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I can picture the t shirt already. It's a close up of Gus's head and a speech bubble declaring " I hate you Pardew "
Gus favourite for Swansea job
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I can picture the t shirt already. It's a close up of Gus's head and a speech bubble declaring " I hate you Pardew "
I can picture the t shirt already. It's a close up of Gus's head and a speech bubble declaring " I hate you Pardew "
Why would Gus hate Pardew?
Poyetry In Motion
Pooetry Motions
No idea. Just the first name that sprang to mind. I'm not sure Gus hates anyone to be honest!
Comedy Steve
We're f'ing brilliant
He's not a huge fan of Allardyce.
- Nov 11, 2009
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http://www.planetswans.co.uk/article/view/jenkins-in-no-rush-on-brendan-replacement
chairman in no hurry, Gus in Uruguay, only a small list of people who can maintain their style............. contacting clubs to get permission
chairman in no hurry, Gus in Uruguay, only a small list of people who can maintain their style............. contacting clubs to get permission
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Albion fans with different points of view on Gus on Swan's site.
http://forum.planetswans.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=123166&start=16
http://forum.planetswans.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=123166&start=16
Marc1901
Peace out.
Brighton fan? You're having a laugh...
- Nov 11, 2009
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Hmmmm, not exactly the concensual position............ a minority view? a palace fan? or someone deliberately trying to put off their fans from wanting Poyet?
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
I did wonder.
severnside gull
Well-known member
I'm sure that the prose style won't be too hard to identify on here 
Cheeky Monkey
Well-known member
- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,884
More chance of Lillian Gish getting the Swansea manager's job than Gustavo Alouicious Poyetogram
B.W.
New member
- Jul 5, 2003
- 13,666
Then he should have picked a team that could actually compete... it's not just him that was p1ssed off at Upton park...
Postman Pat
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From This is South Wales:
BARCELONA legend Michael Laudrup has emerged as a strong contender to be Swansea City's next manager.
The former Danish international, who starred for Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus during a glittering career, is now one of the favourites for the Liberty Stadium hot seat.
Gus Poyet, who is understood to be keen on the job, is also thought to be on Swansea's short list, while Blackpool's Ian Holloway was last night installed as the bookies' new favourite.
But Laudrup has been heavily backed over the weekend as Swansea search for a successor to Brendan Rodgers.
Success
One of the most gifted players of his generation, he spent six seasons with Juventus in the 1980s before making the move to Barcelona.
He was a massive success at the Nou Camp, winning four La Liga titles and being a key part of the team that lifted the European Cup in 1992.
He then moved to Real Madrid, where another league title came his way.
He has also enjoyed success as a manager, winning the Danish title with Brondby, before moving to Spain and taking Getafe to the Spanish Cup final and the quarter-finals of the Uefa Cup.
His last managerial job was with Mallorca, who he steered away from relegation before resigning last autumn.
What will appeal to the Liberty hierarchy is the attractive free-flowing football he encourages his teams to adopt, a style which has been Swansea's trademark in recent seasons.
Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins has been forced to go back to the drawing board after talks with his No. 1 target — Graeme Jones — stalled over the weekend.
Reluctant
The Wigan assistant manager, highly rated at the Liberty after his stint as Roberto Martinez's No. 2, is understood to be reluctant to take a position at the helm for the first time.
That may not mean the matter is necessarily over as Jenkins may yet make a second bid to land a man who was first interviewed for the position before Rodgers got the job in the summer of 2010.
Latest odds: 11-4 Ian Holloway, 3 Graeme Jones, 5 Gus Poyet, Michael Laudrup, 10 Dave Jones, 12 Chris Hughton, 14 Karl Robinson, Alan Curbishley, 16 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Lee Clark.
Odds supplied by Ladbrokes.
BARCELONA legend Michael Laudrup has emerged as a strong contender to be Swansea City's next manager.
The former Danish international, who starred for Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus during a glittering career, is now one of the favourites for the Liberty Stadium hot seat.
Gus Poyet, who is understood to be keen on the job, is also thought to be on Swansea's short list, while Blackpool's Ian Holloway was last night installed as the bookies' new favourite.
But Laudrup has been heavily backed over the weekend as Swansea search for a successor to Brendan Rodgers.
Success
One of the most gifted players of his generation, he spent six seasons with Juventus in the 1980s before making the move to Barcelona.
He was a massive success at the Nou Camp, winning four La Liga titles and being a key part of the team that lifted the European Cup in 1992.
He then moved to Real Madrid, where another league title came his way.
He has also enjoyed success as a manager, winning the Danish title with Brondby, before moving to Spain and taking Getafe to the Spanish Cup final and the quarter-finals of the Uefa Cup.
His last managerial job was with Mallorca, who he steered away from relegation before resigning last autumn.
What will appeal to the Liberty hierarchy is the attractive free-flowing football he encourages his teams to adopt, a style which has been Swansea's trademark in recent seasons.
Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins has been forced to go back to the drawing board after talks with his No. 1 target — Graeme Jones — stalled over the weekend.
Reluctant
The Wigan assistant manager, highly rated at the Liberty after his stint as Roberto Martinez's No. 2, is understood to be reluctant to take a position at the helm for the first time.
That may not mean the matter is necessarily over as Jenkins may yet make a second bid to land a man who was first interviewed for the position before Rodgers got the job in the summer of 2010.
Latest odds: 11-4 Ian Holloway, 3 Graeme Jones, 5 Gus Poyet, Michael Laudrup, 10 Dave Jones, 12 Chris Hughton, 14 Karl Robinson, Alan Curbishley, 16 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Lee Clark.
Odds supplied by Ladbrokes.
Not Andy Naylor
Well-known member
"... is understood to be keen on the job ..." in this case means "might be interested in it, but since nobody but Poyet knows and he hasn't said anything, I'll just punt it out there as if I've got some inside knowledge - and no-one will be able to contradict me since there's absolutely no evidence one way or the other."
What we in the trade call 'journalistic shorthand.'
Gritt23
New member
Absolutely! This is why I'm not all that worried about Swansea or Norwich, whereas the Villa job has terrified me all along. He wouldn't take Villa anywhere but up the table.