Gus: It would have to be something very, very very unique something very very special

[Aldo]

Chelsea or Uruguay in my opinion. In other words, he is here for the long term!

 

[Silent Bob]

Uruguay have a good coach who is part of a long term project rebuilding Uruguayan football. Besides, I don't know if Gus has ever said it, but lots of top managers say international management is an old managers game due to the lack of time with the players. I think he'll be long gone from here before the Uruguay job is a likely one for him to take.

If someone like Villa came in, he'd be gone, I'm pretty sure of that. But it's all speculation at the moment, there's no point worrying about it.

 

[sir albion]

The sooner the extra Amex seats go in, thus showing our potential/ambition, the better!!

Of cause we are showing our ambition although REAL ambition is upping the capacity as we will be well restricted otherwise.

 

[Brightonfan1983]

I'm confident Gus is here for at least the next couple of years.

Agreed. He has said that he wants to manage in the Premiership, with us or without us. The honesty of which comment made me love him all over again.

 

[alan partridge]

I suppose any medium-sized Premier League club is on the face of it going to look like an attractive proposition. But as has often been said, the most important relationship at any club is the one betweeen the chairman and the manager. All indications seem to be that Gus and TB have an excellent working relationship. Gus runs the playing side throughout the club from top to bottom, he's got a chairman who (a) won't sell players from under him and (b) will back him in the transfer market, with no meddling. You're not necessarily going to get that with another board or another chairman, and I don't think thats something Gus would like to discard lightly.

Plus after the playing career he's had, I doubt Gus is short of a few bob, so money would not necessarily be a strong driving factor. Naah, I am confident we have got Gus for a good while yet. Even if the Uruguay job came up, I'm not sure he'd want to swap the day-to-day involvement he has at a football club for the less busy International scene at this stage of his career, although you never know, a World Cup campaign might appeal. But on the whole, I can't see him leaving us any time soon.

I'm of the same opinion as Easy (not about pizzas). Also, I think Gus is in a bit of a unique situation here. He's almost getting to build the club to his tastes. I know the stadium would be there whether he went or not, but with stuff like the proposed training ground, Gus has to be having a lot of say on matters surely. As asy said, seems like him and Bloom have a great relationship and that the chairman is letting Gus's footballing philosophy run throughout the club. Not just the first team.

but I'm always a glass half full kind of a person

 

[mistahclarke]

Chelsea or Uruguay in my opinion. In other words, he is here for the long term!

hope so, Chelsea might be looking tonight enviously though. Hope they hire Dean Wilkins instead