Would You Like To See Di Canio at Brighton?

[BHAFANS]

Personally, yes. Have always thought he is a good, passionate manager. I know many will disagree though.

 

[Braders]

Compared to the good , passionate manager we already have?

No thanks.

 

[BensGrandad]

never in a million years

 

[Rookie]

We have a perfectly acceptable manager here at the moment who will (given time and providing he don't go elsewhere) take us to the Premier League in the near future. So it would be a no from me (who knows in the future though)

 

[middletoenail]

Given Tony Bloom is Jewish he will NEVER turn up here as long as the great man is in power.

 

[Dandyman]

I don't want the c**t in my country let alone anywhere near my club.

 

[severnside gull]

the nearest to Brighton I would like to see him is Croydon ............. a match made in heaven

 

[Seagull over Canaryland]

No way.

Yes Di Canio is a passionate manager but his style of management is too volatile. Don't have a problem with him telling players when they are underperforming but he seems to like confrontation in the dressing room and board room which is cannot be a receipe for long term success. OK it would be fun seeing Di Canio and Charlie Oatway going toe to toe but would Tony Bloom really appoint someone like that knowing a car crash might happen at any time?

Makes Gus seem a quiet, calm and introverted type.

 

[Stat Brother]

He'll be in the queue for years.


Calde ain't going to whore is way round other Premiership teams.

 

[kalinski]

I don't want the c**t in my country let alone anywhere near my club.

Very much this

 

[Camicus]

I don't want the c**t in my country let alone anywhere near my club.

This X10000000000

 

[jevs]

You ain't havin' him, he's coming home to the Hammers at the end of the season

 

[JTR938]

Stupid fuc**ng question!! Why would we

 

[darters74]

No thanks, he is a 24 carat twat

 

[Mackenzie]

No, very volatile.....has a lot to learn imo.

 

[The Kid Frankie]

Self confessed fascist? f*** that.

I understand everyone has the freedom to their political allegiance, equally the Albion has the freedom to not want to employ a man who openly identifies with fascism.

 

[Oscar]

No f'ing way. He's an utter embarrassment to the game and whatever club is mad enough to appoint him.

 

[TottonSeagull]

I don't want the c**t in my country let alone anywhere near my club.

This, this and this.

 

[Fef]

This X10000000000

And then some.

OP: No.

 

[churley1]

Self confessed fascist? f*** that.

I understand everyone has the freedom to their political allegiance, equally the Albion has the freedom to not want to employ a man who openly identifies with fascism.

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