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I think he just seems a bit uninterested at times maybe its just me but he was a lot more up for it last season. Maybe Macca knocking on the door for his place will chivvy him up a bit

If and When GP write a book which he is bound too , I think only then we may get a better picture of what happened in his eyes. All a bit embarrassing looking back

Ulloa has been average since coming back. His body language tells all

He has had a tough ride with injuries but do you not think Poyet had more pulling power in the transfer market, hence players like Grabban would have been charmed into joining

Im with you on this one. He would have got involved in transfers that's for sure and above all would have taken the momentum he had last year into this season.

It was HIS team not loads of players put together through various other managers. The difference is the players wanted to play for Poyet and he managed to get that bit extra from most. It was a good gig for him and in keeping with Swansea City's rise. Its a shame he lost his mind and got greedy

Do you remember this Doug? http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/sport/leeds-united/latest-whites-news/i-d-like-the-leeds-united-job-but-time-s-not-right-gus-poyet-1-4241428

Just makes you think that the ceiling comments and the rest of the carry on he created with TB was all so he could have his chance to work in the premier league which he chose to do with Sunderland and look at the outcome. He should have kept his head down after the palace game stuck it out...

He manufactured the sequence of events so was very much in his hands to avoid it happening. Hindsight and all that

He would never admit it but he must now be looking back and thinking why didn't I stick it out another year with us. I admit he's gained some valuable experience working in the premier league but I think he has damaged his reputation moving to Sunderland especially if they go down which looks...