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Antonio Banderas as Gus Poyet.

By then his position had become untenable internally and you don't need to be Sherlock Holmes to know why.

The whole thing was engineered to get him out of the door. He felt his job had become untenable due to personal differences with certain people. The club spun the whole thing to blame Poyet 100% and most people have brought it.

But why did he do this ?

Possibly but I am old fashioned and like to hear both parties evidence before passing a sentance.

When will people understand the manager and indeed players have no loyalty to a club. The loyalty is the fans. Poyet did nothing outrageous, he just has ambition and that is to be applauded, that is why the guy is a WINNER and most likely always will be. It is not personal, it is just the way it...

Again no one has questioned why Poyet behaved in this way at the end. There may have been factors we do not know about and for the first 3 years or so it is was rainbows and roses until the club and the fans viciously turned against him.

Nail Head Tim. I could not agree more. Poyet is one of the greatest managers in England without a doubt. It is our massive loss and Sunderland's gain. I will slate him, if and when we ever hear 2 sides to the story which is the usual way , if he has done anything majorly wrong but at the moment...