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Unless of course they are already in place. And the club just wanted to take the earliest opportunity to try and put this to bed. Like some else said, if the meeting was set for Wednesday, who's to say Poyet wouldn't have shown up then and it had to be put back to next Monday. The club may have...

The statement from the LMA is bog standard what they would do for any manager, that pays their contributions to them. They are the managers union, what did you expect them to say. It's just standard, nothing more.

What about A RUNNING STRAIGHT,,,,,to the bookies to back Swansea or Fulham to go down, if Poyet goes there.

I'm sure he has, loads of them. He has always got an excuse for everything. Unfortunately for him I think, the law according to Poyet won't wash, compared to the law according to the facts. This is what i'm betting on anyway.

Didn't Curbshley's on going case with West Ham take years to resolve? Hence why he couldn't apply for other jobs and was out and is still out of management for years.

Surely if it can be proved he has not carried out his duties, as manager in whatever shape or form.Or broken club rules and procedure. This is a breach of his contract, is it not?

I would be amazed if a man as professional as Paul Barber, with his track record and history hasn't delivered a 100% water tight case.

You would have thought Poyet would send an e-mail to everyone at his club, telling them what time is convenient for himself to have the meeting. Not the board telling him, how inconsiderate of them. Did they not know he was on the box last night telling everyone he has done no wrong and that's...

He didn't leave nothing out. The meeting didn't happen and it's happening later in the week. Short, sweet and to the point. It's not Barber's place to go into the reasons why Poyet didn't attend but just to state the facts as they are. Which he did.

The statement from the LMA is a bog standard statement, they would have issued for any manager going through this. That's why they are the managers union, they are hardly likely to say, " Mr Poyet didn't turn up today just to be awkward , therefore causing as much disruption to Brighton and Hove...

Agreed. And seems odd how we played so badly in the play offs. Seems odd how he bought Barnes back after his 9 game ban, got man of the match then never picked him again. Seems odd that Vicente was on bench at Selhurst, not at the Amex yet played against Wolves in a nothing game. Seems odd he...

No I didn't. I said anyone who thought he still had a future after he was suspended. I was referring to the people on here who thought there could be anyway back for him. Sorry if I didn't make that clear.

Not at all. If you look back to some of my posts in March/April I said there was no way he would be here come next season, even if we went up. Do you honestly thing his body language said any different towards the end. Just sitting there with his arms folded most of the time, just running down...

I still think Cms is a very good player. Maybe not £3m, but a new manager who plays him to his strengths, might just see a new player in Cms.

Surely your not suggesting Bloom appointed Barber, with the full knowledge that he and Poyet did not get along. But also with the full knowledge that Barber would not in anyway feel threatened by the growing influence Poyet was having throughout his football club. Next people will be saying...

Of course Bloom is to blame. He should have just let Poyet do as he pleases. Say what he pleases, spend what he pleases. Then piss off to the first club the actually wants him. In fact I can believe Bloom at all, I think he must have lost his marbles.

I understand more than anyone whoever thought for one second he still had a future at this club, from the second he was suspended and in fact for sometime before end of the season.

With any luck the club have enough grounds to sack him and pay him f##k all. That's no more than he deserves, I think time will tell he should have taken what he was offered weeks ago. We will see.

Also the point that most people are missing. Is Poyet was asked to attend a meeting today by his employers, the people that pay his wages. He refused to attend, that in itself is a two fingered salute to his employers and grounds for dismissal.

Yes he has, he is quoted in paper today saying about how he works for the club and continues to do so etc etc...Funny really, as he didn't say that post Palace game, did he???....Then goes on about honesty and everyone knows what he is about. He is right about that one, he is all about himself.