| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy 17:30 - Nov 21 with 830 views | SwansIndependent |
 Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy 21st Nov 2021 17:30Russell Martin comes from a very different stock. At some point during his football journey, and it may well be when he started his management of the illness ulcerative colitis where he reached a crossroads. Now that may sound strange, how can an illness change a persons mindset in life, be that how you live, what you understand and how you learn ?  0
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| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 18:18 - Nov 22 with 654 views | NotLoyal |
Great insight again. |  |
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| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 21:38 - Nov 22 with 619 views | KeithHaynes |
It’s hard to gauge 😂 |  |
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| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 23:36 - Nov 24 with 542 views | AndyCole |
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Astonished this thread hasn't been appreciated by the masses.
Or maybe I should recalibrate my lowly expectations of the herd.
It's highly commendable and inspiring that we now have a young, innovative manager who is willing to push the boundaries.
Something that the majority of posters here are unaccustomed to. A new way of Learning and Development. Progressive stuff for such a young manager at this level.
In fact, I cannot think of another young manager at this level who has the courage of his convictions, founded upon the Swansea Way. With Matt Grimes at the helm to drive forward with such intent, anything's possible.
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| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 23:48 - Nov 24 with 521 views | Fireboy2 |
| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 23:36 - Nov 24 by AndyCole |
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Astonished this thread hasn't been appreciated by the masses.
Or maybe I should recalibrate my lowly expectations of the herd.
It's highly commendable and inspiring that we now have a young, innovative manager who is willing to push the boundaries.
Something that the majority of posters here are unaccustomed to. A new way of Learning and Development. Progressive stuff for such a young manager at this level.
In fact, I cannot think of another young manager at this level who has the courage of his convictions, founded upon the Swansea Way. With Matt Grimes at the helm to drive forward with such intent, anything's possible.
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Do not, I repeat do not feed the troll. |  | | |
| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 02:12 - Nov 25 with 499 views | DJack |
| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 23:48 - Nov 24 by Fireboy2 |
Do not, I repeat do not feed the troll. |
What's funny is that Wingstandwood thinks that he can fool us. |  |
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| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 02:57 - Nov 25 with 483 views | AndyCole |
| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 02:12 - Nov 25 by DJack |
What's funny is that Wingstandwood thinks that he can fool us. |
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Says the meek little nobody with no real opinion, ever.
The meek little outcast who conveniently forgets that some of us remember how you spewed your guts on here in disgust at your own failings. You said your wife struggled with you and your obsessions; you could only function here out-of-hours; you needed medical intervention, an affliction.
Sort yourself out, before slagging off others in the sly way in which you strive.
And sort yourself out before venturing back on these here forums, setting yourself up for yet another ungracious, and next time maybe, spectacular fall, you silly little jumped up person.
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| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 05:49 - Nov 25 with 467 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 02:57 - Nov 25 by AndyCole |
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Says the meek little nobody with no real opinion, ever.
The meek little outcast who conveniently forgets that some of us remember how you spewed your guts on here in disgust at your own failings. You said your wife struggled with you and your obsessions; you could only function here out-of-hours; you needed medical intervention, an affliction.
Sort yourself out, before slagging off others in the sly way in which you strive.
And sort yourself out before venturing back on these here forums, setting yourself up for yet another ungracious, and next time maybe, spectacular fall, you silly little jumped up person.
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Think that qualifies as a slight bite 😠|  | | |
| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 08:05 - Nov 25 with 426 views | magicdaps10 |
| Russell Martin’s developmental football philosophy on 23:36 - Nov 24 by AndyCole |
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Astonished this thread hasn't been appreciated by the masses.
Or maybe I should recalibrate my lowly expectations of the herd.
It's highly commendable and inspiring that we now have a young, innovative manager who is willing to push the boundaries.
Something that the majority of posters here are unaccustomed to. A new way of Learning and Development. Progressive stuff for such a young manager at this level.
In fact, I cannot think of another young manager at this level who has the courage of his convictions, founded upon the Swansea Way. With Matt Grimes at the helm to drive forward with such intent, anything's possible.
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Your starting snippet, you say that because you know the article to be true! The follow up is just showing poor form from yourself personally.
Agree with your point on the young, innovative manager willing to push the boundaries.... Its been a while since we had that in Martinez and Rodgers so the excitement to similarities is something that I wouldn't and as any Swansea fan shouldn't knock but the excitement should be shining through.
There is a real vision with hope and the Swansea way back on course.... We are winning games, a young squad and young manager and we are looking after the ball with all players comfortable passing and receiving the ball.
Aside from us winning 5-0 every game and being top of the table... What is there not to enjoy!? |  |
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