Poyet In/Out/Fence

[seagullwedgee]

Crikey. 330 votes (which must be a statistically representative sample) and 47.3% are unsure about Mr.Poyet.

An approval rating of only 52% at this point of his tenure is not muich better than Mr.Cameron's or Mr.Obama's.........

 

[HawkTheSeagull]

Only 27% want him out, that isn't so bad, it has to be at least 75% before Bloom even considers it I reckon.

Your right, thats because TB isnt as fickle as 27% of NSC. Worked it out to be out of the 331 who have voted, over 248 would have to say no to get it over 75% - cant see that happening for a long time.

 

[One Love]

Your right, thats because TB isnt as fickle as 27% of NSC. Worked it out to be out of the 331 who have voted, over 248 would have to say no to get it over 75% - cant see that happening for a long time.

Not sure it will come to that though.

I think if Gus hears enough boos, he'll come out and say something and if that continues he'll walk.

He's not the sort of person to accept criticism in the form of boos from the stands.

 

[8ace]

I wish Dean Wilkins was still manager

 

[Peter Grummit]

2 to 1 in favour of Gus. Puts the hysteria on here in context.

I have stayed away from NSC the last couple of days, has anyone given Zola and Watford any credit? I thought they played really well and was tempted to clap them off at the end. Maybe I have Wenger-Ferguson Syndrome (temporarary blindness/deafness/memory loss) but I don't recall boos on Saturday. Those that did stay clapped Bridcutt/CMS off all be it more muted than usual.

In Gus we Trust.

PG

 

[Sussax]

Bearing in mind that most of the 90 odd Gus Out brigade are probably palace and/or trolls, It doesn't mean much.

 

[Surf's Up]

Bearing in mind that most of the 90 odd Gus Out brigade are probably palace and/or trolls, It doesn't mean much.

Right now I suspect palace trolls would be voting Gus in!

 

[pork pie]

Right now I suspect palace trolls would be voting Gus in!

My thoughts exactly, especially as there are very pro-Poyet comments apart from the usual "rose tinted glasses clique".

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Seriously, any palace fan that has tried to distort this poll should really be banned.

Shame the poll is secret.

 

[Twinkle Toes]

I certainly don't think all's rosey in the Poyet/Albion garden these days, but may I ask those who are adamant that our current manager is the sole reason for our problems on the pitch: who do you suggest we get in to replace him?

 

[terryberry1]

I think Gus will be gone by Feb. Another defeat today and the 27% will turn to 60%. I think he has lost the players.

 

[Bigbelly]

I certainly don't think all's rosey in the Poyet/Albion garden these days, but may I ask those who are adamant that our current manager is the sole reason for our problems on the pitch: who do you suggest we get in to replace him?

Wouldn't have a clue but Mr Bloom will have a few lined up if it did come to replacing Gus.

 

[pork pie]

I certainly don't think all's rosey in the Poyet/Albion garden these days, but may I ask those who are adamant that our current manager is the sole reason for our problems on the pitch: who do you suggest we get in to replace him?

I want to see someone British, Alan Curbishly would be top of my list.

 

[terryberry1]

I want to see someone British, Alan Curbishly would be top of my list.

AC for me too, best of whats out there

 

[BUTTERBALL]

I want Gus to succeed. He was given a long term contract and hopefully he will see it through successfully.

 

[pork pie]

I want Gus to succeed. He was given a long term contract and hopefully he will see it through successfully.

He has not performed for one and a half seasons now, spent a small fortune (by our standards) and the football is getting worse. Not encouraging signs of future success.

 

[Bigbelly]

I want Gus to succeed.

So do I but he needs to change tactics and formation. If he dropped the one up front approach and used the players at his disposal in their right positions then we'd be flying.

 

[El Presidente]

I want to see someone British, Alan Curbishly would be top of my list.

Why would someone who has been unemployed for three years be better than what we have, and why does being British make him better?

 

[El Presidente]

So do I but he needs to change tactics and formation. If he dropped the one up front approach and used the players at his disposal in their right positions then we'd be flying.

No we wouldn't, we would be outnumbered and outpassed in midfield.

 

[El Presidente]

He has not performed for one and a half seasons now, spent a small fortune (by our standards) and the football is getting worse. Not encouraging signs of future success.

Your definition of performing is presumably taking a club with little experience at this level, an average playing budget, and walking the league?

Your expectations are not based on any foundations. WHY should we be above clubs with more money than us?