There are times when I read about Gus that I wish I was GAY. What a man.
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Loving this Gus interview
- Thread starter KLF
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Mendoza
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Imagine The AMEX rocking with a (saints go marching in) chant of "I would turn gay, for Gus Poyet. I would turn gay, for Gus Poyet."
He is brilliant, the interview is great, its amazing he is moving to the coast
NMH
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Seagull Steve
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Great article. La Radio 
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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SWOON! Could Gus be any more of a legend. Absolutely brilliant stuff!
You feel the same way, I'm glad I am not the only one
fire&skill
Killer-Diller
Indeed. I was expecting to see a headline along the lines of 'SCANDAL OF FOREIGN MANAGERS IN BRITISH FOOTBALL' at the end of the article.
This is interesting too from the Daily Mail. Turns out Schalke's Champions League chasing boss is a bit of a closet Albion fan (welllll.... a little bit):
'I lived near Brighton for a year. For me these were some of the best months of my life. I lived with a family and I am still in contact with them today. Twice a week I would take the fast train to London and watch a First Division game.
'I'd see either Arsenal or Tottenham usually. But Brighton and Hove Albion were in the First Division then so I'd go to the old Goldstone Ground. It was one of the best years of my life.
'I was studying English and PE at Stuttgart university. I was a guest student at Sussex university.' And Dickens? 'Yeah, it was hard times to read his work, the books were so thick, 1,000 pages. For me, that was hard times.'
Rangnick also played while in Brighton. He had been a junior with Stuttgart but never made it as a top-flight professional. In England he joined a local team.
'I played for Southwick - do you know that club? I had longer hair then,' he said. He broke two ribs in his second match
Southwick FC were in Sussex County League Division One then. Their secretary Paul Symes said: 'Ralf Rangnick was here for about six months, he was at a local college. He played two or three times in the first team, in the Floodlit Cup v Worthing. One lad from back then remembered the name but couldn't remember how good he was.'
'I lived near Brighton for a year. For me these were some of the best months of my life. I lived with a family and I am still in contact with them today. Twice a week I would take the fast train to London and watch a First Division game.
'I'd see either Arsenal or Tottenham usually. But Brighton and Hove Albion were in the First Division then so I'd go to the old Goldstone Ground. It was one of the best years of my life.
'I was studying English and PE at Stuttgart university. I was a guest student at Sussex university.' And Dickens? 'Yeah, it was hard times to read his work, the books were so thick, 1,000 pages. For me, that was hard times.'
Rangnick also played while in Brighton. He had been a junior with Stuttgart but never made it as a top-flight professional. In England he joined a local team.
'I played for Southwick - do you know that club? I had longer hair then,' he said. He broke two ribs in his second match
Southwick FC were in Sussex County League Division One then. Their secretary Paul Symes said: 'Ralf Rangnick was here for about six months, he was at a local college. He played two or three times in the first team, in the Floodlit Cup v Worthing. One lad from back then remembered the name but couldn't remember how good he was.'
Mr Smggles
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"Poyet barely stops for breath when he speaks, his native Spanish tongue clicking over English consonants in his favourite word - 'complicated'."
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
fire&skill
Killer-Diller
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
errr
no.
no.
He's referring to the fact that the DM article refers to Taricco as 'Tanu' right at the end.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Ahhh I see.
indeed then
indeed thenSeagullofKent
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its got to be sung!