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The "if Poyet leaves, the next Albion manager should be..." thread



Captain Sensible

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Jul 8, 2003
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Not the real one
Our injury list will shorten in no time, with David Icke inspired faith healing.


But not good PR with our disabled fans.

Hoddle never said anything negative about disabled people. Just he was pushed on this thoughts on reincarnation. A journo re interpreted it as anti disabled, as punishnments for a former life.
Am I wrong?
Still I'd love Hoddle to be our manager. Great footbaler, great tactician. I'd love it!
 








e77

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May 23, 2004
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Worthing
Wouldn't amaze me if we went to a continental style system with a Director of Football and First Team Coach.
 


shabba

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Dec 22, 2004
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Bookham
Karl Robinson

The best choice by far, would play good football, probably better than we do now, young, hungry!
 




Goldstone Rapper

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Jan 19, 2009
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Not that I want Gus gone but yes, yes I would.

Incredible. Yes please.

Unfortunately, you've both admitted you want David Bellotti as the new Brighton manager if Gus goes!

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:jester:
 










Brixtaan

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Jul 7, 2003
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Border country.East Preston.
Very disappointing goldstonerapper
 


seagull_special

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Jun 9, 2008
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Abu Dhabi
It would have to be Tanno, he's not married to Poyet is he! I thinkwould surely love the opportunity to manage the club. Continuity is key for us at this moment in time. For what it is worth, I think Poyet knows if he stays to the end of the season there maybe juicier opportunities ahead.
 




Rugrat

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Mar 13, 2011
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Seaford
I think Poyet knows if he stays to the end of the season there maybe juicier opportunities ahead.

That's what I'm thinking/hoping. He publicly talks to Reading, turns them down but it sends a clear message to the outside world he's looking to move. That will trigger a dismissal or two come end of season ... I'm sure he'll be on the West Ham radar
 








OzMike

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Oct 2, 2006
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Perth Australia
That's what I'm thinking/hoping. He publicly talks to Reading, turns them down but it sends a clear message to the outside world he's looking to move. That will trigger a dismissal or two come end of season ... I'm sure he'll be on the West Ham radar

He would totally lose the players if this happens, just wait and see.
He plays games with very important things, with no regard for anyone else, maybe this is the way in South America and he sees no problem with it.
It's like blackmail I think.
 




Icy Gull

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Jul 5, 2003
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A Spanish speaking manager with the same philosophy as Gus, hopefully one who will LOVE being a Brighton manager and not one who touts himself for other jobs week in week out.
 


grawhite

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Jul 6, 2011
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Brighton
Uwe Rosler.

Just signed a 5 year deal with Brentford, so unless we are prepared to pay a lot of compensation, wrong choice. But could prolly do a job.
 




peterward

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Nov 11, 2009
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I can't believe anyone would seriously suggest Di Canio. You must either be having a laugh or seriously know nothing about football. Well not anything over a few years old anyway...The guy is a 100% prick and will be a disaster waiting to happen wherever he goes.

Kev the the greatest respect that is apersonal and not a football opinion. He was a massively successful player and has been a massive success in his first managerial job.
Nutter...yes, strange political views yes, good football manager, so far yes.

But curbishley for me
 


Gullflyinghigh

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Apr 23, 2012
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Solskjaer would be my choice, not sure he'd be willing to effectively 'step down' after being linked with PL clubs most of the season but he's had some experience, has links throughout the game and seems an utterly decent chap.
 


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