Poyet set to leave 'acrimoniously' at disciplinary hearing

[GoingUp]

Haha is it even 'legal' for the media to say what will actually happen to Gus before it happens? Can they say they know for a fact what will happen with all the law suits papers get these days? Maybe Gus told people in the studio what he suspects will happen and it made its way to the papers? Fck knows, hopefully this will all be ended 2day!

 

[The Large One]

Haha is it even 'legal' for the media to say what will actually happen to Gus before it happens? Can they say they know for a fact what will happen with all the law suits papers get these days? Maybe Gus told people in the studio what he suspects will happen and it made its way to the papers? Fck knows, hopefully this will all be ended 2day!

Not necessarily.

It depends on what, and how much, they have to talk about. This may not be finished today.

 

[Acker79]

In fairness to the paper, I took that article as a reminder. They haven't had coverage of nothing happening for the past four weeks like NSC has and the argus has. It is simply an article to remind its readers about the incident, perhaps pique their interests for the outcome that will be in upcoming issues.

 

[Tricky Dicky]

Let's just get this done now,one way or the other.

 

[Diego Napier]

Interesting to note that they mention Tanno's suspension being lifted, but don't say a word about Charlie. Not sure whether anything can be read into this, other than that Charlie's fate may take longer to be decided, but I'm surprised that reports keep forgetting about Charlie.

Why? Although he may be a legend to many Albion fans, most sports writers in England probably don't even know his name let alone his role.

 

[piersa]

This is a guess ........ but was that a guess ?

There are known guesses and some guess guessing. There are also some guessing guesses but we all know that the telegraph is guessing about the guessing.

 

[Dick Head]

Poyet might have been called in for talks with the Brighton board and it is widely conjectured that his future could be indefinite for the unforseeable future...

Telegraph Sport understands it could be construed that Poyet might be sacked and might not by the Championship club...

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

There are known guesses and some guess guessing. There are also some guessing guesses but we all know that the telegraph is guessing about the guessing.

Good point. Well made.

 

[Uncle C]

If Gus has been shown to have been in breach of his contract, and Brighton decide to dismiss him, then does Brighton hold his registration (like a player) until someone offers the compo to take him.

 

[Poyetry In Motion]

"The Telegraph understands..."

The Telegraph understands feck-all. Pure speculative journalism.

 

[RupertsFlan]

reminds me of the Sir Humphrey Appleby speech about the forseen unforseens, the forseen forseens and the unforseen unforseens.

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

reminds me of the Sir Humphrey Appleby speech about the forseen unforseens, the forseen forseens and the unforseen unforseens.

I think that was Donald Rumsfeld.

 

[strings]

If Gus has been shown to have been in breach of his contract, and Brighton decide to dismiss him, then does Brighton hold his registration (like a player) until someone offers the compo to take him.

Interesting point - I seem to recall Leon Knight getting sacked by a club, but the club keeping hold of his registration.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

If Gus has been shown to have been in breach of his contract, and Brighton decide to dismiss him, then does Brighton hold his registration (like a player) until someone offers the compo to take him.

But then we can't appoint a new manager. He could be put on gardening leave as Southampton did when Adkins was sacked.

 

[Simon Morgan]

I am led to believe that Gus might depart today. On the other hand, he might not.

 

[Wilko 1901]

Can the mooted departure be anything else but 'acrimonious' ?

 

[Westdene Seagull]

If Gus has been shown to have been in breach of his contract, and Brighton decide to dismiss him, then does Brighton hold his registration (like a player) until someone offers the compo to take him.

Is there such a thing for managers ?

 

[Westdene Seagull]

I think that was Donald Rumsfeld.

If he said it then he definitely copied it from Sir Humphrey.

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

If he said it then he definitely copied it from Sir Humphrey.

This was no sitcom. More a tragic farce.

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[RupertsFlan]

I think that was Donald Rumsfeld.

watch the 1986 episode 'The Smoke Screen' - I think that was the one with that quote in. I'm sure it was used by Rumsfeld but there was definitely some mention of it in that episode of YPM