[Football] Tuchel gone

[Paulie Gualtieri]

SSN saying we’ve given permission to speak to GP who’s travelling this afternoon

Assume buy out clause has been met, out of the clubs hands

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Permission granted he will be in talks this afternoon ****ing BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

IF GP goes, will [MENTION=23889]Swanny[/MENTION] go too as part of his back-room team?

 

[Icy Gull]

SSN saying we’ve given permission to speak to GP who’s travelling this afternoon

Assume buy out clause has been met, out of the clubs hands

Gone in that case

 

[Lever]

This is why I laugh at people talking about 5 year plans blah blah. Football is about THE moment. Too bad, managers sacked and players released. Too good and managers poached and players sold. Always been, always will. A long stint in the chair is 3 years. Something like 1.5 is average. All the upheaval and chaos that goes with. Hence why, all this talk of patient steady Eddy planning etc some fans talk about is utter nonsense. Strike now. Have to win now. Because tomorrow it’s almost a given that a torpedo will strike. That’s football. Chaos is norm. You don’t get time to breath. It’s relentless. If ‘Potters project’ began to bear fruit, as it has done, then the scrumpy pickers soon arrive. It was never going to last more than couple seasons max. Equally if we’d ended up getting relegated, he’d been gone IMO. Summary, got to enjoy the moment in football. Because Tomorrow is so utterly unpredictable. Unless you’re one of the handful of super rich (refuse to use term elite, because Newcastle certainly ain’t that, nor were Man City and Chelsea) clubs who can take whatever fruit they like.

I like your reference to 'the moment'. There is only now... yesterday has gone and tomorrow is uncertain, if not entirely predictable.

I am enjoying the phenomenal success we are having at the moment and actively living in the moment.

When tomorrow becomes 'now', then I am sure Tony Bloom and the team are ready for the challenges.

 

[Bozza]

SSN saying we’ve given permission to speak to GP who’s travelling this afternoon

Assume buy out clause has been met, out of the clubs hands

Presumably he's going to travel to Chelsea to tell them to **** off, before returning to Sussex and continue his planning for the Bournemouth fixture. Right?

 

[boik]

Permission granted he will be in talks this afternoon ****ing BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

GP is too good a person to just dismiss the opportunity without even listening to them. He will listen to what they have to say and then make an informed decision. I would still not be surprised ifhe decides to stay after all that.

 

[The Lemming Stomper]

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1.2 (1/5) with Hills right now

 

[TottonSeagull]

Sky reporting we have given GP permission to talk to Chelsea!

 

[Solid at the back]

He's gone. Terrible shame. Who do we get in?

 

[Clive Walker]

He is a gonna. Don’t be a fool

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Presumably he's going to travel to Chelsea to tell them to **** off, before returning to Sussex and continue his planning for the Bournemouth fixture. Right?

Sounds like more of a Billy Reid job to me

 

[jcdenton08]

Looking very, very likely he’s going to Chelsea.

For ****’s sake.

 

[wellquickwoody]

Do not feel too confident having seen this…..

BBC Sport also understands that Chelsea will now look for a long-term manager who shares their vision for a collaborative culture and focus on development of all players in the squad.

 

[South west gull]

I'm still confident he will stay

- As good as GP is, Chelsea won't be able to resist a big name. Poch or Zidane for my money.
- We know TB won't roll over. If Chelsea want someone quick, I can't believe GP is the answer unless they are paying mega money.

That said, if they do cough up and he is their number one target, he's gone. As much as I dislike Chelsea, it's very hard to argue it doesn't have better pay, players and silverware prospects.

I feel a bit of gardening leave might be incoming

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[Marshy]

If it happens it happens, players and managers come and go, we will move on.

The one constant is TB

 

[Tyrone Biggums]

Do not feel too confident having seen this…..

BBC Sport also understands that Chelsea will now look for a long-term manager who shares their vision for a collaborative culture and focus on development of all players in the squad.

Sounds like a load of bullshit.

Why spend 300 million on players if that's your vision.

This Chelsea twats strategy is always to just throw lots of money at his sporting team.

 

[jcdenton08]

GP is too good a person to just dismiss the opportunity without even listening to them. He will listen to what they have to say and then make an informed decision. I would still not be surprised ifhe decides to stay after all that.

I would. I would be very, very surprised.

 

[Simster]

I am not convinced a big pay rise will be on his radar if he wants to complete his project here and then look at his options.

One thing is for certain - this is not a once in a lifetime opportunity for him

[emoji38]ol: [emoji38]ol: [emoji38]ol:.

Sorry but this is pure chuckles.

 

[axscott]

At first I was like "Well the interview is important, maybe he won't like it and won't go"

Now I'm like "He wouldn't go to London without a strong interest"

Sad times but my one hope is that like with Ashworth, Bissouma, Cucurella etc. that the club can move on and progress in the same ways as they are embedded into Brighton and Bloom.