ees complicated no?
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Got rid of Gus that is all.
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topbanana36
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You will get sworn at and called horrible names.
The Camel
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Yeah, because Bridcutt, Orlandi, Ulloa and CMS wouldn't have got long term injuries under Gus, would they?
Oh CMS did get his injury under Gus.
I'm talking as much bollocks as you now!
It's obviously catching.
Oh CMS did get his injury under Gus.
I'm talking as much bollocks as you now!
It's obviously catching.
StonehamPark
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Should have
Paris
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This season will be a learning curve for Oscar and his assistants. He has had rotten luck so far.
Keep the faith!
Keep the faith!
Wrong....just wrong....he didn't want to be here.
Complete ridiculous overreaction to a defeat....
hoveboyslim
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Is the correct statement. No further discussion needed.
ees complicated no?
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Barber played a big part.
portslade seagull
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Get over him his has gone
pork pie
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Bollox! What difference would he have made? We have a better Manager, the problem is with injuries and lack of signings. Poyet would have been in tears!
Seasider78
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What a load of nonsense gus was leaving one way or another in the summer and any suggestion Gus would be doing any better with a squad ravaged by injuries to our key players is simply mental
GreersElbow
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Leave Mustafa alone, he looks in a cuckoo land where North Korea should be admired, Gus was perfect and socialism is realistic.
midnight_rendezvous
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Last time I checked neither Gus or Oscar were on the pitch playing so what has Gus got to do with our shoddy defending?
pork pie
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I think the guy is both simple and mental based upon his post!
South Stand Rebel
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Absolute tosh, why do you think Poyet wanted to jump ship so many times? He knew we needed to spend more to move any further, which isn't an option.
Icy Gull
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Is the simple and correct answer. He wanted us to break the bank and let him **** off whenever he wanted. Well rid IMO.
hoveboyslim
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Everything? Should we bankrupt the club to keep him? Ridiculous thing to say.
TB has spent a HUGE amount building the stadium and training ground, as well as funding a lot of signings. Some are saying that FFP has come at the right time for him, I don't know about, that but there is no Chairman out there that has put so much in, to drag his boyhood team from the depths of mediocrity to being respected once again in the game.
I'm pissed off with tonight's result but sometimes you have to look at the bigger picture; 1 year, 5 years, 20 years.... It wasn't that long ago that I was scared we had no future. Yes another person wittering on about about the Withdean years...
Anyway, rant over. I wasn't there tonight but I am a season ticket holder. I will get back to my holiday beer and jump on the pool before it gets too dark.
portslade seagull
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Maybe the title should be changed to ' We should have signed a Striker before the season started ' as that has always been our most pressing issue
We'll never know exactly what happened around January time onwards to make Gus SUDDENLY lose interest in a job he was loving.