| for al those who don't want monk as manager 09:09 - May 4 with 7553 views | dgt73 |
Simple question, who would you bring in then and how would they do a better job than Monk? | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 11:31 - May 4 with 1111 views | grabsplatter |
I'd like to see Rosler - did well at Brentford & has done a good job at Wigan.
Intelligent bloke with a decent knowledge of the European game & his teams play good football.
Experienced, hungry & I think he'd fit in with the way our club works having managed the clubs he has.
I can't see him leaving Wigan yet though unfortunately but that's probably irrelevant as we appear not to be looking outside the club.
Garry needs experience in his backroom staff, are we going to add that ? | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 11:36 - May 4 with 1097 views | Brynmill_Jack |
Indeed they do.makes you wonder why the club haven't followed up this Koeman "approach". | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 11:36 - May 4 with 1097 views | somersetsimon |
Also, you can bet the media will ask whether any alternatives were considered, so it would be sensible to address the issue. | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 11:43 - May 4 with 1082 views | AngelRangelQS |
Biesla who has agreed to join Marseille and DeBoer who is managing Ajax. Yes, f*cking Ajax | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 11:46 - May 4 with 1077 views | Borojack |
It was Koeman who showed an interest a couple on here have mentioned De Beor myself included. | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 11:53 - May 4 with 1056 views | ScoobyWho |
How can they say that now when GM hasn't been announced officially yet ?
Bizarre.
May be they will ? | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 12:00 - May 4 with 1032 views | WarwickHunt |
Aye - f*cking Ajax In the mighty f*cking Eredivisie. That's the fella.
Aye - taking over a team that beat Valencia 3-0 away under a bloke called Laudrup who I'm guessing De Boer would have heard of.
De Boer has made no secret that he wants to manage in the PL next season.
If Van Gaal hadn't gone to Yernahtid instead of Spurs we'd have been in with a shout if we'd acted sooner - or is that too ambitious for our board?
Perhaps he's just too strong a character... | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 12:03 - May 4 with 1030 views | AngelRangelQS |
Koeman has hardly covered himself in glory | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 13:26 - May 4 with 979 views | somersetsimon |
Sorry, I did clarify in another post that I meant they ought to do this after the official announcement! | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 13:36 - May 4 with 977 views | Neath_Jack |
Lots of assumptions in this thread again about what the board have or hasn't done. I want a big name and I'm not playing if i cant have them. Waaa f*cking waaaaa. Grow up ffs. Not to mention those wanting an announcement on an announcement that hasn't been announced yet. You couldn't make it........ [Post edited 4 May 2014 15:19]
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 14:20 - May 4 with 938 views | swanduck |
Would prefer any of the below:
Luis Enrique (1st choice)
Uwe Rosler
Koeman
All would probably do a better job than Monk as they have vastly more experience in managing. Also fancy Paul Clements, who although untested as a manager is a great coach who has learnt under some great manger and also probably has same amazing contacts. | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 14:38 - May 4 with 910 views | Gasanova |
I hope its not too late by then, because replace him we will !! | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 14:50 - May 4 with 887 views | JACKARSE |
Then who would we attract to come .... that is a worse scenario. | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 15:16 - May 4 with 863 views | blaine_scfc |
Biesla would be my choice by a distance, if he isn't available then Koeman or Clements. Every appointment is a risk, but the three above have all been around the block. | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 15:44 - May 4 with 828 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
A few points from myself addressing some of the nonsense in this thread;
1) We are an extremely attractive opportunity for proven young managers worldwide. People will see that Rodgers has stepping stoned us to Liverpool, Martinez has stepping stoned us to Everton, Laudrup was once the favourite for the Real Madrid job while managing us - Managers will know they can come here, show off their ability and progress to a bigger job - which is fine - that is what we need. People who keep spouting crap such as why would they come to little old Swansea.. they will come here for the money and the opportunity to progress to greater things. We are not little old Swansea anymore. This isn't league 1.
2) I do not care what Huw Jenkins, Leigh Dineen, Phil Sumbler or whoever else tell us - It is absolutely clear that nobody else has been interviewed for the job. Every managerial appointment I can remember, the Evening Post and other national media would know who was down here for an interview and when. If people had been interviewed, we'd know about it. The fact no one has been interviewed is a farce and is something that should frighten every Swansea City supporter, as our board have clearly thrown out the normal method of recruitment in any business and instead hired somebody because they have a gut feeling - this is farcical.
3) It is not as if everybody who is against Monk is disregarding him before he's had a chance - He's had over 15 games now. Of those 16 games, he has won 4. Cardiff, Newcastle and Norwich and Villa were all on absolutely horrendous runs of form. Mind-boggingly bad runs of form. Other teams we played during that time were also on awful runs of form, and we even lost pathetically to some of them - at home ! Manager after manager has turned Garry inside out tactically, you don't have to be Garry Nevile at half time with a fancy Sky Machine to see this. He is not up to the managerial standard that is required to PROGRESS us in the Premier League.
That is the key word here - PROGRESS. The moment we become happy finishing 17th each season is the moment we begin planning our away trips to Bolton, to Wigan, to Reading, to Blackpool - they all were happy to finish 17th each season.
In our 3 Premier League campaigns this far we have finished 11th at the lowest (I could be wrong, that is off the top of my head)
Surely we should be aiming to finish 11th at the lowest and progress from there? We were the 11th best team in the League last year - Why is it suddenly okay for us to settle being the 17th best? I don't have silly expectations such as to see us compete with Everton and Spurs every season - I just want to see us progress on and off the field each season - This decision will set us back at the very least 3 seasons with the 'i'm happy to stay up' mentality it will bring back. | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 16:04 - May 4 with 803 views | Zut_Alors |
Dwight, good points but have to add something. What you and others seem to overlook are the benefits having someone not just looking to get a good season out of us and then heading off would present.
For me, there has to come a point when we start trying to bring forward homegrown players. i just don't see that being a major incentive for the next Laudrup or Rodgers type who are looking to use us as a stepping stone. Now, of course, there are exceptions to that rule, e.g., Pochettino. And I know that other than giving Fulton his debut, Monk hasn't played any of the youngsters, but it is something I feel the club will be looking to do over the next couple of seasons.
Overall, by remaining in the land of the so called mid-table mediocrity, which is pretty much the best we can do given our financial standing, the thing that would make me happiest would be to see young players coming through. Doing so playing the Swansea way, taking the occasional big scalp and having the odd cup run, and I'll be happy to call that progress, even if we sacrifice a league position or two to do so.
If the board feel that Monk is the man for that, then I'm all for giving him my full support. | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 16:08 - May 4 with 800 views | dgt73 |
Yet again not one bit of evidence to back up what you're saying. As for monk you have been against him from the start. | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 16:16 - May 4 with 787 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
What evidence would you like? | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 18:02 - May 4 with 720 views | Brynmill_Jack |
The most puzzling thing of all is that Jenkins' dislike of Laudrup's attitude to games against the top 6 being a reason for jettisoning him. Fair enough, but does that mean he has more confidence in Garry to beat these top 6 teams? Baffling | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 18:06 - May 4 with 712 views | Chief |
Monk has done ok, hard to judge as theres not a huge deal he could have done differently, but he has tweaked a few things which Laudrup was blantently getting wrong (De Guz was too deep/full backs who cant cross anyway don't bomb on constantly now/Bony starts every game now & the players do look a bit more motivated now etc) | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 18:11 - May 4 with 702 views | QuakerJack |
Yeah but he's no Garry Monk, I mean who the hell could he attract? Monk's got all those contacts at boro....
Jesus wept. | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 18:11 - May 4 with 700 views | libertine |
If we do appoint gary then we'd better get our scouting staff sorted because he will not attract the sort of player that for instance ML would attract, simply because he is not a big name.
the board would obviously already be aware of this and as someone said in another thread he should go on some courses during the summer and get his badges that he was talking about. Hes in contact with Brendan and Roberto who are good managers who i'm sure will help him.
The real thing that quizzes me is that the board have done well in the past otherwise we wouldn't be where we are now in the PL they've made good choices, fact!
a lot of those choices i could understand, i can't understand this one, this maybe my ignorance,
as they said on MOTD its a long journey back up from the championship and its easier to stay up the board realise this,
so an explanation would stop all the moans because it doesn't make sense.
However just because you've got good management experience doesn't mean PL safety or success is achieved we've seen that with other relegated teams. | | | |
| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 18:12 - May 4 with 697 views | QuakerJack |
A "come and get me" if ever there was one. | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 18:12 - May 4 with 697 views | Chief |
having said that, can anyone give me an example in recent times where promoting from within has worked? at prem level? theres not too many examples in the lower leagues either. Monk doesn't even have coaching badges. kind of devalues the badge system if we hire him full time. madness not to consider other candidates, but if the board did, I cant see how they could see monk as a better option to someone such as a koeman or clement. Steve Clarke wouldn't be bad shout for me. great coaching pedigree and some experience as manager (of a similarly sized club) and should have a point to prove as he was hard done by. similar circumstances to when we appointed Rodgers in my opinion. | |
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| for al those who don't want monk as manager on 18:14 - May 4 with 692 views | QuakerJack |
Wouldn't work in a month of Sundays. Koeman, but not Monk | |
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