Rubbish.
Very pleased he has gone, nay delighted.
Has any club employed him yet?
TB
We should of never .....
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Very pleased he has gone, nay delighted.
Has any club employed him yet?
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GolfingGull
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Normandy seagull
Well-known member
what I find hard to take is we have gone from total football to hoof ball. The number of times we give the ball away in a game is unbelievable. Why have we have stopped playing it out from the back? When koosh kicks it up the other end of the pitch it just comes straight back at us.
Bloom and Barber took one hell of a gamble getting rid of Gus. If we're not fighting for a playoff place at the end of the season then the gamble hasn't paid off. In that situation I will blame them not Oscar.
That said I still think Oscar should be given a whole season to prove himself.
That said I still think Oscar should be given a whole season to prove himself.
If it comes down to gambling, I'm very happy to be on the same side as our chairman.
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Bwian
Kiss my (_!_)
- Jul 14, 2003
- 15,898
Please phuck off. You cannot see that your hero phucked up our best promotion chance in generations. You really do need to move on.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
*like*
Barnham Seagull
Yapton Actually
All we needed to do was replace the players who were released with championship quality players and play the way we did albeit slightly quicker. Instead players now look un disciplined in terms of shape defensively and playing awful long hero balls.
I wonder if Bloom is privately puzzled with our style of play?
I'll wait and see - I'm personally not sure Bloom called it correctly. Hopefully we'll see a court case that will put the facts out in the public domain. Only then can we really judge both parties.
Normandy seagull
Well-known member
totally agree. The fact we did not recruit a striker in the summer is starting to look silly. Every team is going to get injuries. You need at least 2 quality strikers at all times to get promoted in this league regardless of injuries.
symyjym
Banned
We should of never .....
................have let Gus get rid of Murray that's all.
................have let Gus get rid of Murray that's all.
BUTTERBALL
East Stand Brighton Boyz
Well done. Fantastic support.
martyn20
Unwell but still smiling
I will be so glad when Poyet gets another managerial job because hopefully you will f 'off and go and support them!
king Wombat
Well-known member
nice rewriting of history there fella.
nomoremithras4me
Active member
- Apr 7, 2011
- 2,348
Should never have got rid of those mobile burger vans from Withdean either!
Kalimantan Gull
Well-known member
We should have tried to keep him. Not by increasing the budget, but there are always ways. Whether he would have left or not of his own volition we can guess but don't know. But we would have saved so much angst and turmoil in the process. He may have been sunderland manager by now but the compo would have been nice and the new manager would have had a smoother transition than poor oscar has had. And we wouldn't be having all these hand-wringing threads. There may be a lot of people prepared to vocally dismiss gus, denigrate and downplay him, as we see here, but there will be a lot silently agreeing with the op.
Creaky
Well-known member
Should never have got rid of Gus the way we did.
There are reasons why other teams make it a clean break when removing a manager - I suspect that not many teams will follow the example we have set.
There are reasons why other teams make it a clean break when removing a manager - I suspect that not many teams will follow the example we have set.
RexCathedra
Aurea Mediocritas
There was a non-negligible number of posters on this board last year, before the team turned the corner at the end of the winter, demanding we do precisely this.
Genius idea then, terrible idea now? Or vice versa? I'm confused.
bWize
Well-known member
- Nov 6, 2007
- 1,693
You are as blinkered as the OP. Gus did not want to stay with Brighton & Hove Albion. (whether it was due to Barber, the Piglets Pies or wanting a higher paid/higher budget job remains to be seen) I don't know what some people find so hard to grasp about that? Him being here now wasn't even an option so stop crying about it and move on! Even when he was here he would be whoring himself out to pretty much any job offer that was seen as step up from Brighton. Either that or wanting to go home when the going got tough...
Gus has gone, get over it...
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