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Did you want him to lie? He knew there wasn't going to be a next time as he was leaving.

Come off it THPP. You didn't like him right from the start. 'He will be sacked by Boxing Day', you said in November 2009. I give you your due, you didn't say which Boxing Day, :wink:

You obviously don't believe me. http://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/mar/20/gus-poyet-reading-brighton

You make some very good points. The media are a lot to blame for the current culture.

I love the way fans use the words loyalty and disloyalty regarding players and managers. The only loyal ones are the fans. To players and managers, it is just a job. Do any of you feel undying loyalty to your boss? If another firm came in , offering you more money, in a better position, would...

He had permission to talk to Reading.

Could say the same thing about Murray. Palace offered him a longer contract and a lot more money.

It's interesting that the journalist is highlighting the problem with having a director of football.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31889767

It was going to a tribunal/court, until he was offered the job at Sunderland. Guesswork but I assume that Sunderland asked him to drop his case as a condition of employment.