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will poyet be our manager still in the dug out for the first game of next season
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Brighton Breezy
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I hope not, but it would not surprise me. Depends if he gets offered another job by a club willing to cough up a bit of cash I guess.
JamesAndTheGiantHead
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Isn't it too early to be drinking?
Brian Fantana
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When he was first suspended, I thought 100% no. The longer this drags on, the more likely I think it is that he will stay.
Tom Bombadil
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I like what he has achieved with the club and despite his moaning about budgets feel he may have taken us further, but after what has happened can't really see a way he can stay at the club without someone else very senior in the hierarchy leaving.
martyn20
Unwell but still smiling
Has a suspension/legal dispute between a manager and a club ever taken this long before? Any examples?
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I simply can't see how 3 men who have all been put on gardening leave for the best part of a month for alleged breach of contract can ever be reinstated, or what Gus would say to the players he'd previously told "I'm likely to be off and I can't do the retained contract chat with you".
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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I couldn't find an example. I do take issue with the patronising tone taken by a few on here, as if no-one lives in the real world and doesn't understand how suspension works.
I'd say this is unprecedented or at least highly unusual for a company within the professional football industry.
Was no just after suspensions but now not sure due to time. Seems to me like a very long time to be dealing with disciplinary matters relating to key company employees, with delays which are potentially damaging to the organisation.
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Lord Bracknell
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Remember the 'No Speculation' rule.
This isn't the place for unsubstantiated claims to 'know something'.
This isn't the place for unsubstantiated claims to 'know something'.
theboybilly
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I can't help thinking that if it were Gus's intention to go he'd be gone by now. So I voted 'Yes'
Suspensions in the workplace can take this amount of time to process. It is unusual within the sports industry but the timeframe is not unusual. Some supporters seem unable to differentiate between suspension and dismissal. Gus is still an employee of Brighton and Hove Albion and after the process is complete there is a very real chance that he still will be. It is possible that he and Tony are discussing it like adults rather than the power struggle that many are painting without any evidence.
Be patient and the club will let us know when it is resolved. Just because we haven't heard anything that doesn't mean nothing is happening. Tony Bloom has never given us any cause not to trust him.
Be patient and the club will let us know when it is resolved. Just because we haven't heard anything that doesn't mean nothing is happening. Tony Bloom has never given us any cause not to trust him.
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jameswestport
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- Sep 7, 2011
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Poll: will there be another poll like this tomorow
dougdeep
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Could be a headline writer for the Argus this boy.
Tricky Dicky
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On NSC .... surely not !
Tricky Dicky
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Pavilionaire
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Who on this thread has made any such claim?
Baaaald
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He will be but suspended. Therefore leaving the players to organise themselves!
ees complicated no?
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I'd like to think so, but highly doubt it.