But he was offered a deal.
Bruno (although IMO he would have been okay), had no guarantee
[Albion] Would you welcome Bruno back ?
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Bruno (although IMO he would have been okay), had no guarantee
junior
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No. Judas. End of.
- Jan 3, 2012
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I agree with your summing up!
Yep. Whilst disappointed he went, I could understand it and never felt the vitriol towards him others did. I remember the good times.
I’d also happily take Potter back mind you.
I’d also happily take Potter back mind you.
Dave the OAP
Well-known member
Not quite.
He would have received a very nice payoff, but he works at Brighton college coaching ( where his son is at school)
Seen and chatted to him a few times on the seafront and he always seems very happy in his lot
Money wouldn’t be an issue for him to be frank!
Also RDZ brought his own team. Bruno would never have been wanted
Cornwallboy
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- Oct 13, 2022
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Rumour has it he reads the Daily Mail an all.
herecomesaregular
We're in the pipe, 5 by 5
No problem with him. Loved him as a player. When here in a coaching role he never said anything to make me dislike him (unlike Potter). He left for a better job.
Seagull58
In the Algarve
We absolutely need a striker coach and who is better qualified for that role than Bruno?
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
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Most managers will have their preferred choice of assistant manager and they’ll normally join with them. RDZ was slightly different in that he had a larger than normal support staff around him, although we did have quite a few vacancies to fill when Potter & Co f***ed off.
I’d imagine any new manager would be the same in having someone he knows and trusts as a number two, we’ve then got Crofty and Jack Stern to provide some continuity in knowing the squad inside out.
We’d need a couple of more coaches and if the new manager thinks Bruno could add value then I’m sure he’d be welcomed back by Tony but I can’t see us employing him just because he’s a former player and coach and needs a job. He’d have to be wanted by whoever takes over from RDZ.
I’d imagine any new manager would be the same in having someone he knows and trusts as a number two, we’ve then got Crofty and Jack Stern to provide some continuity in knowing the squad inside out.
We’d need a couple of more coaches and if the new manager thinks Bruno could add value then I’m sure he’d be welcomed back by Tony but I can’t see us employing him just because he’s a former player and coach and needs a job. He’d have to be wanted by whoever takes over from RDZ.
If we are getting any type of coach in - in addition to the new manager's staff - it needs to be one that can bring expertise in set pieces.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
- 20,686
Enough
Munchkin
Well-known member
Prefer Lallana and Crofts as part of any setup.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
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We need to relieve Nick Stanley of his responsibilities first and tell him he can keep his play book because he won’t be taking any secrets with him.
macbeth
Dismembered
yes. very unlikely scenario but him leaving for chelsea will never undo what he did for us whilst a player
than Potter ever was. Never welcome back.You must know him quite well if he discusses his finances with you.
The club showed great loyalty to him when he retired from playing. Unfortunately it wasn’t reciprocated. No way he’s coming back.
Skaville
Well-known member
Really struggling with people’s inability to understand that Potter and Bruno are no different to White, MacAllister, Bissouma etc and totally entitled to make a decision that they feel, betters their career. There is no loyalty in football.