I fail to understand how or why anyone would want to dislike someone so much for achieving so much positive action on the pitch, performances have been very good all season, except maybe on about three occasions where we were outplayed on the day.
Results and performances are two completely different beasts, some people can understand quite easily while others struggle.
Considering all of our squad Mr Hodgson has done an unbelievable job with them, we are in incredible safe hands and long may it continue ChrisGC.

sorry to interrupt this compelling clash of verbal rapiers, but Potter may have something special about him - when there was talk of Roy's retirement which can't be too far off I posted suggesting Potter as next for us - some argue he has had talented youngsters to choose from and that anyone could have got Swansea on the brink of the playoffs, others reckon Swansea lost 16 players in the summer, nearly all of their prem stars, and that it took miracles to get them where they finished - which side do you tend towards? I watched our cup game v them back in Sep on stream, they played with SEVEN DEBUTANTS and played us off the park for about 60 minutes of the game, they had to be organised and the man who did the organising did an amazing job. And his CV indicates someone with intellect, and we have lacked this quality in our football culture for too long, too much nuts and bolts pragmatism without the ideas of the Klopps and Guardiolas of this world. The ruthless dismissal of Hughton (who is good but had taken them as far as he could) and the daring selection of an unproven coach impresses me - he won't be Frank de Boer mark 2 trust me.

sorry to interrupt this compelling clash of verbal rapiers, but Potter may have something special about him - when there was talk of Roy's retirement which can't be too far off I posted suggesting Potter as next for us - some argue he has had talented youngsters to choose from and that anyone could have got Swansea on the brink of the playoffs, others reckon Swansea lost 16 players in the summer, nearly all of their prem stars, and that it took miracles to get them where they finished - which side do you tend towards? I watched our cup game v them back in Sep on stream, they played with SEVEN DEBUTANTS and played us off the park for about 60 minutes of the game, they had to be organised and the man who did the organising did an amazing job. And his CV indicates someone with intellect, and we have lacked this quality in our football culture for too long, too much nuts and bolts pragmatism without the ideas of the Klopps and Guardiolas of this world. The ruthless dismissal of Hughton (who is good but had taken them as far as he could) and the daring selection of an unproven coach impresses me - he won't be Frank de Boer mark 2 trust me.