Willy Dangle
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Yes, then he left again when he found poooooo on the passenger seat of his Lada
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Poyet to Sunderland
- Thread starter hola gus
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Yes, then he left again when he found poooooo on the passenger seat of his Lada
Bevendean Hillbilly
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Due diligence checks? Bloody hell
Greg Bobkin
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B.W.
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It is, but my money would still be on Gus to land the job.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Poyet now gone to odds against for the job which suggests his watching their DVD's has turned out to be a waste of time
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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I guess with the international break coming up, they are taking their time.
Short cant afford to get this wrong. I think Short will play safe. Pulis?
Short cant afford to get this wrong. I think Short will play safe. Pulis?
Monkey Man
Your support is not that great
"If Poyet gets the job, I can confidently predict the first batch of questions will centre around who it was who pooed on the floor of the dressing room before Brighton’s play-off semi-final against Crystal Palace."
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
5 live yesterday implied that Poyet hadn't come across as well as Sunderland had expected in the interview, but it didn't elaborate on the details.
Icy Gull
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Probably started off talking about ceilings and a release clause when Chelsea come in for him.
Tricky Dicky
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Sky said the same this morning about the interview. I really can't see this happening now - if it was going to, it would have happened by now, unless they're just waiting to get United out of the way. Mind, the way United are playing at the mo, they could well beat them.
kevtherev
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He probably told them what a honour it would be for them to have him there and how Newcastle are the biggest club in the north east and it didn't go down to well.
symyjym
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FORMER Schalke boss Ralf Rangnick has seen his odds tumble in the race to be the next Sunderland boss.
Former Manchester United coach Rene Meulensteen is also thought to have held talks with Sunderland, although the Dutchman’s camp are keeping tight-lipped over his hopes or keenness for the position.
Despite Poyet being a free agent and making no secret of his desire to take charge of the Black Cats, Sunderland have taken their time in making a decision.
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Former Manchester United coach Rene Meulensteen is also thought to have held talks with Sunderland, although the Dutchman’s camp are keeping tight-lipped over his hopes or keenness for the position.
Despite Poyet being a free agent and making no secret of his desire to take charge of the Black Cats, Sunderland have taken their time in making a decision.
Story
Icy Gull
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Did Gus have the best job in football that a rookie manager has ever had? Such a shame the way it has all turned out, I wonder if he has regrets. Keeping his gob shut for the last 3 months of the season both to the board and in interviews would almost certainly have seen him as a Premier League manager by now.
Future Brighton Boss
May have to set his sites on a club with a lower ceiling now.
symyjym
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If you mean Ralf Rangnick the story says he spent a year at the University of Brighton.
chucky1973
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Just wanted to be 1000 post
symyjym
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To be honest, I think he as good as had the Sunderland job but talked himself out of it. I think he probably wishes he kept his gob shut in the last 3 weeks.
It's verging on embarrassing ruling people out of jobs in the media, discussing meetings publicly and talking as if the job is his. That is enough to put any employer off even if they were keen to start with.
Yes, Rangnick.