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Do you believe what you read in the newspapers aswell?
If and When GP write a book which he is bound too , I think only then we may get a better picture of what happened in his eyes. All a bit embarrassing looking back
Do you believe what you read in the newspapers aswell?
He manufactured the sequence of events so was very much in his hands to avoid it happening. Hindsight and all that
But this isn't gross misconduct.
Ulloa has been average since coming back. His body language tells all
Scared of getting injured again. He does not and will not commit to the tackle any more and shies away from being tackled by dropping to the floor at the first chance!
He was sacked for misconduct, he didn't choose to leave.
He most certainly did choose to leave.
He himself engineered his departure. He may well have been sacked but that was exactly what he was looking for so he could get a payoff after his earlier in the season resignation was rejected.
Yeah, and it got him sacked. TB and the Albion had the final say on how and when he went, not him.
He most certainly did choose to leave.
He himself engineered his departure. He may well have been sacked but that was exactly what he was looking for so he could get a payoff after his earlier in the season resignation was rejected.
He. Got. Himself. Sacked. He knew exactly what he was doing.
Right. Oh.
He tried to get out of the door earlier in the season, and failed at that. When he finally managed it, he ****ed it right up as he didn't get the payoff he was expecting, so whatever you believe, it certainly didn't go to plan. TB and the Albion knew exactly what they were doing.
Scared of getting injured again. He does not and will not commit to the tackle any more and shies away from being tackled by dropping to the floor at the first chance!
Yes, but completely failed in his greedy plan to get his contract paid up in full, as is the norm with dismissals of football managers.
His public and behind the scenes whining, flirting with other jobs, etc - went against him, and so the club went for Gross Misconduct and were subsequently not overrode at a tribunal/courts. Very unusual in football, but Bloom and Barber were very switched-on and Poyet more than met his match.
I note that in this Sunderland crisis, so far, despite endlessly talking to the media, he has refrained from putting on the record complaints about budgets and so on.