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Just seen 21:39 - Jan 15 with 9188 viewsspiderboy

Hudds want Laudrup .Fairplay.
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Just seen on 21:51 - Jan 15 with 5261 viewsmarchamjack

He did say he always wanted a big European club after us

Oh,..Dave, what's occuring?

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Just seen on 21:57 - Jan 15 with 5236 viewsspiderboy

Just seen on 21:51 - Jan 15 by marchamjack

He did say he always wanted a big European club after us


90 years too late
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Just seen on 21:58 - Jan 15 with 5221 viewspencoedjack

I’d be jealous
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Just seen on 22:16 - Jan 15 with 5149 viewsowainglyndwr

Looking back we had some fabulous players at the time, which M L would of been totally aware of before becoming the Swans manager.
Unless Huddersfield gave him some massive incentive why would he contemplate taking that job.
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Just seen on 22:35 - Jan 15 with 5085 viewsHeadmaster

I wanted Laudrup back this summer and weren't the board also considering it? But he publicly said he wanted to take a break from coaching to do other things.
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Just seen on 22:59 - Jan 15 with 5027 viewssainthelens

I'd wish him well whatever he does. Played some fantastic football under him.
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Just seen on 23:17 - Jan 15 with 4978 viewsDarran

I’d be amazed if he’s got the bollox to go to a club three games adrift with sixteen to play.

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Just seen on 23:21 - Jan 15 with 4968 viewsbuilthjack

Just seen on 22:59 - Jan 15 by sainthelens

I'd wish him well whatever he does. Played some fantastic football under him.


Wonderful times. Valencia amazing. I actually drove to St Gallen. Then there was Napoli.
Thanks for the journey Mikey.

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Just seen on 00:21 - Jan 16 with 4908 viewssainthelens

Just seen on 23:21 - Jan 15 by builthjack

Wonderful times. Valencia amazing. I actually drove to St Gallen. Then there was Napoli.
Thanks for the journey Mikey.


Think you'll find Monk was in charge against Napoli.
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Just seen on 00:36 - Jan 16 with 4897 viewsWarwickHunt

Just seen on 00:21 - Jan 16 by sainthelens

Think you'll find Monk was in charge against Napoli.


Yep. Emnes started, N’Gog on the bench...
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Just seen on 01:40 - Jan 16 with 4860 viewsLoyal

Just seen on 22:16 - Jan 15 by owainglyndwr

Looking back we had some fabulous players at the time, which M L would of been totally aware of before becoming the Swans manager.
Unless Huddersfield gave him some massive incentive why would he contemplate taking that job.


In my time, the best we have ever had.

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Just seen on 04:39 - Jan 16 with 4805 viewsGlyn1

As a Premier League Swans manager, in my own opinion:

(1) Rodgers
(2) Martinez*
(3) Laudrup
(4) Guidolin (extremely underrated)
(5) Clement
(6) Monk
(7) Carvallho

Geographically, Hull makes a lot of sense for Laudrup. With a private jet he could commute home to Denmark every day. Still don't think that he'd take it.

When you look at that list - and whichever order you put them in - we've had some very competent managers.

CORRECTION: My mistake. Of course Martinez was never our manager in the Premier League.
[Post edited 16 Jan 2019 14:30]

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Just seen on 04:59 - Jan 16 with 4788 viewsCooperman

Just seen on 01:40 - Jan 16 by Loyal

In my time, the best we have ever had.


I remember the day he signed - I was working in the North East for a few days and had colleagues patting me on the back as if I’d saved their job. Back then we were everyone’s second favourite team and there were quite a few Mackem and Geordie folk who started following our results more closely.

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Just seen on 06:01 - Jan 16 with 4761 viewsjack247

Just seen on 04:39 - Jan 16 by Glyn1

As a Premier League Swans manager, in my own opinion:

(1) Rodgers
(2) Martinez*
(3) Laudrup
(4) Guidolin (extremely underrated)
(5) Clement
(6) Monk
(7) Carvallho

Geographically, Hull makes a lot of sense for Laudrup. With a private jet he could commute home to Denmark every day. Still don't think that he'd take it.

When you look at that list - and whichever order you put them in - we've had some very competent managers.

CORRECTION: My mistake. Of course Martinez was never our manager in the Premier League.
[Post edited 16 Jan 2019 14:30]


Martinez sacked us off before the Premier League
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Just seen on 06:59 - Jan 16 with 4718 viewsGowerjack

Just seen on 04:39 - Jan 16 by Glyn1

As a Premier League Swans manager, in my own opinion:

(1) Rodgers
(2) Martinez*
(3) Laudrup
(4) Guidolin (extremely underrated)
(5) Clement
(6) Monk
(7) Carvallho

Geographically, Hull makes a lot of sense for Laudrup. With a private jet he could commute home to Denmark every day. Still don't think that he'd take it.

When you look at that list - and whichever order you put them in - we've had some very competent managers.

CORRECTION: My mistake. Of course Martinez was never our manager in the Premier League.
[Post edited 16 Jan 2019 14:30]


Bobby Brown Shoes didn't manage us in the PL.

And you've forgotten about the King of the Instep....

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Just seen on 07:43 - Jan 16 with 4653 views34dfgdf54

Just seen on 00:21 - Jan 16 by sainthelens

Think you'll find Monk was in charge against Napoli.


I think you'll find the reason we were there in the first place was because of Laudrup, nothing whatsoever to do with Monk.
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Just seen on 07:59 - Jan 16 with 4618 viewssainthelens

Just seen on 07:43 - Jan 16 by 34dfgdf54

I think you'll find the reason we were there in the first place was because of Laudrup, nothing whatsoever to do with Monk.


Totally agree , was just correcting the comment made.
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Just seen on 08:03 - Jan 16 with 4611 views34dfgdf54

Just seen on 07:59 - Jan 16 by sainthelens

Totally agree , was just correcting the comment made.


Apologies for the sharpness of reply then, despite Laudrup's grizzly end here, the Uefa cup or Europa league, whatever it was called was on ML, I couldn't bare the thought of Monk taking credit.
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Just seen on 08:12 - Jan 16 with 4591 viewsHeadmaster

You know, I remember Laudrup saying not long before he was sacked that the squad needed investment if we were to progress in the Premier League, and that it was a risk to stand still because others were always improving. How right he was then. I reckon he could be a good director of football one day.

Also reminds me of the reasons Jenkins apparently turned down Bielsa.
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Just seen on 08:16 - Jan 16 with 4577 viewsLoyal

Just seen on 08:12 - Jan 16 by Headmaster

You know, I remember Laudrup saying not long before he was sacked that the squad needed investment if we were to progress in the Premier League, and that it was a risk to stand still because others were always improving. How right he was then. I reckon he could be a good director of football one day.

Also reminds me of the reasons Jenkins apparently turned down Bielsa.


Bielsa and managers like him with opinions, like Laudrup frighten Huw to death which is the reason why he appoints the type of nodding dog managers he does.

Although GP I think will surprise him.

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Just seen on 08:20 - Jan 16 with 4571 viewsjack247

Just seen on 08:16 - Jan 16 by Loyal

Bielsa and managers like him with opinions, like Laudrup frighten Huw to death which is the reason why he appoints the type of nodding dog managers he does.

Although GP I think will surprise him.


I don’t. Apart from being ‘ill’ on deadline day, he’s towed the party line every chance he’s got. Even to the point of contradicting himself about January funds recently.
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Just seen on 08:43 - Jan 16 with 4522 viewswaynekerr55

Just seen on 06:59 - Jan 16 by Gowerjack

Bobby Brown Shoes didn't manage us in the PL.

And you've forgotten about the King of the Instep....


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Just seen on 08:45 - Jan 16 with 4515 viewssainthelens

Just seen on 08:16 - Jan 16 by Loyal

Bielsa and managers like him with opinions, like Laudrup frighten Huw to death which is the reason why he appoints the type of nodding dog managers he does.

Although GP I think will surprise him.


The moment GP as you say " surprises " Huw, he'll be out the door.
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Just seen on 08:47 - Jan 16 with 4507 viewswaynekerr55

Just seen on 08:45 - Jan 16 by sainthelens

The moment GP as you say " surprises " Huw, he'll be out the door.


Which is even more reason to rachet the pressure up on Gonzo

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Just seen on 09:25 - Jan 16 with 4435 viewsDr_Winston

Huw thought he was appointing a nodding dog in Monk. Instead he got bitten by a chihuahua who thought he was a wolf.

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