Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Yeah ok....Is that why they went there,,,,,or was that just for a nice drive down the M4
Where's your proof that they went there? Poyet was at Gatwick airport at 6am flying out to Barbados.
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So Gus asked to leave the club in March!
- Thread starter Doc Lynam
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Where's your proof that they went there? Poyet was at Gatwick airport at 6am flying out to Barbados.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
- 21,795
So glad we have a modest man in charge now and not that jumped up little ****.
pork pie
New member
I predict that very soon some of the Gus lickers will be on here defending Gus as the saviour of BHA, "Look where we were" "Look where we are"
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I don't often agree with you, but you're spot on.
The Merry Prankster
Pactum serva
Leeds would fit that description nicely.
They did try to let him go though to Reading. Not Blooms fault Gus said no.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 31,264
Regardless of what Gus was thinking it would definitely have been in his interest to have beaten Palace in the play-offs. By the sound of it the management on both sides did well to keep a lid on things for as long as they did.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I think my views on Poyet have just been given some credibility after tonight don't you
Your views are racist so can have no credibility. Don't try to make yourself out to be some sort of saviour of the truth now. You didn't want another foreign manager but we have Oscar. How soon before you turn on him?
Caveman
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- Jul 14, 2003
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We don't know all the ins and outs do we, if we let Gus walk we effectively lose any compensation etc.
One thing is for sure my opinion of Gus has changed. I also know with Gus he won't be able to keep his mouth shut and a response is now on the cards.... This is now becoming more apparent.
Everton?
Remember - he asked if he could leave at the end of season but next day would be ok.
Brightonfan1983
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Well yes and no. Play-off semis vs highly publicised sacking incident
I'm happy with that trade off tonight!
kevtherev
Well-known member
I agree with you in principle....But you don't give into a spoilt child everytime they cry and stamp their feet when they don't get the toy they want. Especially when you just spent £2m on another toy and they are still not happy....Bloom was caught between a rock and a hard place. Truth be told, I reckon if someone had stumped up the compo, then he would have gone.But they didn't so he stayed and the rest as they say, is history.
KZNSeagull
Well-known member
Agreed. And it is not as if our form after that took a dip, until that last match of course.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Poyet would have had to pay compensation if his resignation had been accepted. The club would have had more money out of it, and makes it more puzzling as to why Bloom didn't accept it.
happygull
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- Dec 28, 2011
- 177
It seems to me that a contracted manager was trying to wriggle out of his contract to nullify the compo aspect to take up alternative employment , all this i'm off at the end of the season but i'll go tomorrow if you want and its not open for discussion.
it makes me laugh all this sympathy for Poyet being told on live TV he has been given the size 9. if it was me I would have stormed the BBC studio's, tied him to his chair with duct tape and drawn a big fat penis on his forehead in permanent marker pen.
Once again I applaud Sir Tony of Bloom
it makes me laugh all this sympathy for Poyet being told on live TV he has been given the size 9. if it was me I would have stormed the BBC studio's, tied him to his chair with duct tape and drawn a big fat penis on his forehead in permanent marker pen.
Once again I applaud Sir Tony of Bloom
Something just occurred to me .... Is it possible that the timing of this isn't about being poached by another club but more to do with transfer policy/budget?
If memory serves me correctly it was about that time that we were desperately trying to get a loan striker in, and it seemed impossible that we wouldn't given the lack of fit options. Was Gus denied the budget and consequently the player he wanted and thus decided he'd hit the ceiling and wanted to leave? Would explain a lot of the subsequent comments.
If memory serves me correctly it was about that time that we were desperately trying to get a loan striker in, and it seemed impossible that we wouldn't given the lack of fit options. Was Gus denied the budget and consequently the player he wanted and thus decided he'd hit the ceiling and wanted to leave? Would explain a lot of the subsequent comments.
kevtherev
Well-known member
Did it all happen on one day then
...lol....where's anyones proof on anything, believe what you like....He's gone thank f**k..........Oscar Garcia's blue and white army!!! and the players are all happy again.
Seasider78
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- Nov 14, 2004
- 6,011
Well he is on goals on Sunday this weekend and Ben Shephard has already suggested they will be asking him about it.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
comments made at fans forum this evening...relating to the VERY LAST question