| Just seen 21:39 - Jan 15 with 9063 views | spiderboy |
Hudds want Laudrup .Fairplay. |  | | |  |
| Just seen on 21:51 - Jan 15 with 5191 views | marchamjack |
He did say he always wanted a big European club after us |  |
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| Just seen on 21:57 - Jan 15 with 5166 views | spiderboy |
| 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 | | | |
| Just seen on 21:58 - Jan 15 with 5151 views | pencoedjack |
I’d be jealous |  | | |
| Just seen on 22:16 - Jan 15 with 5079 views | 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. |  | | |
| Just seen on 22:35 - Jan 15 with 5015 views | Headmaster |
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. |  | | |
| Just seen on 22:59 - Jan 15 with 4957 views | sainthelens |
I'd wish him well whatever he does. Played some fantastic football under him. |  | | |
| Just seen on 23:17 - Jan 15 with 4908 views | Darran |
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 4898 views | builthjack |
| 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 4838 views | sainthelens |
| 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. | | | |
| Just seen on 00:36 - Jan 16 with 4827 views | WarwickHunt |
| 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... |  | | |
| Just seen on 01:40 - Jan 16 with 4790 views | Loyal |
| 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 4735 views | 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.
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| Just seen on 04:59 - Jan 16 with 4718 views | Cooperman |
| 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 4691 views | jack247 |
| 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]
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Martinez sacked us off before the Premier League | | | |
| Just seen on 06:59 - Jan 16 with 4648 views | Gowerjack |
| 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]
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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 4583 views | 34dfgdf54 |
| 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. |  | | |
| Just seen on 07:59 - Jan 16 with 4548 views | sainthelens |
| 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. | | | |
| Just seen on 08:03 - Jan 16 with 4541 views | 34dfgdf54 |
| 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. | | | |
| Just seen on 08:12 - Jan 16 with 4521 views | 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. | | | |
| Just seen on 08:16 - Jan 16 with 4507 views | Loyal |
| 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 4501 views | jack247 |
| 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. | | | |
| Just seen on 08:43 - Jan 16 with 4452 views | waynekerr55 |
| 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 4445 views | sainthelens |
| 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. | | | |
| Just seen on 08:47 - Jan 16 with 4437 views | waynekerr55 |
| 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 4365 views | Dr_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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