cup home!

Potter doesn't play for Saints, does he? I don't remember him listed in the 19 anyway.

Would you cheer him if he holds the cup up or would you boo him?

I would cheer my team in a way that I haven't cheered them in years and I've done some serious cheering of late!

Re: Mick Potter - an outsiders view : Sat Sep 25, 2010 10:33 pm  

SaintsFan wrote:

Potter doesn't play for Saints, does he? I don't remember him listed in the 19 anyway.

I would cheer my team in a way that I haven't cheered them in years and I've done some serious cheering of late!

But would you cheer if we win and potter holds up the cup?

No potter don't play and won't be in our 19 but he is our coach, he does the tactics, he trains the team, he picks the team, so he's just as important as any player.

It's funny, when we lose you blame potter yet if we win you won't cheer him as he's not a player.

You have issues with potter.