As is the way with these threads. The criticism starts going over the top, so therefore the defence of the subject gets stronger. Hyperbole takes over.
I couldn't agree more. The OP title makes it sound that Chris Hughton is no longer wanted by anyone in football, when in reality he is probably just taking his time. I pointed out a lot earlier in the thread that he was available when we appointed Hyypia but appointed by us in December when it...
You say that, but under Hughton's watch, Solly March played for the first team, ruptured his cruciate at Derby, recovered, played for the England U21s and won Young Player of the year award.
I'm not sure why you're disagreeing with me, because we've said the same thing. Gus didn't get anything because he was sacked/dismissed for disciplinary matters or gross misconduct. The LMA backed him because they said the charges were frivolous, but they & Gus dropped the court case when he got...
Chris Hughton applied for the Brighton job when Hyypia was given the post. He was still available six months later, when Sami resigned. I doubt he was on the breadline for that six months.
In football, when you're sacked the contract is paid in full. He probably got a lump sum rather than a monthly salary.
Mutual agreement means all ties are severed.
Gus had a large 2 million agreement on his contract, which was why he wasn't sacked, but the club dismissed him for disciplinary...