Jonas Gutierrez Brighton ?

[orlandivsmessi]

anyone else think that this amazing man will be a BHAFC player next season ? he definately won't be at Newcastle and he did get on with CH when he played under him at Norwich

wishful thinking ?

 

[Hyperion]

Not.A.Hope.In.Hell

 

[Guerrero]

So tempting......but I am a grown up.

 

[jay d]

Heard messi and ch got on pretty wel at some footballers bash, so for that reason ,does anyone think we have a chance of signing him next season ?

 

[Rohana]

Wants to leave + Friends with CH = Potential signing.
Wants to leave + Friends with CH + 50k a week = Probably not going to be sign for us.

 

[orlandivsmessi]

he played for Norwich FFS
a marquee singing like JG would put bums on seats, sell shirts and be the type of player to lead us to the premier league

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

i'd probably ejaculate all over the place if this happened

 

[BBassic]

he played for Norwich FFS
a marquee singing like JG would put bums on seats, sell shirts and be the type of player to lead us to the premier league

It'd also destroy our wage budget.

 

[greyseagull]

I get the impression that, after what he's been through, this is a man who wants to simply enjoy the final years of his career by regularly playing the sport he loves rather than focus on and negotiate monetary concerns.

 

[Frutos]

he played for Norwich FFS

Four appearances on loan.

 

[perseus]

Getting a high earner in the squad can be disruptive. I questioned the wisdom of signing Darren Bent, and I certainly thought that Poyet signing Defoe for Sunderland was a mistake.

Will K Jones prove the added bonus for Bournemouth?

If going for promotion, it really makes sense to get an extra striker for the run in. To such an extent I think we should have a 24 man first team squad and leave the wages free for a signing in January each season.

 

[orlandivsmessi]

I get the impression that, after what he's been through, this is a man who wants to simply enjoy the final years of his career by regularly playing the sport he loves rather than focus on and negotiate monetary concerns.

well said

 

[BensGrandad]

Cant see it happening but it would certainly make life at The Amex exciting.

 

[NooBHA]

Cant see it happening but it would certainly make life at The Amex exciting.

Jonas and CH are very good friends.

When Newcastle got beat 6-0 or 6-1 by Leyton Orient I a pre-season friendly CH went straight into the dressing room and said to everyone. ''Any of you who don't want to knuckle down and play for this club in the Championship should say so now and leave'' Some duly did..........Guttierrez was one of the first players to turn round and say he wanted to stay and the rest is history. Newcastle won the Championship by a mile under CH and Guttierez played every match if he was fit.

The lad works extremely hard in training and puts hours and hours of extra work in the gym. For that reason Hughton and Calderwood admire him a lot.

All of that said, I don't actually think he is that great a player. Very strong on the ball but his crossing is poor and he can't really run at defenders and go past them. He is a good steady player but at 31 or 32, that is not the age group that CH tends to sign. He tends to go for age range 20 to 28 with the odd exception when he is making permanent signings. He always goes for players he can recoup or make money on when re-sold. For that reason I don't think he will go for Guttierez

 

[Paris]

http://sportinglife.aol.co.uk/footb...tierrez-and-ryan-taylor-released-by-Newcastle

Released by Newcastle. Lets go and get him.

 

[Springal]

I get the impression that, after what he's been through, this is a man who wants to simply enjoy the final years of his career by regularly playing the sport he loves rather than focus on and negotiate monetary concerns.

We said that about Bridge

 

[wellquickwoody]

he played for Norwich FFS
a marquee singing like JG would put bums on seats, sell shirts and be the type of player to lead us to the premier league

Who?

 

[matthew]

Not the player he was, too much of a risk for the wages he'll be demanding.

Plus he's hardly going to drop from a big Premier league club to a lucky to survive championship club.

 

[BensGrandad]

Not the player he was, too much of a risk for the wages he'll be demanding.

Plus he's hardly going to drop from a big Premier league club to a lucky to survive championship club.

This is often said but the top players have earned their fortune and in most cases want to finish their careers doing what they like ie playing games so wages is not always a problem and also they realise when their time is up at the top and to play need to drop a division. perhaps.

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Presently we are club that survived relegation to League 1 by a gnat's chuff, and are renowned for adhering to FFP whilst paying sensible wages.