Micheal Laudrup Sacked

[Paris]

But he will be a lot richer whatever happens!

There were recent rumours that Spurs were paying him peanuts(relatively speaking). I don't know whether that was true though. He won't be heading down to the angel statue on the seafront to join the soup and bread queue that's for sure.

He probably deserves a chance, but i cannot see him finishing above the likes of Rodgers and Martinez. He'll need to do that to keep his job.

 

[Paris]

As someone else has already mentioned, you only have to look at how he set up Spurs against Man City last week to know he's an absolute chump. He picked a midfield of Lennon - Benteleb - Dembele - Eriksen. So that's pretty much entirely attacking, with one central position taken by a 19-year-old who had barely played a match before. It was moronic against a team like Man City. He's just a horrible old-fashioned English manager who only has the Spurs job because he was in the right place at the right time. His all out attack approach is enjoying a minor honeymoon at the moment, but he'll be found out by everyone (not just City) soon. He'll also be gone in the summer when they can get a proper manager in.

Laudrup would be a much better fit for Spurs in my opinion.

It made me laugh when Sherwood tried to deflect the attention away from their 5-1 hammering at the lane last week by calling City 'the best team in the world'. He made them look like the best team in the world. City's away form hasn't been in the same league as their home form(last night aside).

 

[joeinbrighton]

It made me laugh when Sherwood tried to deflect the attention away from their 5-1 hammering at the lane last week by calling City 'the best team in the world'. He made them look like the best team in the world. City's away form hasn't been in the same league as their home form(last night aside).

City have been very good away in the last 2 months, less so in the first 2-3 months of the season. The absence of Aguero last night was crucial to City losing. Terry and Cahill could cope with the physicality of Negredo and Dzeko, but the quick feet of Aguero would have caused them plenty of problems. If Aguero is out for any length of time, it could cost City a few points.

 

[Rambo]

Garry Monk favourite to take over full time.

They would be better off with his brother - Harry.

 

[WiggoWiggo]

OG on Swansea's shortlist to take over full time according to this: http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...-michael-laudrup-phoning-3112286#.UvFuPXnAijc

Surprising story actually.

 

[Paris]

City have been very good away in the last 2 months, less so in the first 2-3 months of the season. The absence of Aguero last night was crucial to City losing. Terry and Cahill could cope with the physicality of Negredo and Dzeko, but the quick feet of Aguero would have caused them plenty of problems. If Aguero is out for any length of time, it could cost City a few points.

The margin of the victories have not been as epic as their home wins that's for sure. 5-1 away to a team who are in the mix for top 4. That doesn't wash with me. With or without Aguero, who is a fine player when fit. City have a fair few of those I gather. Apparently the best team on the planet.

 

[fleet]

Laudrup just got goonered.....time for Sunderland fans to start worrying

They will lose Bridcutt too!

 

[perseus]

They have got a reserve Manager already in place, the Manager I wanted for the Albion after Poyet left.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morten_Wieghorst

I am a fan of Danish tacticians and training schedules for attacking football in and around the box.

Maybe I have changed my mind: Swansea City assistant Morten Wieghorst dismissed
Swansea City have confirmed assistant manager Morten Wieghorst has been relieved of his duties.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26050822

 

[Acker79]

Given their fitness coach, Oscar Garcia, has also been sacked, I'm genuinely surprised there have been no "Oscar Garcia SACKED' threads.

 

[ElectricNaz]

Given their fitness coach, Oscar Garcia, has also been sacked, I'm genuinely surprised there have been no "Oscar Garcia SACKED' threads.

I was going to. But you've RUINED the surprise now.

 

[joeinbrighton]

Apparently the best team on the planet.

The views of Tim Sherwood do not reflect the views of everyone. The best team on the planet right now are Bayern Munich, who incidentally Man City beat 3-2 away from home in a match they trailed 2-0 in earlier in the season. City's margin of victories away may not have been as clear cut as their matches at the Etihad, but they have been dominant in a number of matches on their travels.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Gary Megsons without a club at the moment isn't he?

That said, I wouldn't wish him on my worst enemy, let alone Swansea, who seem to be a great club

Bolton fans also despised Gary Megson (mainly because he didn't attend supporter forums) and were happy when he was sacked. How did that work out?

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

OG on Swansea's shortlist to take over full time according to this: http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...-michael-laudrup-phoning-3112286#.UvFuPXnAijc

Surprising story actually.

All I'll say is that John Cross is usually to be trusted on these things. Just over a year ago he said Nigel Adkins was going to get the chop at Southampton and be replaced by someone nobody had heard of called Pochettino. He endured 48 hours of bile and ridicule from Southampton fans and others. And it's only logical that Swansea would want to gauge interest in their full-time job from managers who play a similra type of football.

 

[joeinbrighton]

Paul Ince is available...

 

[Driver8]

Paul Ince is available...

And Alex Mcleish.

 

[Wilka]

@GuillemBalague: If [MENTION=21814]Swan[/MENTION]sOfficial confirm the signing of Oscar García, they will not get it wrong. Again the club philosophy goes first.

 

[Rookie]

@GuillemBalague: If [MENTION=21814]Swan[/MENTION]sOfficial confirm the signing of Oscar García, they will not get it wrong. Again the club philosophy goes first.

Just seen this, a bit worried now. Would hate to see him go

 

[Paul Watson]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/swansea-city/10618927/Michael-Laudrup-brought-short-term-glory-to-Swansea-City-but-he-was-not-the-man-for-long-term-stability.html

Interesting article. Slightly similar to us