GT49er
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Smart move by Bordeaux? Piss off the manager so much that he flounces off and resigns. So much cheaper than paying him off..........
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[Football] Gus Poyet in “throws toys out of the pram” SHOCKER
- Thread starter ChazzyBHA
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Jim Gannon would have got us promoted
Bob!
Coffee Buyer
- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,118
It'll go to Tribunal (or settlement), he knows how these things work (now)
Nobody is getting 'outraged' are they?
More just a collective
at Gus' repeated inability to avoid sabotaging his own career.
Iggle Piggle
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- Sep 3, 2010
- 5,318
Ill feeling towards pillocks is what football fans do best. I can't even remember why we don't like Scott Mcgleish. Laughing at players who thought they were Pele and turned out to be Mark Farrington or in Poyet's case a manager who thought he was Ferguson but was actually a foreign Graeme Souness is part of the job description of being a fan.
Nobody is getting 'outraged' are they?
More just a collective
Which as you say is hardly news, or warrants yet another 'ceiling' post.
Or a post moaning about ceiling posts.
Outraged? No it is just entertaining to follow really.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Nobody is getting 'outraged' are they?
More just a collective
No not outraged...but I can see where the poster is coming from along with a few other replies ..but I'm more in agreement with Easys post ..its the same stuff that comes out after anything GP has done that is deemed a hissy fit
- Aug 8, 2005
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I was a big Gus fan and I wish it had worked out better at the end than it did because he did turn our club around.
However he is now acting like the bloke that pulled a worldy when he was 18 and thought that was how life was so dumped her to pull another one, only to find that didn't last because he ins't all that after all. A spiral of new lovers come and go, each one slightly less good than the last, leaving him a sad old bachelor in his mid 50s thinking what might have been.
However he is now acting like the bloke that pulled a worldy when he was 18 and thought that was how life was so dumped her to pull another one, only to find that didn't last because he ins't all that after all. A spiral of new lovers come and go, each one slightly less good than the last, leaving him a sad old bachelor in his mid 50s thinking what might have been.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
So lets just remind ourselves of Gus's managerial honours since he declared he's too big for our club shall we......
I wish I were £1 behind his bank account. He's rich enough not to care.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Strange analogy seeing as he had a very successful playing career. He's also still happily married to his wife, so that doesn't work either.
He's not cut out to be a manager, but not many ex players are.
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
I don't understand a word.. but you can tell he's angry.
It's also being reported on Twitter that the Bordeaux players are refusing to train after Gus's sacking today.
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It's also being reported on Twitter that the Bordeaux players are refusing to train after Gus's sacking today.
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Eggmundo
U & I R listening to KAOS
- Jul 8, 2003
- 3,466
I liked Gus, I met him at Lancing during a reserve match and shook his hand. I was like a School Kid that day, I loved the football we played, even though with hindsight it was a bit 'sideways'.
I don't believe he turned the club around though, that was Mr Bloom. If Gus hadn't of taken the job, I have no doubt we would still be where we are today, in fact, I think we would have been here sooner.
- Aug 8, 2005
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By getting a team of Championship and occasional Premier League players to win League One.
I think [MENTION=3734]Giraffe[/MENTION]'s point is he was actually a successful manager with a decent up and coming club, a club more than happy to maintain the relationship, and he flounced off, imagining the breasts were bigger and bouncier elsewhere (to maintain the analogy). (OK he was sacked, but he we effectively caught coming out of another woman's house, zipping himself up, and proclaiming his marriage had reached a glass ceiling).
Anyway.....
Tooting Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Nobody is getting 'outraged' are they?
More just a collective
Exactly. It's the same reaction as when Leon Knight fell out with a new club.
Let's be honest, it's not totally beyond the bounds of possibility that he could still be here now if he hadn't have been such a tool and got us promoted in the next couple of seasons.
Anyway, what is the French for "If we have hit the ceiling then I'm off?"
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
How many chairmen has he fallen out with now ?
Seems like it is at least 3 for sure - at Albion, Athens and now Bordeaux.
Seems like it is at least 3 for sure - at Albion, Athens and now Bordeaux.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Yes, but using 18 in the analogy renders it pointless.