Gone to HULL, innit.
Swansea City: We Are About To Have A Problem
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Gone to HULL, innit.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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I completely agree in most circumstances but he is third favourite, and this is a championship team not a premiership one and he has good connections with the chairman.
adrian29uk
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- Sep 10, 2003
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You know, all this panic about Poyet getting offers will be keep happening over and over again. Its like going out with a good looking women and constantly checking up where she is, who she is talking too. If he sods off then so be it, we would get over it.
Marshy
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Im confident Gus will be with us for another 2 seasons at least
We gave him his chance in Managment, he is very unlikely to move on after little more than half a season, he is just starting to assemble the squad he wants.
We gave him his chance in Managment, he is very unlikely to move on after little more than half a season, he is just starting to assemble the squad he wants.
surrey jim
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Graeme Jones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Graeme Anthony Jones (born 13 March 1970 in Gateshead), is a former English footballer. He is currently assistant manager at Wigan Athletic.[1]
and he is favourite for the job, because?
[I presume he was previously at Swansea, and moved to Wigan with Martinez]
If it was at any other time in our recent history then I would be really worried as Adams, Taylor and Coppell all cited a lack of ground as to why they went. That’s not the case any more and the future is bright.
Poyet has often talked about loyalty from his players and I expect at least some short term from him………and I think he will show it by signing that extended contract very shortly.
Swansea is a slightly more attractive job in that they are further forward in their ambitions than us. But we are only two- three years off them (maybe less) and so there is a lot to look forward to in managing Brighton.
There will be plenty more job offers ( and better ones too) if Poyet can build and achieve something with us first.
I expect him to be flattered but turn them down (if asked).
Poyet has often talked about loyalty from his players and I expect at least some short term from him………and I think he will show it by signing that extended contract very shortly.
Swansea is a slightly more attractive job in that they are further forward in their ambitions than us. But we are only two- three years off them (maybe less) and so there is a lot to look forward to in managing Brighton.
There will be plenty more job offers ( and better ones too) if Poyet can build and achieve something with us first.
I expect him to be flattered but turn them down (if asked).
I think some of you need a reality check. I'm not saying they'll come in for him or would he accept an offer, but Swansea are a decent side and a step up.
Apart from WBA, they were the best footballing side at Selhurst last season. If they could add a goalscorer (they kept about 25 clean sheets last season), they'll be challenging for promotion to the Premiership which Brighton wont be doing in the next few seasons.
There isn't a lot of loyalty in football and it's been a long time since you've had a manager potentially in demand, you have to accept that bigger clubs will try and snare him if he continues to do well.
Apart from WBA, they were the best footballing side at Selhurst last season. If they could add a goalscorer (they kept about 25 clean sheets last season), they'll be challenging for promotion to the Premiership which Brighton wont be doing in the next few seasons.
There isn't a lot of loyalty in football and it's been a long time since you've had a manager potentially in demand, you have to accept that bigger clubs will try and snare him if he continues to do well.
sydney
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you seem to be labouring under the illusion that someone on here actually wants your opinion..........
surrey jim
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- Aug 8, 2005
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He won't leave us just yet. I would expect the problem to come if and when we are promoted to the Championship, at that stage if a Hull/Bolton type club came in for him I think he would be interested. Can't see him leaving us for a Championship club though.
- Jul 7, 2003
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I'm kind of hopeful that he hasn't done enough yet to be really in demand.
Teams at this level know what impact Poyet had on us last season but higher than that, many people just see a team tha finished in mid table.
Teams at this level know what impact Poyet had on us last season but higher than that, many people just see a team tha finished in mid table.
Left Footer
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give the job to Chris Coleman, please....
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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this all seems a tad premature, according to my Leicester fan work colleague it isnt a done deal yet. their chairman isnt even in the country.
and to add, Gus isnt building a squad and bringing over Argies to just hop off at the first opportunity.
and to add, Gus isnt building a squad and bringing over Argies to just hop off at the first opportunity.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
he won't go .........there is no particular reason for anyone to rate him yet...!!!
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Scotty Mac
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- Jul 13, 2003
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after bleating on about the lack of loyalty shown by calderon, it would be a massive pot-kettle-black situation for him to now walk out
- Jul 7, 2003
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Sousa blatantly piggybacked off Roberto Martinez's achievements anyway. It was Martinez who got them playing the pretty football that everyone admired. Once Sousa turned up they seemed to become more defensive.
Finch
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Its not like many clubs regularly promote managers from within.