[Albion] Hypothetically- how would you react to Bruno coming back?

[nwgull]

He can f*** off, and when he gets there he can f*** off a bit further. The baldy ****.

As if he'd have not had a role at the club in the post-Potter era.

 

[Frankie]

If there's a succession list for pot washing I still wouldn't want him anywhere near this club, all of them showed no loyalty or integrity towards the club that they could of been part of something special as it is now,I'm not actually sure how some people realise just how badly things could of gone if not for the meticulous forward planning that was involved in keeping the club on a even keel.

We're in a better place without them,that proves they were not actually the best option for the club after all,by luck and judgement we have progressed even further under RDZ,and the squad has been gutted then rebuilt with some amazing acquisitions.

When Bruno left for simply a faster buck it was almost like he'd just lied about everything he stood for or made out what he stood for,I obviously shouldn't take such things personally but it just felt personal unlike Potter Ashworthless and the rest of the now loaded but unemployed entourage,I get why some people still would want him back but not for me thanks.

 

[Solid at the back]

He will regret leaving us and tarnishing his reputation for his entire career now. He could have learnt so much from RDZ and stayed a legend in the process.

Thought the grass was greener, like the rest of them, but they were not legends. Bruno leaving stung and left a sour taste in the mouth.

Jumped ship, and then when Potter got the boot, he decided to stay. Talk about giving two fingers up to Potter after he gave him that opportunity. I think this says a lot about the man, something we thought impossible. He has no morals.

Not welcome back in the slightest for me.

 

[BNthree]

I realise I am in the minority here but I just think Bruno made a very, VERY bad decision to join Chelsea. A decision that he will regret for the rest of his life because - unlike all of the other turncoats - he was the ONLY legend being asked to jump ship so had the most to lose in the eyes of the fans.

Reading the thread and I’d say pretty much everyone posting is echoing these sentiments in some way so definitely not in the minority.

 

[AmexRuislip]

As already said, a club legend with experience, could do a double act with Calde

Didn't Muzza leave and come back, it's only footy after all.

 

[hart's shirt]

I appreciate a little more water has gone under the Stamford Bridge, but have views changed that much from this?

https://www.northstandchat.com/threads/bruno-please-read.396673/page-13

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I honestly don't know. I think he made a big mistake, but then so have many of us during our lives. If he wants to be a manager, then is this the right club for him in the long term?

Would we welcome Nathan Jones back, or Liam Rosenior?

 

[Coldeanseagull]

IF, if Bruno were to come back to the Albion, what would you're view be?

Why, what have you heard?

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

You learn by your mistakes, that's how you move forward. He'd be an asset if he could fit in with RDZ's plans. I'd like to see it happen.

 

[pb21]

I think it would take some kind of demonstrable contrition, like when you're in the mafia and f*** up, but you get back let in the fold if you have a finger chopped off.

On that basis, if he chopped off his beard I'd be in.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

If he had been guaranteed a job under whatever new manager came in and turned it down, then I wouldn't want him back. But if he went because there were no guarantees that he would have inherited the Andrew Crofts role, that's different. But what would he do under RDZ? If one of his present crew leaves, okay, but otherwise ...?

 

[Giraffe]

If De Zerbi or a future manager wanted him then why not? He was offered an opportunity to progress his career. Who here would not take that?

Still a great guy to have around.

 

[Rookie]

Made a bad career choice, it happens. If there was a job here and he was the best man for it then the past would be put to one side pretty quickly

 

[cjd]

What a bizarre thread...!

We have improved hugely since he left..........



.........and Chelsea have failed significantly more since he went there.



Why on earth do people want this failure of a coach back...

 

[superseagull1994]

If we have a suitable role and RDZ is happy to have him then why not.

 

[nwgull]

As already said, a club legend with experience, could do a double act with Calde

Didn't Muzza leave and come back, it's only footy after all.

Muzza was out of contract and a free agent whom the jug-eared **** decided would be suitably replaced by CMS. I expect he'd have stayed if offered a decent enough new deal, so a completely different scenario.

 

[Mackenzie]

Initially surprised because TB seems to be the sort of bloke that requires loyalty from his staff, which Bruno broke when he left with Potter. I'd be very wary of forming any kind of bond again with him, given his actions in the past. So no I don't think he'd be offered anything here, if he was I'd hope he wouldn't accept and if he did he wouldn't get any of my time as a Brighton fan.

 

[brighton_tom]

I'd be fine with him coming back. Essentially he has enough positive history with the club for me to forgive him leaving. He had to make a tough career choice when Potter left and probably just did what he thought was best for him in terms of career progression rather than anything malicious.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

No thanks. Judas prick.

Nice to see you back to your usual self.

 

[BBassic]

Working under the assumption that the club tends to know what its doing on a day-by-day basis , if he were to be offered a role, then I'd trust their judgement on it.