Brixtaan
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Not at all Icy, Poyet started irritating me long before Tony got fed up and I hope to god Oscar succeeds not just because of a few words this week but because being likeable means a lot to me.
Facinating thread which is finally getting to the nitty gritty of why Poyet was wrong for this club.
I hesitate to carry this on but all the comments I have found from Gus are that he is proud of what he has achieved at Brighton, not proud to be the manager here. There is a big difference imo.
Yes of course he had every reason to be proud of his players, he turned this club around completely and gave us the best football we have seen in my lifetime. Most seem to believe that the football was what it is all about and the touting and press circus didn't matter as long as he produced on the pitch, which he did. I wonder if Bloom was happy with Poyet gobbing off having given him the tools to do what he did and taking the risk in appointing him. Maybe it had nothing to do with the shit hitting the fan at the end but it can't have helped.
Oscar has yet to achieve anything with us and results and some of the performances have been poor, so although I warm to him saying he's proud to be manager here and thanking the fans for sticking by the team this could be seen as a sop. I don't see it that way, but I could of course be wrong and we could end up with a manager who loved us but couldn't produce on the pitch. I am happy to give him the benefit of the doubt at the moment and get the feeling that this is a job he wants rather than a fast track to a better job.
I accept I am out of step with most on here though.
Not at all Icy, Poyet started irritating me long before Tony got fed up and I hope to god Oscar succeeds not just because of a few words this week but because being likeable means a lot to me.
Facinating thread which is finally getting to the nitty gritty of why Poyet was wrong for this club.