Next For Brighton

[BHAFC Braders]

If thats so decided why don't you just appoint Garcia Junction now?

 

Because of this right to appeal Gus has - guessing he still technically COULD get his job back , but the club could be seen in a worse light (?) if they appoint someone whilst this hasn't been concluded officially.

[ealingfox]

Because of this right to appeal Gus has - guessing he still technically COULD get his job back , but the club could be seen in a worse light (?) if they appoint someone whilst this hasn't been concluded officially.

 

Not even sure I understand why he'd want to appeal - his position is surely untenable now even if he wins the appeal. Although he would admittedly save face he'd surely then resign, so its either accept the sacking and take the compo or resign and forfeit it. Or is he losing his compo because of the reasoning of his sacking anyway?

[Kitchandro]

I have a feeling Rosler will get it.

[BHAFC Braders]

 

 

Not even sure I understand why he'd want to appeal - his position is surely untenable now even if he wins the appeal. Although he would admittedly save face he'd surely then resign, so its either accept the sacking and take the compo or resign and forfeit it. Or is he losing his compo because of the reasoning of his sacking anyway?

 

Clear his name for whatever the club have decided the breach of contract is/was I guess , of course the Compo is a major benefactor.

[Fox92]

I have a feeling Rosler will get it.

 

Was thinking the same thing.

[Alf Bentley]

Got to be a man with local connections for me.

 

So, I'd opt for Boring Bob Grover, legendary frontman with The Piranhas. He'd even come with his own Seagulls theme tune: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeO243wtfg0

 

"You have to laugh or else you'd cry;

You have to live or else you'd die"

That's the sort of footballing philosophy required down at the Goldstone...er, I mean, whatever their particular plastic stadium is called.

[ealingfox]

Clear his name for whatever the club have decided the breach of contract is/was I guess , of course the Compo is a major benefactor.

 

I'd expect poos on the floors of plenty more rooms around the AMEX before this is over.

[iamafox]

I can honestly see D Ferguson taking the job.

[BHAFC Braders]

Oscar it is then   now HOPEFULLY we can get back to football.

[LCFC FOX]

At lease Brighton shouldn't do as well now. Have a feeling they will do what we did under Sousa

[Fox92]

At lease Brighton shouldn't do as well now. Have a feeling they will do what we did under Sousa

 

Why not?

[Tielemans63]

Technically an Interim , then next Permanent with be Oscar Garcia Junyent

Not sure this is a good appointment. Was always inconsistent as a player on Sensible World of Soccer 97/98. I paid £2.75m to take him to Leyton Orient but he was only worth £2.25m by the end of that season. Let's hope he's more reliable as a manager.

[Ric Flair]

Brighton are like Swansea, they appoint forward thinking managers and he'll be the next one along that will more than likely get them promoted. It's destined.

[Samilktray]

Brighton are like Swansea, they appoint forward thinking managers and he'll be the next one along that will more than likely get them promoted. It's destined.

And we get stuck with dinosaurs like Pearson.

[ealingfox]

Brighton are like Swansea, they appoint forward thinking managers and he'll be the next one along that will more than likely get them promoted. It's destined.

 

It's not even about being forward-thinking, it's about appointing someone with a similar philosophy to the previous so you aren't chopping and changing squads with every new man which is time-consuming and unproductive (see Leicester City 2004-present), and building upon what you have. That said, Swansea are a little different as they went with men who had experience in English football either playing or coaching in Sousa, Martinez and then Rodgers. This Garcia-Junction bloke has no English experience and has only managed for one season, in a tinpot league, so it is a bit riskier.