[h=3]Breaking news Sacked Poyet loses his appeal[/h] 3:45pm Tuesday 16th July 2013 in Albion By Andy Naylor
Gus Poyet
* Gus Poyet has lost his appeal against his sacking by Albion for gross misconduct.
* A two-day meeting of three Board members in London has upheld the club's decision to dismiss their Uruguayan manager.
* A statement released by the club this afternoon said: "Following a suspension, investigation, disciplinary meeting, and separate appeal hearing, which was conducted by three members of the club's board in London on 11th July and 12th July 2013, Brighton & Hove Albion today confirmed that after further consideration Gus Poyet's dismissal for gross misconduct has been upheld. The panel's decision was delivered to Gus Poyet and his advisers a short time ago.
* "The club's internal disciplinary process is now complete. In line with the club's policy to ensure and maintain confidentiality and dignity throughout this process, no further details of the disciplinary or appeal hearings will be released at this time.
* "Despite the extremely disappointing end to Mr Poyet's career with Brighton & Hove Albion, the club would like to acknowledge Mr Poyet's service to the club, which included leading the club to the League One championship in 2011 and to its highest league finish for more than 30 years in 2013."
* Poyet is now expected to pursue the matter through the courts.
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* Gus Poyet has lost his appeal against his sacking by Albion for gross misconduct.
* A two-day meeting of three Board members in London has upheld the club's decision to dismiss their Uruguayan manager.
* A statement released by the club this afternoon said: "Following a suspension, investigation, disciplinary meeting, and separate appeal hearing, which was conducted by three members of the club's board in London on 11th July and 12th July 2013, Brighton & Hove Albion today confirmed that after further consideration Gus Poyet's dismissal for gross misconduct has been upheld. The panel's decision was delivered to Gus Poyet and his advisers a short time ago.
* "The club's internal disciplinary process is now complete. In line with the club's policy to ensure and maintain confidentiality and dignity throughout this process, no further details of the disciplinary or appeal hearings will be released at this time.
* "Despite the extremely disappointing end to Mr Poyet's career with Brighton & Hove Albion, the club would like to acknowledge Mr Poyet's service to the club, which included leading the club to the League One championship in 2011 and to its highest league finish for more than 30 years in 2013."
* Poyet is now expected to pursue the matter through the courts.
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