Poyet on BBC1 tonight??

[Meade's Ball]

So, so sorry for being silly oh wise one. I'm surprised your stunning level of logic even allows you to waste your time on watching football.

I just don't think there were any hidden messages. All this WHAT DID HE MEAN BY THAT stuff is more of our desperation for knowledge of the unsaid than any likelihood that gone midnight on the beeb he has some dark secret to unfurl by saying that he loves working and is currently still Albion manager legally speaking.

 

[8ace]

Didn't really tell us much but at least we know it should be sorted out this week.

Agreed.
Hurry up and f*ck off Poyet.

 

[HawkTheSeagull]

Good answers from Gus, I mean he can't go into detail because of the investigation - that and he doesn't want to say too much as the club could get pretty annoyed.

Question wasn't meant to be asked, but it was and was dealt with well.

Hope Gus stays - most of the anti-Gus brigade are just acting like children right now who only think about right now.

 

[Chicken Runner61]

what I read from that is you, very conveniently, are not quoting accurately

No not at all. I really think you can read what he said both ways - its not him thats the problem but he's ok to go come and get him.

If he really is not to blame and has done nothing wrong why would we suspend him?

And I don't necessarily think he was caught off guard, he can't have thought that he wouldn't be questioned about the situation and he could have told the BBC not to ask anything about it if he was worried. He might have been nervous but he was calm enough not to say anything that would put him in trouble

 

[DanielT]

The one line that he might have said by mistake is "the way I treat the players"

 

[One Robbie Reinelt]

From 0:58 - 1:04 in the vid:

GL: Are you surprised by the stance of the club?

GP: Well, I don't know all the issues.....

Is he really saying that the club haven't told him all the allegations? Shirley not?

Wouldn't be surprised if Mr Poyet might be telling a bit of a porky pie there. Who goes into a disciplinary hearing without knowing all the allegations levelled against them?

 

[Chicken Runner61]

Wouldn't be surprised if Mr Poyet might be telling a bit of a porky pie there. Who goes into a disciplinary hearing without knowing all the allegations levelled against them?

The meeting tomorrow might be to tell him what the allegations are, it might have taken the club this amount of time to prepare them legally. This could take weeks if he now has to go home and work out responses to them.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

If he really is not to blame and has done nothing wrong why would we suspend him?

Why are people arrested then found 'Not guilty' in court? Allegations are not proof of wrongdoing.

 

[Seagull over Canaryland]

Tonight was a PR exercise on various levels. Gus got to remind everyone that he is still around and looking like the good guy. He appears bold and confident ahead of his meeting with the Club.

I'm sure he would have expected some sort of question about his own circumstances and knew not to say anything that could have been awkward. Worse case scenario he reminded prospective employers of his existence. A win/win for Gus.

 

[bravohotelalpha]

No not at all. I really think you can read what he said both ways - its not him thats the problem but he's ok to go come and get him.

If he really is not to blame and has done nothing wrong why would we suspend him?

And I don't necessarily think he was caught off guard, he can't have thought that he wouldn't be questioned about the situation and he could have told the BBC not to ask anything about it if he was worried. He might have been nervous but he was calm enough not to say anything that would put him in trouble

just go on you tube and listen properly to exactly what was said and then read what you 'quoted' and you might see what I mean ...

 

[Chicken Runner61]

Why are people arrested then found 'Not guilty' in court? Allegations are not proof of wrongdoing.

I don't' disagree but he obviously has done something to make his employer suspend him.

 

[Return of the Rev]

rubbish!

why are people arrested then found 'not guilty' in court? Allegations are not proof of wrongdoing.

 

[Blackadder]

Linkeker ended with "Thanks very much Gus, hope everything gets sorted out with Brighton"

 

[glasfryn]

Linkeker ended with "Thanks very much Gus, hope everything gets sorted out with Brighton"

so do we Gary and thanks

 

[Jim D]

Linkeker ended with "Thanks very much Gus, hope everything gets sorted out with Brighton"

And the way he said it made me think that Gus will be staying.......

 

[One Robbie Reinelt]

And the way he said it made me think that Gus will be staying.......

Have you been drinking?

 

[Blackadder]

And the way he said it made me think that Gus will be staying.......

To be honest, I didn't read anything into it, either way.

 

[TSB]

And the way he said it made me think that Gus will be staying.......

I wish, but no. He's outta here.

 

[osgood]

And the way he said it made me think that Gus will be staying.......

he may have meant a fiscal arrangement..............

 

[Lord Bracknell]

I don't' disagree but he obviously has done something to make his employer suspend him.

There could be reasons why people at the Club want to get rid of him, other than the fact that he has "done something". They may think that suspending him is a first step in the process, but this doesn't mean that "he obviously has done something".