The only downside is .....

[Tummy Burger]

The more we keep winning like this, the more I am going to worry about losing the main man.

A mate of mine is an Arsenal fan and he just text me and said he wants Wenger out and Poyet in. Would never happen but he will now start being linked with some BIG clubs if we keep this up.

 

[Sussex Nomad]

Wenger will never go, he's entrenched.

 

[seagullmouse]

I think we just hope that he only wants to go to a big club (i.e. top 6 prem) and he is too inexperienced and unknown to go to a club of that size. By the time he is a bit more of a known quantity we may well be in the prem and the move will hopefully be less appealing. The new stadium couldn't have come at a better time because it kind of binds super Gus to the club a bit!

 

[throbinson]

Gus wont go, hes started something here and you can tell he wants to finish it, and thats to get us into the premiership

 

[seagurn]

Gus wont go, hes started something here and you can tell he wants to finish it, and thats to get us into the premiership

and europe !!!

 

[Deleted member 18477]

This is the gus bus were talking about. It'll only stop and let him off once the premiership has been done! Hes young remember, he has a lot of years to go to these 'big clubs'.

 

[chucky1973]

Gus wont go, hes started something here and you can tell he wants to finish it, and thats to get us into the premiership

Agreed, he wont walk away from all the hard work he has done within the club, development squad etc. he has built this team and will not walk away from it now its forfilling its potential

 

[Ⓩ-Ⓐ-Ⓜ-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ]

Gus is young and has time on his side. He's got a great project here, and will want to go as far as he can with Brighton. The fact he's now been allowed to oversee all parts of the football club and bring in his own people (with Stephenson etc. leaving recently) means that he is preparing to be here for the long haul IMO.

 

[southern_sid]

Gus wont go, hes started something here and you can tell he wants to finish it, and thats to get us into the premiership

He would walk for a top 10 premiership club.

 

[somerset]

I want him to give us this full season at least,...... then I wouldn't have any hard feelings if he went to one of the top 6 clubs in the prem, but I would be upset if he went off to one of the prem 'also-rans',... that would piss me off big time.

 

[Scoffers]

Wenger will never go, he's entrenched.

Even if he was sacked, he'd deny it

 

[Scoffers]

Gus has said that, baring the obvious teams like Chelsea coming in for him, he'd stay as long as the club and himself are moving forward. Things like the capacity increase to 30k and planning consent for the new training facilities could all play their part.

 

[Simster]

He would walk for a top 10 premiership club.

I don't think he would, you know. I would agree that he would go if one of Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Man City and possibly Spurs came calling, but after that you're looking at no guarantee of Europe or silverware, and possibly a crap board to work under.

I genuinely think he'll stay here this season, and if he still sees potential in the side next season, he might stay for that too unless one of the above comes calling.

 

[BensGrandad]

Gus is young and has time on his side. He's got a great project here, and will want to go as far as he can with Brighton. The fact he's now been allowed to oversee all parts of the football club and bring in his own people (with Stephenson etc. leaving recently) means that he is preparing to be here for the long haul IMO.

That is my view

 

[jimhigham]

While we were winning League One we were always a little "under the radar". If we are challenging for promotion again this season Gus will be linked with other clubs. It is unavoidable. He is going to face temptations further down the track. What makes me think he will stick around a while longer yet is the fact that he has a project in place and a chance to stamp his authority on every level at the club. Tony Bloom has shown a lot of faith in Gus and given him his first break in management. That faith should go a long way to keeping him at The Amex a while longer yet.

He'll go eventually, as the offers will become too large to ignore, but I don't see it happening this season.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

This is the gus bus were talking about. It'll only stop and let him off once the premiership has been done! Hes young remember, he has a lot of years to go to these 'big clubs'.

He's nine years older than the present Chelsea manager ...

 

[catfish]

When/if he does go who the hell could we find to replace him?

 

[seagullmouse]

When/if he does go who the hell could we find to replace him?

Jesus

 

[southern_sid]

I don't think he would, you know. I would agree that he would go if one of Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Man City and possibly Spurs came calling, but after that you're looking at no guarantee of Europe or silverware, and possibly a crap board to work under.

I genuinely think he'll stay here this season, and if he still sees potential in the side next season, he might stay for that too unless one of the above comes calling.

Lets hope so mate.

 

[shaolinpunk]

When/if he does go who the hell could we find to replace him?

Pep Guardiola