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No-one wants to 'prove BG wrong'. I've only asked - a few times, and I am giving up now - how he has come to the conclusion that Bruno deserves a hypothetical job more so than Calderon.

Well, yes, now you mention it. He is a very good chap, I guess. And he is popular on a radio station. Maybe more than one radio station - not sure. All in all, it's all looking peachy for Calde from this side.

Is that all you think Calderon has to offer? Because 'he is a good chap'...? Good grief. :facepalm:

Are you basically saying Calderon didn't conduct himself as a model professional while at Brighton? I guess you're alone on that score if you are. Well, if - as you believe - how a player conducts themselves while playing has no bearing on management (not totally true, but let's not get bogged...

That's totally avoiding the question I was asking. All you've done is re-iterate that Bruno ought to be ahead of Calderon, but won't say why, apart from the irrelevant reason that he - in your opinion - is a better player than Calde.

You have no idea whether we have a vacancy for either or both of them. And you still haven't stated why Calde would be behind Bruno for any given job (all you've said is that one is a 'perfect professional' effectively dismissing the other as not being so), nor indeed why they should only be...

Just because his family are back in Spain, it doesn't follow they won't come back here. Their children were born here, for a start. You seem to be of the opinion that there are no vacancies available at present, and that if there are, one should go to Bruno first - as if he and Calde would...

Seriously?

He still wants to play football, though he'll be 37 by the time the season is finished in India, but his family are back in Spain. I suspect this will be his last season as a player. Will he come back here? Who knows - but not necessarily.