Milton Keynes Fox Posted 31 May 2012 Posted 31 May 2012 I went for Karl Robinson, even though i think it's a step too soon there's no doubts he's a fantastic manager, two play off places with no budget whatsoever at the age of 31
foxfanazer Posted 3 June 2012 Posted 3 June 2012 Di Matteo if he doesn't get the Chelsea job roberto di matteo for me, if he don't get the chelsea job. Only just read this
Leicesterpool Posted 5 June 2012 Author Posted 5 June 2012 Another name I'm going to throw in Jean Tigana thoughts?
Corky Posted 5 June 2012 Posted 5 June 2012 Marcel Desailly ? He's no mug defender, he's a World Cup winner.
rico Posted 5 June 2012 Posted 5 June 2012 He's no mug defender, he's a World Cup winner. Saw his name mentioned in a newspaper,probably load of bollox anyway
davieG Posted 15 June 2012 Posted 15 June 2012 BBC Michael Laudrup has been appointed the new Swansea City manager on a two-year contract. The former Real Madrid, Barcelona and Denmark player takes over from new Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers. Laudrup, who has previous managerial experience at Brondby, Getafe, Spartak Moscow and Real Mallorca, is Swansea's third manager in the past four years. The 48-year-old completed negotiations with the Premier League club on Friday and will arrive in Wales on Thursday Laudrup's style is in keeping with the playing philosophy that Swans chairman Huw Jenkins is keen to retain. This is where we are going wrong, too many managers with different philosophies on how the game should be played
Corky Posted 15 June 2012 Posted 15 June 2012 Sensible appointment. Continuation of the style that Martinez, Sousa, Rodgers have all adopted.
Libertine Posted 15 June 2012 Posted 15 June 2012 Potentially amazing appointment for Swansea. Big name so could attract quality players.
shen Posted 15 June 2012 Posted 15 June 2012 Interesting appointment. Laudrup's club choices are quite unpredictable. But he has come to a stage in his life where he will only accept a job when all his conditions are met. And I believe he will be successful if the chairman's promises are kept. Never imagined he'd end up in Wales though...
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