[Football] Poyet new Bordeaux manager

[Steve.S]

A managerial appointment in Ligue 1 this evening - Bordeaux have named former Sunderland and Brighton boss Gus Poyet as their new head coach.

The Uruguayan, whose appointment was announced shortly after the club's 1-0 win over Nantes on Saturday, had most recently been in charge of Shanghai Shenhua in the Chinese Super League.

 

[BensGrandad]

So having had to learn Chinese will Charlie have to learn French assuming they are still together

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

How high is their CEILING ?


Seriously, what a tosser Gus was for saying that we'd reached the albion's.


Utter, utter w*i*nker.

Utter TOOL.

 

[Durlston]

Quite apt as he likes a fine whine.

 

[dadams2k11]

Good luck Gus.

Shame how it ended, but one of the most enjoyable periods of my Albion supporting days.

"We ****ing brilliant!"

Like an ex you just can't get over hey?

 

[Steve.S]

Merde

 

[AmexRuislip]

So having had to learn Chinese will Charlie have to learn French assuming they are still together

Sky Sports are saying Mauricio Taricco is his number two, no mention of CO.
http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11808/11216006/gus-poyet-named-new-bordeaux-manager

How high is their CEILING

According to Wikipedia, Bordeaux is 20 metres above ceiling level

 

[Commander]

How high is their CEILING ?


Seriously, what a tosser Gus was for saying that we'd reached the albion's.


Utter, utter w*i*nker.

Utter TOOL.

He was 100% right! Look what happened the next two seasons. It was only after the Hyppia debacle that Bloom finally saw fit to change the structure, get rid of the recruitment team and start throwing a lot more cash at it. With the structure and restrictions we had in place in Poyet’s time, I don’t see how we could have gone any higher. Hughton’s squad of players in the Championship was far, far superior to Gus’.

 

[Munchkin]

How a failure of a manager continues to get high profile jobs is beyond me.

I’ll give him 6 months before he’s upset someone and it turns sour.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

He was 100% right! Look what happened the next two seasons. It was only after the Hyppia debacle that Bloom finally saw fit to change the structure, get rid of the recruitment team and start throwing a lot more cash at it. With the structure and restrictions we had in place in Poyet’s time, I don’t see how we could have gone any higher. Hughton’s squad of players in the Championship was far, far superior to Gus’.

No. He was 100% wrong !

He decided that the albion had reached their "ceiling" and could never progress beyond it. That was it. *liitle old Brighton*

What a tool. What a disrespectful tosser.

Utter, utter winker.

 

[mooey]

How high is their CEILING ?


Seriously, what a tosser Gus was for saying that we'd reached the albion's.


Utter, utter w*i*nker.

Utter TOOL.

We sold off all our best after he left he was bang on the money.not that i liked him saying it.2nd best manager i ve seen in over 18years.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Whatever.

 

[BadFish]

How high is their CEILING ?


Seriously, what a tosser Gus was for saying that we'd reached the albion's.


Utter, utter w*i*nker.

Utter TOOL.

He had an opinion and he shared it honestly. I think it is time we moved on.

 

[BadFish]

Good luck to him I say.

 

[Baldseagull]

Poyet seems to spend half the period of time at each successive club. Could be a 3 month stint here.

 

[OzMike]

Who ?

 

[spence]

My favorite Brighton manager

 

[Perfidious Albion]

He brought entertaining football and some skilled players to the Albion, Vicente, Spanish Dave, et all .
He is a short time " marmite" figure . Good luck to him.

 

[Bladders]

Good times, ending in a way none of us could have imagined .

Still wonder how something that looked so positive on the outside imploded so quickly on the inside


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[One Teddy Maybank]

He was 100% right! Look what happened the next two seasons. It was only after the Hyppia debacle that Bloom finally saw fit to change the structure, get rid of the recruitment team and start throwing a lot more cash at it. With the structure and restrictions we had in place in Poyet’s time, I don’t see how we could have gone any higher. Hughton’s squad of players in the Championship was far, far superior to Gus’.

Agree in the main and Hughton’s squad was probably stronger, but do you think the team was?

All hypothetical but if Poyet’s team had gone up, surely he would have strengthened further.

He was an arse at the end, but personally I enjoyed the style of football, good luck to him....


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