Mike wrote: > > I think that depends on whether Den knew in advance or not. > The way I read it, it was all a surprise to the club and it appears > that Gus > was lying when he clearly stated yesterday that he had spoken to no one > about it. > Everyone is entitled to step up the ladder but I see no reason for > deceit.
There's no real evidence of deceit on anyone's part. Sevilla aren't accusing Ramos of deceit yet they sent a representative to White Hart Lane as soon as Jol was sacked. Being interested in watching a former club and maybe even being asked if he'd like to work there one day isn't deceitful. > Glorious opportunity???!!!! > Lets wait and see. It's Spurs he is going to remember. Agreed but it's a chance to work alongside one of the most respected coaches in Europe with one of the brightest and under utilised squads in the premiership. Spurs still are a premiership side and are still in Europe - just. They've more money than even Ken can dream about at the moment, have a far richer history than Portsmouth, Fulham, Middlesborough et al - and rightly deserve the big club title - not huge but big. > I think the glorious opportunity was the one he was in, Gus may now > become a > figure of hate instead of a legend forever with Leeds fans. He'll be joining quite a distinguished list though won't he? Most of whom haven't really suffered for being on that list have they? I bet tRaItOr cries himself to sleep snuggling up to his bank statement for instance. Cheers Paul _______________________________________________ the Leeds List is an unmoderated mailing list and the list administrators accept no liability for the personal views and opinions of contributors. Leedslist mailing list [email protected] http://list.zetnet.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist 6 in a bloody row!
