Is Gus not Interested in the club anymore?

L2MidgetGem B.H.A Seagull

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Serious question really. I mean me and a friend got talking today and we was discussing BHAFC and he brought up the point Gus just don't seem to have the passion anymore. Take when he first joined he would be up out of his seat questioning every little thing. These days he just sits In his seat and looks disinterested. His general involvement with the club too has taken a nosedive. It's like he don't care anymore and don't look happy. Seems that way to me. Unless there Is alot more behind the scenes we aren't aware of.

I'm not bushing the guy. Tho I could but I not here to cause an argument. I think it's a pretty valid thread I am making.

 

SIMMO SAYS

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L2MidgetGem B.H.A Seagull said:

Serious question really. I mean me and a friend got talking today and we was discussing BHAFC and he brought up the point Gus just don't seem to have the passion anymore. Take when he first joined he would be up out of his seat questioning every little thing. These days he just sits In his seat and looks disinterested. His general involvement with the club too has taken a nosedive. It's like he don't care anymore and don't look happy. Seems that way to me. Unless there Is alot more behind the scenes we aren't aware of.

I'm not bushing the guy. Tho I could but I not here to cause an argument. I think it's a pretty valid thread I am making.

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I'd get back in your bush mate

 

Bridcutt

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After the palace 3-0 win...

"The day we went up from League One was special. But this is the best day by far.

"I become a fan of the club I am working at or playing for, it's how I am.

"And at this football club you know one thing - you need to beat Palace.

"This was a day to stop time and stay here forever. I would like it to be the last game of the season, or a last at a club, or the last of your career."

 

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CHAPPERS

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• Apr 13, 2013

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He is a young manager and you have to remember he's still learning. Maybe he's settling into his style?

Not that I agree with your post.

 

JBizzleBeard

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I doesn't agree with you.

 

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I think he needed to calm down his touch line antics anyway so not a bad thing. Leave it to Tanno and Charlie and keep a calm head!

 

L2MidgetGem B.H.A Seagull

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SIMMO SAYS said:

I'd get back in your bush mate

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I'm not trolling. Geez

Bridcutt said:

After the palace 3-0 win...

"The day we went up from League One was special. But this is the best day by far.

"I become a fan of the club I am working at or playing for, it's how I am.

"And at this football club you know one thing - you need to beat Palace.

"This was a day to stop time and stay here forever. I would like it to be the last game of the season, or a last at a club, or the last of your career."

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In all honesty. That sounded like a leaving speech.

 

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Brian Fantana

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I'm fairly certain that if Gus had spent the whole season standing at the edge of his technical area, we would have already wrapped up automatic promotion by now.

 

dingodan

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Insecure much?

 

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L2MidgetGem B.H.A Seagull said:

I'm not trolling. Geez



In all honesty. That sounded like a leaving speech.

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so, when the manager doesn't talk like a manager, but like a fan, he's leaving.

Anything else, he doesn't care?

Get yourself a hobby mate

 

Thunder Bolt

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Brian Fantana said:

I'm fairly certain that if Gus had spent the whole season standing at the edge of his technical area, we would have already wrapped up automatic promotion by now.

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Indeed, what a strange conclusion the OP has drawn from his observations.

 

bluenitsuj

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Other news.......... Several cars just drove past my house.

 

L2MidgetGem B.H.A Seagull

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Well It seems I try and create a serious thread and everyone plays kick the Midget. Fair enough.

 

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L2MidgetGem B.H.A Seagull said:

Serious question really. I mean me and a friend got talking today and we was discussing BHAFC and he brought up the point Gus just don't seem to have the passion anymore. Take when he first joined he would be up out of his seat questioning every little thing. These days he just sits In his seat and looks disinterested. His general involvement with the club too has taken a nosedive. It's like he don't care anymore and don't look happy. Seems that way to me. Unless there Is alot more behind the scenes we aren't aware of.

I'm not bushing the guy. Tho I could but I not here to cause an argument. I think it's a pretty valid thread I am making.

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This is your 2nd quality thread today.

 

wehatepalace

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I personally think we'll see him move on during the summer, I honestly think he's frustrated by the whole transfer budget/wages thing.

 

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L2MidgetGem B.H.A Seagull said:

Well It seems I try and create a serious thread and everyone plays kick the Midget. Fair enough.

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But that's just it, it's not really a serious thread IMHO.

You've said that he doesn't get out of his seat as much as he used to, which can't really be conceived as him having lost interest in the club.

You've said that his general involvement in the club 'has taken a nosedive', but you've listed no specific examples or insight into this.

 

RexCathedra

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• Apr 13, 2013

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Charlie got a boot up the bottom from the FA already this year. I wouldn't be surprised if a 'don't push it, mate' edict has generally gone round the club.

 

L2MidgetGem B.H.A Seagull

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You know what. Just kill this thread. Shouldn't have posted It. I'm sorry I'm not one of "your" High Quality Non JCL Types.

 

Notters

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bluenitsuj said:

Other news.......... Several cars just drove past my house.

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Do tell us more?

 

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L2MidgetGem B.H.A Seagull said:

Well It seems I try and create a serious thread and everyone plays kick the Midget. Fair enough.

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How is it a serious thread? Its based on your impressions and nothing more, whatever people say (in agreement or disagreement with you) won't change your mind will it. Personally I think Gus has rained himself in slightly (he is still up and down a lot at the Amex) because he was getting a bit of trouble with 4th officials which can't help.