Metro article.
Seems to me he was just answering a direct question, what's he supposed to say, "No, I am not ambitious"?
http://metro.co.uk/2013/02/28/gus-poyet-i-want-chelsea-job-3520395/
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Would Gus walk right now?
- Thread starter kevtherev
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Metro article.
Seems to me he was just answering a direct question, what's he supposed to say, "No, I am not ambitious"?
http://metro.co.uk/2013/02/28/gus-poyet-i-want-chelsea-job-3520395/
Seagull on the wing
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IF Gus leaves,it worries me who would he take with him....and who would replace him....please,please,not one of the mangers doing the rounds....one club to another but achieve very little.....Tony found a diamond in Gus...what are the chances of it happening again?
terryberry1
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If he dont want to be here then he can f*** off. Bored of him prostituting himself out in front if the cameras. He wouldn't last 6 months at chelsea
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
That's my point exactly but it doesn't stop the haters like terryberry and kevtherev using it as a stick to beat him with.
pork pie
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Very much THIS!
It is simply pathetic! They would not look at him with his paultry record. They want winners, not draw specialists.
How long would RA and the Chelsea fans put up with his negative passing game - you can answer in days or weeks as you see fit.
pork pie
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I would agree if it were the once, but he bleats on about it every time their Manager is struggling.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He answers questions from the media, blame them for keep asking the same boring questions.
pork pie
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Has he not learned the two words "no comment"?
seagullsovergrimsby
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My only fear is Chelsea appointing a manager in the summer who wants Gus to be his number 2 and he thinks it is a stepping stone to becoming boss one day.
Yeah, like THAT wouldn't get people adding 2+2 to make 5
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He's South American, so I doubt it. Why should he?
pork pie
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Well I cannot argue with that! He can never keep his mouth shut.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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What the HELL are you talking about? He was asked a question. He answered it. He has never said he want's to leave. He's been here the 10th or 11th longest out of ALL the managers in England.
If you asked Liam Bridcutt "Would you one day like to play for a champions league team" and he said "Yes", then would you also, so politely, tell him to "f*** off".
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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pork pie
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There is a VERY big difference between the loyalty a club can expect from a player, and from their manager. We all know he wants to manage Chelsea or Tottenham, so he can keep quiet and pay Tony Bloom and Brighton & Hove Albion FC some respect.
pork pie
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Amazing
So, you find endless square or backwards passes entertaining and funny? When we do pass forward it is so slow we let the other team form their banks of two in front of us. Yes, their "keep the ball - but do f*** all with it" is very negative. Exactly how many goals have we managed to score this year? Oh, and last for that matter?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Tony Bloom doesn't seem to mind so why should you?
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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In a world where we criticise managers for always giving boring, predictable answers, we actually have one who tells the truth and you don't like it. I take someone being honest as a sign of respect. He is a young manager with 25 years ahead of him. He won't be here for 25 years. He will move on. So what's the problem iun him saying ONE DAY in his FUTURE CAREER he would quite like to manage one of the biggest teams in the world?
Solskjaer the other day said he would love the opportunity to one day manage Man Utd. Do you think all the Molde fans kicked off about that?
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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I find the football we're playing the best I've ever seen from a Brighton team. We are in the playoffs. I can't find ONE complaint.
greyseagull
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Unfortunately most people in the media spotlight are briefed not to say "no comment" these days. It allows people to make false assumptions. Instead they are given effective interview deflectors therefore what he should have said was: "As any ambitious manager or player I want to compete at the highest level. However at the moment I've got a job to do at Brighton & Hove Albion; we're on a great run; and we are sitting nicely poised in the play-off places. That is my focus right now, not Chelsea or any other club."