Why brighton sacked poyet

And when Poyet was doing punditry during a Confederations Cup match between Spain and Nigeria, Poyet discovered his fate during the first-half. My idea now is to appeal and get back to the job I've been doing until 7.

It's just a matter of being calm and make sure you make the right decision. I've been trying to establish in the last 45 minutes what my rights are now. Poyet was told of his dismissal when BBC Three production staff gave him a club statement off air during Sunday's Confederations Cup coverage.

Brighton suspended Poyet in May and say they plan to appoint an interim manager pending the outcome of any appeal. The club have yet to reveal what their reasons were for suspending and then sacking the Uruguayan. After the game, the year-old said he intended to appeal. It's just a matter of being calm and make sure you make the right decision. Everyone can make their own conclusions about the way I have been informed by you.

We will see, it's too early to say. Not just the culprit but those employees who are supposed to make our stadium safe and secure. The Palace manager, Ian Holloway, writing in the Croydon Advertiser after their victory, made no direct reference to the incident, but did say: "I don't particularly like Brighton now after some of the comments that were aimed at me and the players when we got to the ground, and they deliberately sent the team coach the wrong way too. A couple of other things happened but I'm delighted we managed to put them in our favour.

Poyet's email also criticised the club's marketing ploy to create more noise inside the stadium by handing cardboard clappers to the home fans. He added: "It was an extremely silly idea and the result was an annoying noise. I am not for one minute blaming the result of the game on this, but it added only negative vibes to the proceedings. To compound a miserable week for Poyet, he also came under fire from the former Spain midfielder Vicente, who was released by Brighton after the match.

Vicente told The Argus : "He is the worst person I've come across in football.