Personality is over-rated and nobody is the perfect all-rounder. Certainly Potter is the anit-Millward as far as their public persona is concerned.

Yet with a far weaker squad he's steered Saints to a Grand Final.

As long as the team produce the goods on the field (and we need to wait till he's got his own team together to really judge that) then I couldn't care less if he never speaks to the media.

Get someone else at the club to do it; Scully or Benno could do a go PR job there.

Nah Kevin Sinfield has it nailed for the tenth year in a row.

G'day, Mr Potter was on the pitch at the end of the game. After the final whistle both he & Noble went to their respective teams - the SKY boys got hold of Noble probably 'cos of his announcement. Potter walked acroos the pitch from the main stand to the pop side and then congratulated his players before walking round with them. He was with Long when he & Gilmour came across to the main stand before leaving the pitch for the last time as Saints players.

Billy.

It is not a requirement of having a good personality to be a big mouth or overtly expressive in your physical movements. In fact, in most instances people usually describe people who behave like that as having big personalities when what they really mean is they are annoying s.

A certain Ian Millward being a prime example.