BensGrandad
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What about Denis Wise again arent him and Bates mates
During the quieter moments of the match I chatted to Poyet about his job and the future. It's clear that he loves the challenge of taking Brighton on to another level and despite occasionally being linked with other jobs, I get the feeling it would take a whopper of an offer to persuade him to leave the south coast.
I just happen to be in Leeds to day and the local rag is ruling Gus out 'due to the circumstances in which he left in 2009'.
Bates is also having a go at Grayson's transfer record:
United’s chairman said: “Contrary to some of the nutters on Twitter, we have backed him all the way.
“The first time I said no to a player Simon wanted to buy was last Thursday. He wanted to sign a player who would cost us £600,000 per year.
“I said, ‘You have already got six centre-backs, all of whom you signed’. We have one of the largest squads in the Championship at 30, while our wage budget was £9.5m this year but Simon has spent over £12m.
“So these people who are blaming me for the results, they don’t know what they are talking about.
“Every penny we have made on transfer fees has gone back into the team. Don’t forget, even if you sign a player on a free transfer, if he earns £500,000 a year then with tax that is £600,000.
“If he then gets a three-year contract, that is £1.8m. That is a tremendous amount of money for a Championship club.
“We have six strikers at the club and six centre-backs. What I can’t understand is why they are suddenly not good enough and we have three teenagers in the back four. The manager decides who he wants to buy; we as a club just pay for it. But the fact is we have conceded more goals than almost any other club in the Championship.
“Since the present system isn’t working, we need a fresh outlook. Having said that, we say thank you to Simon and his two assistants for what they have done in the past.”