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Swansea City: We Are About To Have A Problem
- Thread starter Captain Haddock
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sir albion
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No way will gus leave us for swansea
Christ you lot on here never stop
Christ you lot on here never stop
beardy gull
Well-known member
May Gus' odds rise inexorably until the Swans announce the replacement is NOT Gus!
10/1 now with skybet
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Decent price that considering they were after him last time.
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
Why move now when he could be managing a Championship side next season ?
Rookie
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- Feb 8, 2005
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Could is the magic word though isn't it. Saying he won't go for definite is a bit much, who knows what happens in the world of football
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
Why would anyone live in Swansea?
driller
my life my word
i have had the misfortune to visit swansea.
natterjack
Active member
Don't tell me, the prison on St. Hellens Road
Anyway, all the smart money is now going on Gary Speed or Southgate so there's not much for seagulls fans to get worried over
To be fair, reading through this its amazing yet again how biased and one sided some viewpoints appear to be. I know its the same for every club, but natterjack must think we're a right bunch of you know whats.
The fact is, Swansea are a good championship club, with i presume a decent budget and a decent stadium, narrowly missing out on the play-offs. Wouldnt blame Gus at all if he was to be offered the job, as theres no doubt its a step up for him.
The fact is, Swansea are a good championship club, with i presume a decent budget and a decent stadium, narrowly missing out on the play-offs. Wouldnt blame Gus at all if he was to be offered the job, as theres no doubt its a step up for him.
natterjack
Active member
It's only natural for fans of any team to question why anyone would want to leave their club. We as fans have a different perspective on loyalty - something very few managers or players have. I'd go as far to say that the only loyal managers or players are the mediocre ones who stick around because nobody else wants them.
Any reasonable amount of success these days usually means the manager will be off sooner or later.
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blue'n'white
Well-known member
Just a bit of mischief from the boomakers I think
Marc1901
Peace out.
EVERY job that has been going Pyet has been one of the favourites?
By now shouldnt we just know he isnt going?
By now shouldnt we just know he isnt going?
In the name of arse, tell me this isn't true? I've had nothing but Swansea messages all day telling me Gus is their man to which I'm thinking no he bloody isn't, but where is all this smoke coming from? I don't usually worry unless there is some substance to a story.
Mendoza
NSC's Most Stalked
Good to see this thread make it as the back page story of todays Argus 
From the great man himself.
"I would say it is practically impossible," said Poyet, who guided the Seagulls to League One safety last season.
"I am very close to signing a four-year deal here and everything is agreed."
BBC Sport - Football - Brighton's Gus Poyet cools Swansea City job speculation
"I would say it is practically impossible," said Poyet, who guided the Seagulls to League One safety last season.
"I am very close to signing a four-year deal here and everything is agreed."
BBC Sport - Football - Brighton's Gus Poyet cools Swansea City job speculation
casbom
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- Jul 24, 2007
- 2,596
If everything is agreed, then sign the god damn thing! :US:
I would say that the completely uneeded use of the word 'practically' in this sentence, means that his statement has done NOTHING to 'cool' the speculation...
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B.W.
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 13,666
Would need a move for Swansea then, which he may not fancy TBH...
B.W.
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- Jul 5, 2003
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