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Grave concern for Steve Coopers future is hampering Swansea’s progress 20th Jul 2021 09:00 The expected loan signing coming in to the club this week has been halted for reasons we can only assume are the ever increasing concerns over the future of Steve Cooper at Swansea City. The media are steering clear of any speculation, in fact they are not even going anywhere near this very stormy cloud that continues to hang over the club again this week.0
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Grave concern for Steve Coopers future is hampering Swansea’s progress on 12:39 - Jul 20 with 678 views
Grave concern for Steve Coopers future is hampering Swansea’s progress on 12:33 - Jul 20 by Badlands
Or, palace looked at our table finishes and saw a club that had improved on finishing position and reached successive play offs. They saw a manger who had lifted the World Cup with Under 17 and heard many loanees and ex-players being positive about Swansea so decided to take a closer look at Cooper. Cooper was, as almost any Championship manager would be, flattered by the attention and sought and was given permission to respond. Palace met him and looked at tapes of our games and lost interest. As ith players the attention may have destabilised his commitment to the Swans. If he stays I am sure he is professional enough to carry on as before. Carrying on as before really doesn’t excite me.
I don't think style would have put them off. He wins games, that's all that matters. They got burnt with style before after De Boer. Probably met Cooper and heard his ego and arrogance.
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Grave concern for Steve Coopers future is hampering Swansea’s progress on 16:28 - Jul 20 with 460 views
Grave concern for Steve Coopers future is hampering Swansea’s progress on 12:39 - Jul 20 by KGriz16
I don't think style would have put them off. He wins games, that's all that matters. They got burnt with style before after De Boer. Probably met Cooper and heard his ego and arrogance.
Would not win many in the PL with Palace with his nick a goal and defend mentality.
Grave concern for Steve Coopers future is hampering Swansea’s progress on 16:28 - Jul 20 by guthrieintherain
Would not win many in the PL with Palace with his nick a goal and defend mentality.
They would have got relegated under him.
This really is a myth
see the quote below from our game at Brentford last season...then read the whole report doesnt sound like a side defending more like going for the win!
It was only a temporary reprieve though, as seconds later Ayew levelled to set up the grandstand finish, with the visitors always looking the more likely to nick the points. https://www.skysports.com/foot
And this from the game at Norwich
Both teams were trying to win it rather than settling for a draw and it was Norwich who finally broke the deadlock after 84 minutes.
and this from Bristol City away The second half sprang to life with Lowe's goal. Last-ditch tackles denied Ayew at one end and Martin at the other, with both sides committed to attack.
Bristol City lost Weimann to injury after 65 minutes, Callum O'Dowda taking his place, and then had Sessegnon stretchered off in the 72nd minute, with striker Famara Diedhiou going on as substitute.
Holden went for broke with 12 minutes left, taking off centre-back Moore and sending on Wells as a fourth striker in search of the equaliser.
It paid dividends and both sides might have won it in injury time, Swans going close through substitute Viktor Gyokeres before Smith shot wide with the final chance.
Check the scores in most most games we won we scored more than just the one goal....yes we became resolute in defence but thisnick a goal and defend menatality is a myth...it was more of dont take unecessary chances...the coventry game is a case in point
watch from 2.01 on a few attacks made which could/should have resulted in at least another goal....
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