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Moyes right now is a gamble, not sure it's one I'd personally take if I were Swansea. Apart from the gulf in styles of football the club have compared to him, I think he's taken two huge knocks and it's more than likely a third will come his way rather than redemption especially at a club like Swansea.

 

From what I've read Swansea fans don't want Moyes anywhere near.

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Guest Roger Kint

He wouldn't be a good fit for Swansea, though then again I'm not sure why they would sack Monk.

1 win in 12 or something like that is a pretty decent reason like.

 

Similar form has the media telling us SMC is doing the best he can though. :lol:

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He wouldn't be a good fit for Swansea, though then again I'm not sure why they would sack Monk.

1 win in 12 or something like that is a pretty decent reason like.

 

Don't really think it is TBH, either they think he's the right man or they don't. A couple of months ago everyone was saying how well they were doing. Clubs who are mid-table should be taking a longer-term view.

 

Unless they have someone else lined up, in which case fair play I suppose.

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Monk surely deserves to at least try and get over a bad period? I think they along with others are victims of inconsistency which for me is down to just how even a lot of sides are and just how many decent players are at almost all clubs. Teams are beating each other, that's why the league is so tight at the bottom, mid-table and the top.

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Think Monk has been unfairly treated but you can't blame Jenkins for having ambition. If they end up with Moyes or Rodgers they will have improved.

 

Monk will find work quick enough.

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I really don't think it's as harsh as some people are making out, if you've watched them recently they are a complete mess. Think he's lost the players and the fans at this point, so fair play if they want to make a change in order to try and avoid relegation.

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It's the same everywhere though. Even Gateshead sacked a manager a third of the way through the season when 6 off the play-offs. A dip in form is almost critical these days, as too is not hitting the ground running in a new job and not being given time to get ideas across etc. Football is rotten.

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For the record, I don't think Monk should be sacked, but if he does, it's quite understandable. Will likely be 1 win in 13 after the weekend, that's almost Carver levels of bad form and he keeps leaving out players that the Swansea fans would have on the pitch any day of the week.

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I really don't think it's as harsh as some people are making out, if you've watched them recently they are a complete mess. Think he's lost the players and the fans at this point, so fair play if they want to make a change in order to try and avoid relegation.

 

I don't get this though, surely even the best managers are capable of a couple of bad months? It doesn't make any sense to judge things on such a short-term basis. The season is only 15 games old and for a lot of it people were praising Swansea to the rafters.

 

Guess fair enough if they believe they're going down and they think a short term boost is worth sacrificing their manager for. But it doesn't make it right, or logical.

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Agree, if it is so seems very harsh imo.

 

Plus Moyes would be a bad fit as Ian says. Wrong style and doesn't seem to fit with their club 'philosophy' at all.

Rodgers to return would be far better for them.

 

I think a lot of clubs like to push the philosophy of stylish football when the going is good. With the sort of money you get for being in the premier though, I think priorities can sharp change. If Swansea's main concern is relegation then Moyes has a good record in that department.

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I really don't think it's as harsh as some people are making out, if you've watched them recently they are a complete mess. Think he's lost the players and the fans at this point, so fair play if they want to make a change in order to try and avoid relegation.

 

I don't get this though, surely even the best managers are capable of a couple of bad months? It doesn't make any sense to judge things on such a short-term basis. The season is only 15 games old and for a lot of it people were praising Swansea to the rafters.

 

Guess fair enough if they believe they're going down and they think a short term boost is worth sacrificing their manager for. But it doesn't make it right, or logical.

 

I think it's because it's a lot more than just bad results, some really poor performances for a while now along with very questionable decision making from Monk. Weren't the board unhappy in the summer as they wanted someone more experienced in as an assistant but he wouldn't have it? Break might do him good anyway he's aged so much recently, looks white as a ghost with huge bags under his eyes everytime you see him now. He'll come out of as being treat harsh and with a decent reputation too.

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I'm surprised Swansea and sacking him already, thought they would have shown more confidence since they were the ones that give him the big opportunity.

 

Had they appointed a seasoned top manager, i don't think they would be going for the chop given this is the first bad spell. Probably just panicking Monk isn't cut out for the job given he just carried on the good work which was set up by previous regimes so he didn't really have much to do. Now pressure is on him to change things and come up with different ideas etc, he's looking pretty clueless.

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I really don't think it's as harsh as some people are making out, if you've watched them recently they are a complete mess. Think he's lost the players and the fans at this point, so fair play if they want to make a change in order to try and avoid relegation.

 

I don't get this though, surely even the best managers are capable of a couple of bad months? It doesn't make any sense to judge things on such a short-term basis. The season is only 15 games old and for a lot of it people were praising Swansea to the rafters.

 

Guess fair enough if they believe they're going down and they think a short term boost is worth sacrificing their manager for. But it doesn't make it right, or logical.

 

I think it's because it's a lot more than just bad results, some really poor performances for a while now along with very questionable decision making from Monk. Weren't the board unhappy in the summer as they wanted someone more experienced in as an assistant but he wouldn't have it? Break might do him good anyway he's aged so much recently, looks white as a ghost with huge bags under his eyes everytime you see him now. He'll come out of as being treat harsh and with a decent reputation too.

 

Aye, has looked in interviews like he's struggling to handle it for a few weeks now. Seems a completely different man to a few months ago. If his head's completely gone, with no signs of snapping out of it extremely soon, then sadly he has to go.

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To sack a good young manager who has done really well for a run of poor form smacks of sacking for sacking sake. Sack if he is taking the club in the wrong direction developmentally, football philosophy, recruitment etc. but for a run of bad form? When they were beating Arsenal and playing superb stuff he was the dogs bollocks. Mind, I say this not seeing every game of theirs. Surely its not Pardew levels there though or Carver? I'd have him here in a heart beat, but I feel the enormity of this job would be too big a burden on his young shoulders and he would crack before too long. I doubt he is big name enough for our lot of wasters as well, even though they aren't exactly big name themselves.

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Monk was not playing a number of better players, and the team was suffering for it. That Swansea team is bloody decent and should not be struggling to that extent.

 

It made no sense. Seems he had issues with some players, and was just being stubborn. Almost seems like he got carried away with the praise he was getting earlier on.

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I generally agree with Ian's feeling that a manager should be able to survive a poor run off the back of some success. However, the value of being in the Premier League these days and the danger of relegation makes it more understandable to me.

 

I still don't get why US sports' owners act like this when their money is guaranteed and there are rewards for a poor season.

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