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Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 00:41
by Dave
May i suggest a bit of cooling down here,i did this thread partly in support of Danny Potter and partly tongue in cheek,knowing that SG played at a high level himself and who he has worked with i do respect his opinion on goalkeeping.

I think looking at the standard of keepers we have had before ,i think we lucky to have two capable keepers at this level,both have made mistakes which have ultimately costs goals,however both deserve praise aswell.

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 00:45
by doogull
no malice intended just maybe a different view fought strongly,I too played a decent standard so have an insight aswell. anywat more tomorrow and all that. cheers forever.

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 00:47
by Southampton Gull
It's all cool here, nothing wrong with healthy debate at all.

The involvement by myself, Scott and Matt is all friendly and done amongst friends so don't panic Dave ;-)

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 00:47
by Scott Brehaut
No cooling down needed here either. I just enjoy winding up Dave. Given that I have never seen Potter play it is, as has been pointed out, rather difficult for me to comment on how he is doing. I think you will find that Dave will dish out as much as he receives (ooo eeeerrr) ;-)

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 00:51
by Dave
Cool :rofl: ,did not want it getting out of hand thats all,so now i know its all cool off to bed :sleep:

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 00:52
by Southampton Gull
scottbrehaut wrote:No cooling down needed here either. I just enjoy winding up Dave. Given that I have never seen Potter play it is, as has been pointed out, rather difficult for me to comment on how he is doing. I think you will find that Dave will dish out as much as he receives (ooo eeeerrr) ;-)
He did ok last night, some might say "pretty damn good" while those that know better would put that down to luck :clap: :clap:

In all seriousness, he did well last night and doogull did point out one of his strengths which is his communication. That said, the point I made about that tip onto the bar is valid and any decent keeper would know exactly what I mean when I refer to it,

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 00:57
by Scott Brehaut
Will look forward to "proper" highlights on the Beeb in a couple of days to see for myself.
The commentator on the highlights clip they currently have on there is rather complimentary about him last night by the way.
It's all about opinions. As an ex keeper you will see things differently to somebody who hasn't kicked a ball in anger, and will set a higher standard than that person.

Lets all have a group hug

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 00:58
by Southampton Gull
Sod off you gay parisenne :red:

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 01:01
by Scott Brehaut
Southampton Gull wrote:Sod off you gay parisenne :red:
:rofl:

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 10:08
by royalgull
Having just watched the highlights, 3 superb saves from Potts. The one in the first half was hit a lot harder than i remember, obviously the penalty save was great but he clearly saves the last one which comes off the post, best of the lot really.

Definite MOTM.

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 11:17
by Southampton Gull
Still stand by my comments about the one he tipped onto the bar and the pen wasn't well taken but the third save was very good, shame I couldn't see it from where I was stood. So, Potter can be happy with his performance and I hope it gives him the confidence to keep playing well.

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 14:54
by Fletch
doogull wrote:tell you what when im passing seale hayne tomorrow i will, as for kenny he is dealing with 2 experienced keepers and is doing a brilliant job too, nite bud good debate. will let you know what pott's said tomorrow.
Be a wasted stop off. They're using Audley Park today :)

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 14:55
by cambgull
So basically Potter is a bit like Marmite. SG has now tried a Twiglet and is still adamant that it doesn't taste that nice but the grimace from his face has gone when he eats one.

Would that be quite a good metaphor?!

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 18:07
by Southampton Gull
Lol, you wouldn't ever see me eating a twiglet unless she was wearing high heels and had a mop of blonde hair ;-)

Re: Danny Potter

Posted: 03 Mar 2011, 18:17
by Trojan 67
I've enjoyed reading this thread. As was mentioned some time ago, it's good to see you posting regular again Dave and bringing healthy debate and humour to the Main Board. :-D