Of course, now that Potter has been appointed - with a five year deal (although one wonders how much that is worth if he doesn't get the results the owners will demand in a decent timeframe), I feel sympathy for the Brighton players and organisation, and indeed their long suffering fans, who have had an excellent start to this year's campaign, following on from a fabulous 9th place last year. With the guiding light that got them to that position moving on, how deflated are those players going to feel to effectively have to start over again with a new managers philosophy and ideas.

I've seen that Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou is the favourite to take over at Brighton, and if that does happens and with their excellent start in the Scottish Premiership the whole merry go round starts all over again and again and again, dependent on who they poach ...