If Gus got the sack, would you have him back?

[BN9 BHA]

No thanks, move on.

 

[nwgull]

No, he can **** off. And when he gets there, he can **** off a bit more.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

No chance. His personal 'ceiling' is too low.

However, if Tony forgave him, then I'd have to accept that.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

Of course, only a deluded gullible naive jcl would say no

 

[GT49er]

Yeh, bring him back - and Murray and Barnes and Bridcutt and Buckley and Ulloa and Zamora and Upson and Ward and Uncle Tom Cobley and all.

Or perhaps it's just time to move on............

 

[Northstandite]

All concerned have moved on but never say never

I will say "never". Poyet did an amazing job during his Withdean period of 19 months. Brilliant possession and attacking football, sound player ins and outs.

It all unravelled after that - he didn't rate the brilliant Murray worthy of modest Championship pay, paid fortunes in the fee and wages on CMS, increasing soundbites through the media about the club's budget being unambitious (despite TB subsidising collosal losses in bringing in almost everyone Poyet demanded), umpteen home losses and draws failing to turn the Amex into a fortress, goals often dried up, outsmarted by Wurzel at the pivotel moment in both clubs (BHA & CP) histories and then blamed it on other forces, and angled for a move away to a club with a bigger budget.

He's come unstuck at Sunderland with awful acquisitions, a lack of goals, slow boring football, possession with no purpose and politicking about their budget. The very same things that marked much of his Amex time.

No thanks, never again.

 

[Weststander]

I will say "never". Poyet did an amazing job during his Withdean period of 19 months. Brilliant possession and attacking football, sound player ins and outs.

It all unravelled after that - he didn't rate the brilliant Murray worthy of modest Championship pay, paid fortunes in the fee and wages on CMS, increasing soundbites through the media about the club's budget being unambitious (despite TB subsidising collosal losses in bringing in almost everyone Poyet demanded), umpteen home losses and draws failing to turn the Amex into a fortress, goals often dried up, outsmarted by Wurzel at the pivotel moment in both clubs (BHA & CP) histories and then blamed it on other forces, and angled for a move away to a club with a bigger budget.

He's come unstuck at Sunderland with awful acquisitions, a lack of goals, slow boring football, possession with no purpose and politicking about their budget. The very same things that marked much of his Amex time.

No thanks, never again.

Agree with all that.

A greedy and whinging man. It's normally someone elses fault with him. His ego prevents any heart felt admittance of fault or mistakes, which also means he never learns.

 

[Biscuit]

If we were without a manager, we'd be mad not to have Gus back. He's one of, if not the best, Brighton manager of all time. A total legend.

Having said that, I quite like the cut of Houghton's jib and he deserves a fair crack of the whip. We should let him build a team for the future and not look back.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

The club needs the benefit of a calm productive pre-season of team-building. CH is absolutely the right man to do that. He's already stopped the rot that gave the rest of the division a half-season start on us. If GP came back, he'd still be looking for the main chance somewhere else, he'd still be banging on about glass ceilings and he'd still generally be a disruptive influence. IMHO, like. Plus he'd doubtless bring back his backroom sidekicks. We've hopefully moved on from all that.

 

[Rookie]

If Oscar had already said no to coming back and we had a vacancy I wouldn't mind seeing the return of gus. Clearly never going to happen though

 

[Barham's tash]

No way jose.

Even yesterday he can't leave it alone - "I was doing very well at Brighton and I still got the sack so you never know."

What an utter tool.

 

[Tricky Dicky]

No ...... next

 

[driller]

Gus is a nob.

Always will be.

It's a no from me.

 

[Bombadier Botty]

Even the Blunderland fans call him an egotistical loose cannon. No way do I want him and his utter lack of emotional intelligence to go anywhere but into management at League Two Burton Albion or Bury FC once Blunderland give him Das boot. It says it all that some on readytogo are harking back to Di Canio as being preferable to Poyet.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Even the Blunderland fans call him an egotistical loose cannon.

Just about sums up the bloke in three words.

 

[Albion Robster]

No way!

 

[Meade's Ball]

Loved it when he was here, but it seems so long ago now. I wouldn't have him back. He doesn't seem able to develop, so it'd be ill-fitting to take such a step backwards when football hasn't.

 

[Mackenzie]

Surely he's destined for Chelsea or Leeds. Surely.

 

[Trevor]

Happy with the guy we have.

Fond memories of Gus overall - I try to wish to wish him well but, for example, I find I can't say the line "Sunderland 0 Aston Villa 4" without smiling

 

[surrey jim]

When Adams came back a second time it was a disaster. In my opinion Pouyet was a great manger, took a struggling League one team to champions, and then established the team in the championship giving us the highest finish during my lifetime.
Through those times we had some great games, flayed attractive football and he got in players who were fantastic.

Wold I have him back though, no,