would you trade points for poyet?

Easy 10 · Feb 5, 2013

Seagull58 said:
Chelsea haven't done too badly. Several Premierships, several FA Cups and a European Champions League.

And a neverending bottomless pit of cash funding a squad of world class Internationals.

KZNSeagull · Feb 5, 2013

Kalimantan Gull said:
Obviously you're welcome to your opinion but you have spread it over five or six HUNDRED threads on the matter.

Fixed it for you.

dejavuatbtn · Feb 5, 2013

6 points now, and possibly none for the rest of the season? I don't think so. I am still hopeful of a squad of players, all comfortable of playing the Gus way, taking us to the Premiership within the next 3 years.

Commander · Feb 5, 2013

Seagull58 said:
Chelsea haven't done too badly. Several Premierships, several FA Cups and a European Champions League.

Which is a pretty big under achievement with the amount of money they have spent. And they've done it at the price of being the club with the biggest lack of class in the country. Anyone who wants us to be like them should f*** off and go and support them. We are doing things the right way, so give it time.

As Easy 10 said, if we drove Gus out we would be the laughing stock of English football. People would think it was utterly ridiculous, and they'd be right.

Return of the Rev · Feb 5, 2013

Commander said:
Which is a pretty big under achievement with the amount of money they have spent. And they've done it at the price of being the club with the biggest lack of class in the country. Anyone who wants us to be like them should f*** off and go and support them. We are doing things the right way, so give it time.

As Easy 10 said, if we drove Gus out we would be the LAUGHING STOCK OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL. People would think it was utterly ridiculous, and they'd be right.

I THINK THE WHOLE OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL IF NOT THE WORLD ARE WATCHING OUR EVERY MOVE :blush:

Easy 10 · Feb 5, 2013

Return of the Rev said:
I THINK THE WHOLE OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL IF NOT THE WORLD ARE WATCHING OUR EVERY MOVE

Gus Poyet getting the sack today would draw a LOT of media attention.

And then a LOT of pointing and laughing our way.

Return of the Rev · Feb 5, 2013

easy 10 said:
gus poyet getting the sack today would draw a lot of media attention.

And then a lot of pointing and laughing our way.

Only a few sad gits on he internet,thats not the world :facepalm:

HONEST

Birdie Boy · Feb 5, 2013

Er, maybe but they have £billions. Are they happy fighting for top 4 finish, out of CL? Very much doubt it.

Steve.S · Feb 5, 2013

Easy 10 said:
Gus Poyet getting the sack today would draw a LOT of media attention.

And then a LOT of pointing and laughing our way.

I am not for sacking Gus, you are right it would get a lot of media attention.
We have only won 10 games this season only 2 more then bottom of the league Peterborough.

Being a laughing stock would surely depend on who they replaced him with!
Football managers lose their jobs all the time, but in a few days time it would be old chip paper.

Easy 10 · Feb 5, 2013

Steve.S said:
I am not for sacking Gus, you are right it would get a lot of media attention.
We have only won 10 games this season only 2 more then bottom of the league Peterborough.

Being a laughing stock would surely depend on who they replaced him with!
Football managers lose their jobs all the time, but in a few days time it would be old chip paper.

True, but that would not make it any less of a monumentally bone-headed decision. Tony Bloom would have to be a complete WEAPON to sack Poyet at this time.

Fortunately for us, Tony Bloom is about as far from being a complete weapon as is possible. Unlike a small minority on here.

Poyetry In Motion · Feb 5, 2013

Thank the Lord that Mr Bloom is in charge and not any foreign consortium, chicken owners or NSCers. TB loves our club and would only take action that benefits our wonderful team. I trust him implicitly.

LamieRobertson · Feb 5, 2013

Zebedee said:
Neither anti nor pro. More a fence man myself - at least at the moment.

careful how u sit on that fence u might get a splinter in a delicate place lol

SeagullSongs · Feb 5, 2013

Easy 10 said:
True, but that would not make it any less of a monumentally bone-headed decision. Tony Bloom would have to be a complete WEAPON to sack Poyet at this time.

Fortunately for us, Tony Bloom is about as far from being a complete weapon as is possible. Unlike a small minority on here.

I've never heard the word WEAPON used as an insult before. :lolol:

Steve.S · Feb 5, 2013

Easy 10 said:
True, but that would not make it any less of a monumentally bone-headed decision. Tony Bloom would have to be a complete WEAPON to sack Poyet at this time.

Fortunately for us, Tony Bloom is about as far from being a complete weapon as is possible. Unlike a small minority on here.

I think people think the problem is Gus. When the problem is we are a small fish in a big pond who is doing very well. If we lose Gus we will take a big step backwards

Zebedee · Feb 5, 2013

LamieRobertson said:
careful how u sit on that fence u might get a splinter in a delicate place lol

Now there's a thought. :lolol:

Easy 10 · Feb 5, 2013

SeagullSongs said:
I've never heard the word WEAPON used as an insult before.

It definitely works best in CAPITALS, I always find :thumbsup:

Kalimantan Gull · Feb 6, 2013

Easy 10 said:
If the morons on here actually got their wish and saw Poyet sacked tonight, this club would instantly become a laughing stock amongst fans and media. A LAUGHING stock. Who do you think we are ??

Poyet is widely acknowledged as being one of the brightest and most progressive young managers in the game. He sets his team up to play a patient passing game which took L1 by storm, and has propelled us from the arse-end of the division below, to the top half of the Championship in a little over 3 years. There are many, many clubs who would jump at the chance of employing Gus's services. He's a world famous name who players WANT to come and play for, and our style of football has drawn plaudits from neutrals and the media alike.

Does he get everything right ? Of course not, he's still an inexperienced manager cutting his teeth at his first job. But its only the impatient DILBERTS on here who think that contending for a Playoff spot is some kind of failure. This is a tough league, with some big clubs, who have been at this level and above for far longer than us and have some serious spending power. We're not paupers in this division by any means, but neither are we the "billy big-bollocks" club who, according to some, should be romping the thing.

I think some of you TOOLS would honestly prefer a revolving door of managers, like at Forest and Blackburn, where Tony hires and fires NOT on the basis of a long-term project, but on a run of form during any given couple of months in the season. "My god, its February. We're only EIGHTH and we just got beat at Sheffield Wednesday. Cheers Gus old son, but its not working is it".

Grow up for fucks sake.

99% of people in the Amex say THIS

Hamilton · Feb 6, 2013

Easy 10 said:
If the morons on here actually got their wish and saw Poyet sacked tonight, this club would instantly become a laughing stock amongst fans and media. A LAUGHING stock. Who do you think we are ??

Poyet is widely acknowledged as being one of the brightest and most progressive young managers in the game. He sets his team up to play a patient passing game which took L1 by storm, and has propelled us from the arse-end of the division below, to the top half of the Championship in a little over 3 years. There are many, many clubs who would jump at the chance of employing Gus's services. He's a world famous name who players WANT to come and play for, and our style of football has drawn plaudits from neutrals and the media alike.

Does he get everything right ? Of course not, he's still an inexperienced manager cutting his teeth at his first job. But its only the impatient DILBERTS on here who think that contending for a Playoff spot is some kind of failure. This is a tough league, with some big clubs, who have been at this level and above for far longer than us and have some serious spending power. We're not paupers in this division by any means, but neither are we the "billy big-bollocks" club who, according to some, should be romping the thing.

I think some of you TOOLS would honestly prefer a revolving door of managers, like at Forest and Blackburn, where Tony hires and fires NOT on the basis of a long-term project, but on a run of form during any given couple of months in the season. "My god, its February. We're only EIGHTH and we just got beat at Sheffield Wednesday. Cheers Gus old son, but its not working is it".

Grow up for fucks sake.

That'll do nicely. This.

Return of the Rev · Feb 6, 2013

Kalimantan Gull said:
99% of people in the Amex say THIS

Lose on Saturday and that 99% suddenly becomes 60%

I think 99% is a bit of pro poyet propaganda tbf,his ability to spend and on quality seems to be in question

and player discipline could be better.

Commander · Feb 6, 2013

Return of the Rev said:
Lose on Saturday and that 99% suddenly becomes 60%

Yep. And then win the next two and it's 99% again. It's just the way most football fans are (stupid).

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