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Gus to Fulham?



wilko1

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Feb 23, 2009
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Eastbourne
Fulham are considering a bid to bring in Gus Poyet from Championship side Brighton as a replacement for boss Martin Jol.
( Daily Telegraph )
 






Jam The Man

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Jul 5, 2003
8,125
South East North Lancing
Would be a bizarre choice for Poyet to go considering by his own rules it would only take a 'special' club (ie Spurs or Chelsea) to tempt him... to leave for the sake of leaving, when Bloom has given him carte blanche at this club with a competetive budget would be bonkers
 


hans kraay fan club

The voice of reason.
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Mar 16, 2005
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Chandlers Ford
Fulham are a good club. I could easily see Gus (and Bridcutt :down: ) there.
 








T soprano

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Oct 27, 2011
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Posh end of Shoreham
I could see him going there tbh if he was offered the job, bigger prem clubs like Everton Man city etc wouldn't come calling yet so a couple of years at an established team in the prem like Fulham would be a good stepping stone for him to get his desired Chelsea managerial role
90% sure gus would take the Fulham job :bigwave:
 






dragonred

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Aug 8, 2011
296
Hove
he would take this in 1 second if offered - West London, decent fans and a chairman who whilst not mega mega rich, does support enough to always put out a reasonable mid table team that plays decent football at times - with London PR world on doorstep, Poyet would see this as 1 short step after 2 years to Chelsea/Tottenham......
But for what its worth I'd be amazed if he was vaguely considered good enough or qualified enough for what is a very good position !
 








Tricky Dicky

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Jul 27, 2004
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Would be a bizarre choice for Poyet to go considering by his own rules it would only take a 'special' club (ie Spurs or Chelsea) to tempt him... to leave for the sake of leaving, when Bloom has given him carte blanche at this club with a competetive budget would be bonkers

I believe he said "special opportunity" which could mean anything he wants. Can't see him going to Fulham though, can't see Jol leaving, they've done ok this year - about the best they could expect.
 








El Presidente

The ONLY Gay in Brighton
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Jul 5, 2003
39,709
Pattknull med Haksprut
The average wage budget is this division is £17 million and ours was £14 million last season. Don't have the full figures on me but we were about 16th out of 24 from my recollection.
 




Brighton Breezy

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Jul 5, 2003
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Sussex
The average wage budget is this division is £17 million and ours was £14 million last season. Don't have the full figures on me but we were about 16th out of 24 from my recollection.

The average was also massively inflated by West Ham spending £42m and Leicester and Reading in excess of £25m.

That was, of course, the total staff wages so not completely indicative of where we sit playing costs wide but not a bad starting point.

We certainly, 100%, do not have the fourth lowest playing budget in this division.
 






Batti

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Jul 19, 2010
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I believe he said "special opportunity" which could mean anything he wants. Can't see him going to Fulham though, can't see Jol leaving, they've done ok this year - about the best they could expect.

Also the 'special' comment was from some time ago. I think things have changed recently and he wants out. I think he'd take any Premier League job right now and possibly even a few in the Championship...
 


Cheeky Monkey

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Jul 17, 2003
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Tinpot club with no real fanbase beyond all the Chinese students in London who rock up to see a 'Premiership match-up on their doorstep.' Pre-Al-Fayed they struggled to get 5k through the turnstiles. A more ambitious move for Gus in terms of a London club would be Brentford.
 


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