| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:53 - Sep 26 with 636 views | Jango |
It's no different to the way Rodgers and Martinez went about their moves to Liverpool and Wigan. As Darren has said, it's the way football is from both sides, whether it's morally right or not. |  | |  |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:53 - Sep 26 with 634 views | Darran |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:53 - Sep 26 by Jango |
It's no different to the way Rodgers and Martinez went about their moves to Liverpool and Wigan. As Darren has said, it's the way football is from both sides, whether it's morally right or not. |
Exactly. |  |
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| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:54 - Sep 26 with 634 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:51 - Sep 26 by Darran |
No Lisa it's no the same one is football related and the other one is more to do with business. |
No - it is exactly the same.
Both are to do with behaving properly or not. You are excusing one as being what everyone does and yet the other is also what everyone does. | | | |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:56 - Sep 26 with 626 views | Darran |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:54 - Sep 26 by londonlisa2001 |
No - it is exactly the same.
Both are to do with behaving properly or not. You are excusing one as being what everyone does and yet the other is also what everyone does. |
No it's not but you are entitled to your opinion. | |
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| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:58 - Sep 26 with 620 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:56 - Sep 26 by Darran |
No it's not but you are entitled to your opinion. |
Yes, it really is.
Perhaps if Guidolin was your mate you might decide it was the same? | | | |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:58 - Sep 26 with 619 views | perplex |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 13:15 - Sep 26 by jasper_T |
If everyone jumped off a cliff would you call that class, too? |
I`D call that multiple suicide. | | | |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:58 - Sep 26 with 619 views | jack247 |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:53 - Sep 26 by Jango |
It's no different to the way Rodgers and Martinez went about their moves to Liverpool and Wigan. As Darren has said, it's the way football is from both sides, whether it's morally right or not. |
Rodgers and Martinez were probably annihilated on here for being devious toads at the time? We are behaving in the same way. | | | |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 18:00 - Sep 26 with 614 views | Darran |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 17:58 - Sep 26 by londonlisa2001 |
Yes, it really is.
Perhaps if Guidolin was your mate you might decide it was the same? |
My mate? | |
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| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 18:00 - Sep 26 with 612 views | Highjack |
The manager merry go round in the premier league is beyond ridiculous. You barely get ten games and you're out. |  |
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| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 18:31 - Sep 26 with 575 views | Jango |
I just don't understand when fans get wound up about it either way, it's just the way it is and always will be. | | | |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 19:14 - Sep 26 with 543 views | 3swan |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 12:53 - Sep 26 by Darran |
I'm not getting why it's classless it's football in the 21st century.
It happens everywhere. |
It doesn't make it less classless that it's the 21st century and it happens elsewhere in football.
We want our club to make us proud on and off the field. | | | |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 19:25 - Sep 26 with 524 views | Landore_Jack |
Appointing Giggs does not nake sense. We are currently struggling and HJ is thinking of appointing a manager that has very little managerial experience. Sorry, it is a car crash waiting to happen. [Post edited 26 Sep 2016 19:26]
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| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 19:26 - Sep 26 with 519 views | Darran |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 19:14 - Sep 26 by 3swan |
It doesn't make it less classless that it's the 21st century and it happens elsewhere in football.
We want our club to make us proud on and off the field. |
Those days (off the field) have gone Clive. | |
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| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 19:44 - Sep 26 with 494 views | 3swan |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 19:26 - Sep 26 by Darran |
Those days (off the field) have gone Clive. |
The day's of us wanting it hasn't | | | |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 19:50 - Sep 26 with 482 views | Darran |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 19:44 - Sep 26 by 3swan |
The day's of us wanting it hasn't |
Fair point. | |
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| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 21:04 - Sep 26 with 425 views | RevJames |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 11:48 - Sep 26 by deanscfc |
Already the 'stepping stone' articles begin and he isn't even our manager. Appointing Giggs as manager would see the beginning of some dark times for our club I think. We have a very experienced coach, far far better than Giggs but we have a limited playing squad due to lack of investment. This American takeover is already looking quite bad for us. |
A good honest assessment of our present situation | | | |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 22:27 - Sep 26 with 363 views | jacksfullaces |
| Is the Swans job a stepping stone for Giggs? on 19:50 - Sep 26 by Darran |
Fair point. |
yeah, I think the disappointment is because we thought we were different - good philosophy, structure, approach to transfers and growth
at some point in the last 2-3 years a lot of that started to crumble and we are now playing spin the wheel with all the other lower mid table teams. and 3 of those will go down.
it seemed for a brief moment the appointment of FG at the expense of a big tkt signing before Summer signalled we were trying to return to something. then the big summer reshuffle seemed to involve loads leaving as they weren't our type of players, but not really replaced adequately with our type of players.
and so 6 matches in - 6 matches??? (and maybe after 3 or 4 the murmurs started) we are in a crisis and calling for the managers head. 4-6 matches having had months to plan and instigate a strategy. no wonder fans (apart from the dullards) find it hard to vent their fury on FG but more bemused our well thought out strategy and philosophy appears to have been lost. | | | |
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