| Ronald Koeman on 13:19 - Feb 10 with 7832 views | Generation_Terrorist |
Smacks of another Laudrup situation tbh. Another world-class ex-player, another of Cryuff's 'dream team', hasn't stayed very long at clubs or been sacked, and seems like a bit of a mercenary. Personally would avoid, but then again, all specualtion and I ain't Huw. |  |
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| Ronald Koeman on 14:56 - Feb 10 with 7643 views | Far_Post |
Would be in the same bracket as Laudrup in terms of management style I would guess so Huw and the rest of the board would probably have their concerns in offering the job to Koeman.
Monk can offer us much needed stability until the end of the season i would suggest and then a decision can be made on the managers job for the longer term. |  |
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| Ronald Koeman on 16:20 - Feb 10 with 7465 views | Brynmill_Jack |
Still, nice to see professionals of that calibre asking US for an interview. Heady days! |  |
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| Ronald Koeman on 16:23 - Feb 10 with 7452 views | RogueTrooper |
Happy with Garry for now, If we need a Director of football we'll give him a shout |  |
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| Ronald Koeman on 16:24 - Feb 10 with 7441 views | jeza739 |
Totally agree. Unless things do go totally pear shaped in the next few weeks there is no reason to bring anyone in. It seems obvious GM has the squads support and not withstanding the opposition were poor (but so were Fulham) personally its the best we've played for a long time.
The situation should be reviewed in the close season, there is likely to be a merrygoround after the WC anyway.
But as long as things continue as they have started me personally would love to see GM get the job on permanent basis. He's far more likely to offer us long term stability and continuity and not see us as a stepping stone.
The fact that GM wasn't a top class defender and hence why no top players will sign for us is bollox IMO. If players only signed for world class players as managers ML would have had Messi and Ronaldo on loan not Sheckter and Vazquez (who personally I think are just about the two worst players we've had since our lge1 days).
But basically in most cases players speak to each other and will sign for a successful happy club with management who have a good reputation as opposed to for a name of yesteryear (not withstanding financial issues obv). | | | |
| Ronald Koeman on 16:27 - Feb 10 with 7419 views | Kennedy |
If Monk does get we need a really good European scout network |  |
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| Ronald Koeman on 16:33 - Feb 10 with 7391 views | jeza739 |
Yes I agree re scouting network. Though its hardly brilliant now! Hence why we ended up signing two lg1 quality strikers on loan for a season! | | | |
| Ronald Koeman on 17:42 - Feb 10 with 7252 views | Daithejack |
| Ronald Koeman on 16:33 - Feb 10 by jeza739 |
Yes I agree re scouting network. Though its hardly brilliant now! Hence why we ended up signing two lg1 quality strikers on loan for a season! |
This, I'm all for Monks getting the job, It's obvious the players like him and he can motivate the squad, he may also go on to be a great coach for all we know, but if the board do give him the job on a permanent basis they need to get his back room staff sorted, scouting network, fitness team, coaches for the u21's and accadmy etc. To be honest I'd rather the board do this than spend 3 or 4 Million a year on big name managers wages that we keep having to replace every season. |  |
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| Ronald Koeman on 18:28 - Feb 10 with 7145 views | QuakerJack |
| Ronald Koeman on 17:42 - Feb 10 by Daithejack |
This, I'm all for Monks getting the job, It's obvious the players like him and he can motivate the squad, he may also go on to be a great coach for all we know, but if the board do give him the job on a permanent basis they need to get his back room staff sorted, scouting network, fitness team, coaches for the u21's and accadmy etc. To be honest I'd rather the board do this than spend 3 or 4 Million a year on big name managers wages that we keep having to replace every season. |
Good idea, but would we benefit from a big name director of football like Koeman who have the reputation that could be the difference. We mustn't forget that Laudrup's name persuaded Michu, hernandez and others to come here. |  |
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| Ronald Koeman on 18:55 - Feb 10 with 7048 views | pencoedjack |
| Ronald Koeman on 18:28 - Feb 10 by QuakerJack |
Good idea, but would we benefit from a big name director of football like Koeman who have the reputation that could be the difference. We mustn't forget that Laudrup's name persuaded Michu, hernandez and others to come here. |
Agree with this ^
Lets not forget we only beat a sh1t Bassey side .... Feet on the ground gentlemen. |  | | |
| Ronald Koeman on 18:58 - Feb 10 with 7033 views | Rancid |
| Ronald Koeman on 16:20 - Feb 10 by Brynmill_Jack |
Still, nice to see professionals of that calibre asking US for an interview. Heady days! |
This....Our stock has never been higher.We'll have Ancelotti begging us for a job before we know it.  |  | | |
| Ronald Koeman on 10:04 - Mar 11 with 6720 views | Devz00 |
More talk around Koeman. Dutch newspaper claiming mid-table Premier League team have approached him.
http://sportwitness.ning.com/forum/topics/after-swansea-talks-claimed-koeman-off
Edit - not sure how reliable any of this is but worth mentioning. [Post edited 11 Mar 2014 10:05]
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| Ronald Koeman on 10:41 - Mar 11 with 6561 views | SkipTheJack |
Not sure we need another big-name manager after Sousa and Laudrup. Would much prefer someone more modest who is going to work tirelessly and wholeheartedly for the club (someone like Garry Monk in fact, although only the board will know if GM has got the capability as well). |  | | |
| Ronald Koeman on 10:55 - Mar 11 with 6502 views | tomdickharry |
Garry Monk does not hold the Pro Licence coaching badge and therefore cannot be our Manager on a permanent basis,already been miles long threads on the subject. Personally,Clements,Sherwood or Bielsa would fit the bill with Garry as Manager/Coach of the -21 team. | | | |
| Ronald Koeman on 12:23 - Mar 11 with 6291 views | Uxbridge |
| Ronald Koeman on 10:55 - Mar 11 by tomdickharry |
Garry Monk does not hold the Pro Licence coaching badge and therefore cannot be our Manager on a permanent basis,already been miles long threads on the subject. Personally,Clements,Sherwood or Bielsa would fit the bill with Garry as Manager/Coach of the -21 team. |
Sherwood didn't have his pro license when he took the Spurs gig. Might not even have it yet.
I'd love Bielsa to help oversee the future coach, and Monk would be ideal for that. |  |
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| Ronald Koeman on 12:44 - Mar 11 with 6213 views | WarwickHunt |
| Ronald Koeman on 12:23 - Mar 11 by Uxbridge |
Sherwood didn't have his pro license when he took the Spurs gig. Might not even have it yet.
I'd love Bielsa to help oversee the future coach, and Monk would be ideal for that. |
Is the correct answer. |  | | |
| Ronald Koeman on 12:52 - Mar 11 with 6180 views | tomdickharry |
| Ronald Koeman on 12:23 - Mar 11 by Uxbridge |
Sherwood didn't have his pro license when he took the Spurs gig. Might not even have it yet.
I'd love Bielsa to help oversee the future coach, and Monk would be ideal for that. |
But he had the A licence which Garry doesn't have and was able to register for the Pro Licence course,he doesn't have Pro Licence yet takes 12M+.Garry can only stand on the touchline now because Pepe has the Pro Licence.This has been done,dusted,done again.Roy Rogers didn't have eye lashes. | | | |
| Ronald Koeman on 13:02 - Mar 11 with 6135 views | Uxbridge |
| Ronald Koeman on 12:52 - Mar 11 by tomdickharry |
But he had the A licence which Garry doesn't have and was able to register for the Pro Licence course,he doesn't have Pro Licence yet takes 12M+.Garry can only stand on the touchline now because Pepe has the Pro Licence.This has been done,dusted,done again.Roy Rogers didn't have eye lashes. |
Wriggle.
Monk could be manager next season if the club have the will to go in that direction. | |
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| Ronald Koeman on 14:52 - Mar 11 with 5849 views | icecoldjack |
All this speculation..
Why cant somebody ask our roving reporter from Holland (van zweden) what is going on ?
Surely the answer will then be in print within a matter of hours ?
Bottom line for me is that i beleive our board have a problem dealing with high calibre people like Sousa and Laudrup and are much more comfortable with certain types of character like Martinez and Brenda,people that are more use to saying the right things to board members and making them feel part of the football side while also blowing a bit of sunsine up the arse now and again.
Thats just my opinion by the way!
Cant see rRonald doing too much of that if im honest but looks like he is off to a good start!
In many ways the Laudrup situation mirrored the Sousa situation, talk of training not being up to standard etc,etc . Ive often felt that perhaps there is a different mind set abroad to what a footballers responsibilities are in terms of maintaining fitness and living the correct lifestyle . Wilf Bony running on the beach in his spare time is an example of this maybe ?
A few seasons back when chico joined,he was the fittest player in the pre season beep test, followed if memory serves me well by Rangel,bessone and another import(somebody can correct me here as im not 100% sure)
That tells me that fitness abroad is maybe more of a responsibility to the player rather than the coach running them around the field a hundred times.
Bearing this in mind a performance review should be done to asses exactly where our problems lie in 4,5 yrs we have had 3 coaches where only one was deemed good enough by the players,he was brought up in the British game and perhaps had a better understanding of how things are done in this country .
Will the club go abroad next ? id like to think so but im thinking they will look for the next Brenden myself .
Somebody with a top reputation as a British coach as opposed to a top manager is how i think they will go.
The swans have often tended to go a bit under the radar with managers too, not often picking the names on the betting list .
I think Ronald would be a decent choice but it doesnt take a rocket scientist to work out that anyone who takes the job will put in a call to Laudrup and will also be weary of the influence of Monk and some senior players. [Post edited 11 Mar 2014 14:55]
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| Ronald Koeman on 15:01 - Mar 11 with 5814 views | Darran |
| Ronald Koeman on 14:52 - Mar 11 by icecoldjack |
All this speculation..
Why cant somebody ask our roving reporter from Holland (van zweden) what is going on ?
Surely the answer will then be in print within a matter of hours ?
Bottom line for me is that i beleive our board have a problem dealing with high calibre people like Sousa and Laudrup and are much more comfortable with certain types of character like Martinez and Brenda,people that are more use to saying the right things to board members and making them feel part of the football side while also blowing a bit of sunsine up the arse now and again.
Thats just my opinion by the way!
Cant see rRonald doing too much of that if im honest but looks like he is off to a good start!
In many ways the Laudrup situation mirrored the Sousa situation, talk of training not being up to standard etc,etc . Ive often felt that perhaps there is a different mind set abroad to what a footballers responsibilities are in terms of maintaining fitness and living the correct lifestyle . Wilf Bony running on the beach in his spare time is an example of this maybe ?
A few seasons back when chico joined,he was the fittest player in the pre season beep test, followed if memory serves me well by Rangel,bessone and another import(somebody can correct me here as im not 100% sure)
That tells me that fitness abroad is maybe more of a responsibility to the player rather than the coach running them around the field a hundred times.
Bearing this in mind a performance review should be done to asses exactly where our problems lie in 4,5 yrs we have had 3 coaches where only one was deemed good enough by the players,he was brought up in the British game and perhaps had a better understanding of how things are done in this country .
Will the club go abroad next ? id like to think so but im thinking they will look for the next Brenden myself .
Somebody with a top reputation as a British coach as opposed to a top manager is how i think they will go.
The swans have often tended to go a bit under the radar with managers too, not often picking the names on the betting list .
I think Ronald would be a decent choice but it doesnt take a rocket scientist to work out that anyone who takes the job will put in a call to Laudrup and will also be weary of the influence of Monk and some senior players. [Post edited 11 Mar 2014 14:55]
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So say for instance we appoint Paul Clememt you'd expect him to phone Laudrup?
I don't see that myself but I don't really know. |  |
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| Ronald Koeman on 15:08 - Mar 11 with 5793 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Ronald Koeman on 14:52 - Mar 11 by icecoldjack |
All this speculation..
Why cant somebody ask our roving reporter from Holland (van zweden) what is going on ?
Surely the answer will then be in print within a matter of hours ?
Bottom line for me is that i beleive our board have a problem dealing with high calibre people like Sousa and Laudrup and are much more comfortable with certain types of character like Martinez and Brenda,people that are more use to saying the right things to board members and making them feel part of the football side while also blowing a bit of sunsine up the arse now and again.
Thats just my opinion by the way!
Cant see rRonald doing too much of that if im honest but looks like he is off to a good start!
In many ways the Laudrup situation mirrored the Sousa situation, talk of training not being up to standard etc,etc . Ive often felt that perhaps there is a different mind set abroad to what a footballers responsibilities are in terms of maintaining fitness and living the correct lifestyle . Wilf Bony running on the beach in his spare time is an example of this maybe ?
A few seasons back when chico joined,he was the fittest player in the pre season beep test, followed if memory serves me well by Rangel,bessone and another import(somebody can correct me here as im not 100% sure)
That tells me that fitness abroad is maybe more of a responsibility to the player rather than the coach running them around the field a hundred times.
Bearing this in mind a performance review should be done to asses exactly where our problems lie in 4,5 yrs we have had 3 coaches where only one was deemed good enough by the players,he was brought up in the British game and perhaps had a better understanding of how things are done in this country .
Will the club go abroad next ? id like to think so but im thinking they will look for the next Brenden myself .
Somebody with a top reputation as a British coach as opposed to a top manager is how i think they will go.
The swans have often tended to go a bit under the radar with managers too, not often picking the names on the betting list .
I think Ronald would be a decent choice but it doesnt take a rocket scientist to work out that anyone who takes the job will put in a call to Laudrup and will also be weary of the influence of Monk and some senior players. [Post edited 11 Mar 2014 14:55]
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Laudrup would tell him "the players are fine. It's that fella with the crazy hair and "unusual shirts" on the touch line who told Huw to get rid of me. Apparently I was too weird". | |
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| Ronald Koeman on 15:10 - Mar 11 with 5790 views | Darran |
| Ronald Koeman on 15:08 - Mar 11 by Brynmill_Jack |
Laudrup would tell him "the players are fine. It's that fella with the crazy hair and "unusual shirts" on the touch line who told Huw to get rid of me. Apparently I was too weird". |
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| Ronald Koeman on 15:21 - Mar 11 with 5763 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Ronald Koeman on 15:10 - Mar 11 by Darran |
Grow up. |
I thought you might like that one  though not a lot, not a lot | |
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| Ronald Koeman on 15:42 - Mar 11 with 5699 views | tomdickharry |
| Ronald Koeman on 15:01 - Mar 11 by Darran |
So say for instance we appoint Paul Clememt you'd expect him to phone Laudrup?
I don't see that myself but I don't really know. |
Although I have mentioned 2 other possible candidates Paul Clement fits the Swans Pro forma perfectly,ring up Laudrup doubt it,he would know all he has to know about us and most importantly the British game.If Garry is not appointed then I am sure the board will make an early decision on the new Manager in order to give him plenty of time during the summer to plan for next season. | | | |
| Ronald Koeman on 15:47 - Mar 11 with 5680 views | icecoldjack |
Paul Clement ? The Madrid coach right ?
Yeah why not, there is a framework at Madrid where I'm sure there is a connection through a mutual associate somewhere along the line.
We do due diligence on managers and if they got any brains they do it on us, nothing far fetched there at all, the football world is quite small after all.
Laudrup went on record saying he read up on us and did some research, any new potential manager following a sacking of a guy who from the outside looked to be doing a decent job at the club will want to look a little bit under the surface.
Wouldn't we all do a similar thing if going for a certain job at a certain company ?
First question any right minded person will ask himself IMO | | | |
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