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- Jul 7, 2003
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None of that is evidence, and most of it is plain daft.
Yes it is and no its not.
None of that is evidence, and most of it is plain daft.
Yes it is and no its not.
All of the clubs statements.
GP refusing to attend disciplinary on legal grounds
GPs shambolic defense live on TV
GP not taking legal action despite threatening over 3 weeks ago
Radio silence from PFA since backing their man at the same time.
GP not coming clean with what he has been accused of.
All of the clubs statements.
GP refusing to attend disciplinary on legal grounds - not true at all. His representatives stated that the club didn't give enough notice of the meeting. The club deny it. 50 / 50 and you've taken the clubs word.
GPs shambolic defense live on TV - he was very brief and non-committal, nobody would speak out on TV in his situation for risk of corrupting the process
GP not taking legal action despite threatening over 3 weeks ago - have you ever built a legal case ? It takes a LONG time !!!!
Radio silence from PFA since backing their man at the same time. - what have the PFA got to do with it ?
GP not coming clean with what he has been accused of. - and likewise the club not coming clean.
1-All of the clubs statements.
2-GP refusing to attend disciplinary on legal grounds
3-GPs shambolic defense live on TV
4-GP not taking legal action despite threatening over 3 weeks ago
5- Radio silence from PFA since backing their man at the same time.
6- GP not coming clean with what he has been accused of.
All of the clubs statements.
GP refusing to attend disciplinary on legal grounds
GPs shambolic defense live on TV
GP not taking legal action despite threatening over 3 weeks ago
Radio silence from PFA since backing their man at the same time.
GP not coming clean with what he has been accused of.
It’s certainly not complete.
But every single bit of evidence that IS available suggests very strongly that; Gus did something malicious/idiotic/both, got caught and was dealt with by the club in a reasonable way that followed due process.
The point is that I understand people saying "You can't judge Gus until you know all the facts", and I agree to an extent; but when all the available information points to his guilt then it's reasonable to assume he's guilty.
I haven't heard anything from Gus that makes me think he was hard done by.
I really think it is time to move on. Gus was great but he is gone and I think it was the correct time for him to go. I don't think another season of will he stay, will he go, every time there was a job available would have been good for the team anyway. For me Oscar seems to have all the good things that Gus provided, without the bad. From the games I have seen the good football is still there, but the moaning about the ref and budgets have gone. Also for a season at least, he will not be link with every bloody job going. The players know who there boss is and will feel settled that he is going to be here for a while, I don't think they would have got that with Gus.
Whoever is right or wrong, for the club I think the correct decision was made.
most so called evidence we have seen on here is from those supposedly ITK or second hand from someone who knows someone who is at the club
its not evidence its b*****Ks the sort of stuff they used as evidence to burn witches and get people hung in the middle ages.
when you get to my age you you begin to TRUST nobody ... THIS IS ONE OF THOSE TIMES
I'm presuming nothing.
It's you who is presuming 100% Gus' guilt without knowing ALL the facts.
And you called TLO presumptuous !!!!! How can you say that without ALL the facts ?
Being party to a piece of scuttlebutt in April is not the same as 'knowing all the facts'. It is the same, however, as being told one side of the story.
Indeed - the club, Gus, the LMA and a few lawyers - nobody on here though !
I know what Gus did.