| Swansea City : Vitor Matos won’t be going to Sporting Lisbon *Exclusive 16:30 - Nov 2 with 1345 views | SwansIndependent |
 Swansea City : Vitor Matos won’t be going to Sporting Lisbon *Exclusive 2nd Nov 2026 16:25It’s November, and stories of player interest and potential moves are being spouted by people called Alan and Peter. The statement of entitlement goes something like this: “We know what we are talking about,” despite being wholly inaccurate so many times during a transfer window. One in four reports gathers momentum.  1
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| Swansea City : Vitor Matos won’t be going to Sporting Lisbon *Exclusive on 16:42 - Nov 2 with 673 views | KeithHaynes |
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| Swansea City : Vitor Matos won’t be going to Sporting Lisbon *Exclusive on 19:25 - Nov 4 with 0 views | joserobertorene |
As the excellent article rightly points out, people talking about Matos is a sign of the good job he’s doing, but ever since I’ve loved this club, I've noticed our managers always seem to be targeted or in demand. I remember it being quite big news over in Mexico when a fee was paid to take a manager to Liverpool—something pretty unusual, at least in my country. But all this makes me wonder: over recent years, are we arguably the club that has produced the best promising managers? Potter, Cooper, Matos, and even the much-maligned Russell Martin, who went on to secure promotion.
In the end, it's clear that the big clubs often use slightly smaller ones as stepping stones, but if we don't end up going up this season, it might be wise to already have a Plan B in place just in case the Portuguese manager leaves. |  |
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| Swansea City : Vitor Matos won’t be going to Sporting Lisbon *Exclusive on 20:43 - Nov 4 with 0 views | KeithHaynes |
| Swansea City : Vitor Matos won’t be going to Sporting Lisbon *Exclusive on 19:25 - Nov 4 by joserobertorene |
As the excellent article rightly points out, people talking about Matos is a sign of the good job he’s doing, but ever since I’ve loved this club, I've noticed our managers always seem to be targeted or in demand. I remember it being quite big news over in Mexico when a fee was paid to take a manager to Liverpool—something pretty unusual, at least in my country. But all this makes me wonder: over recent years, are we arguably the club that has produced the best promising managers? Potter, Cooper, Matos, and even the much-maligned Russell Martin, who went on to secure promotion.
In the end, it's clear that the big clubs often use slightly smaller ones as stepping stones, but if we don't end up going up this season, it might be wise to already have a Plan B in place just in case the Portuguese manager leaves. |
He needs to show consistency and a strategy when he gets into bother as we are away from home atm. For me this is a test of character. | |
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