Taking on a manager who had never been close to any club in the position Brighton were in, is taking a punt. He continued to show loyalty when we had a shocking run of games without a win. Added to which a shocking home record, one that he of such immense intelligence, couldn't fathom why a few people booed. He then showed his real side by making a stupid comment.
He in turn has shown no loyalty at all. The money you keep quoting is crap made up to try and explain your God's motive. Bruno and alike haven't suddenly got a 10 fold pay rise that's just pure toilet.
I know what TB thinks of Bruno's decision and it will take some doing for him to welcome him back in the future. He was undoubtedly being readied for the top job. Bloom is fuming. How do I know? Not by some source not known but by someone very much employed in the club.
Did Tony take a punt or did Tony know what he was doing? I'm always in the latter camp. Though naturally, you're partially right as any appointment is a bit of a punt.
As for the stupid comment made five minutes after a disappointing game, maybe GP thought Brighton fans had thicker skin than to moan about it for years but clearly he was wrong and I think he learnt a lesson.
Exactly how big the pay rise is difficult to know. Maybe we'll find out one day, probably not. Of course there is a chance that Bruno and Ben Roberts left Brighton only because they like Chelsea more, but I do think there was some money involved.