Chris Llewellyn

[CDMullins 436]

I don''t particularly like following the odds for ''next manager''

But this seems to have come out of nowhere.

Chris Llewellyn 4/1 with Betfair.

Currently Swansea U''18s Manager.

[KeiranShikari_2 0]

Young and presumably a lot less expensive than most others. ''one of our own''.Could see it tbh.

[king canary 7,578]

Darren Kenton as assistant manager. Sorted.

[tonythai 0]

make sure you read the rules if you are having a bet cd.

if Irvine is still in charge for the QPR game that''s 10 games in charge and that''s what the books pay out on.

[City 2nd 191]

But we aren''t having a manager?!!

I really do not understand the posters who keep coming up with these bookies ''next manager'' names and odds. Webber is about to be appointed as Director of Football at NCFC. That we all know, or should do by now. The owners and board have made it well known what their strategy is, and one of the first jobs of the Footballing Director is to appoint his, and the boards, head coach.

Where does any manager fit into this?!

[Old Shuck 183]

The possibility of a role at the club for Chris Llewellyn was doing the rounds at Villa, fairly leftfield so someone must have had some inside info for it to start in the first place.

Couldn''t see him in the Head Coach role but coming in as one of the clubs coaches and working under Richard Money perhaps, did we replace Halajko?

[nutty nigel 7,509]

[quote user="Old Shuck"]The possibility of a role at the club for Chris Llewellyn was doing the rounds at Villa, fairly leftfield so someone must have had some inside info for it to start in the first place.

Couldn''t see him in the Head Coach role but coming in as one of the clubs coaches and working under Richard Money perhaps, did we replace Halajko?[/quote]

I don''t think we have because I was under the impression Richard Money has been doing it. I could be wrong.

If we got Super Chris from the Swans it would be a bit of a coup. He''s done well there that''s for sure.

[Lessingham Canary 99]

Wouldn''t be surprised to see him back at Colney, but not as head coach.

[PurpleCanary 5,554]

Scored one of my favourite goals. Against Sheffield United, and I think it was in a 4-2 win. From memory a very neat set of passes at speed in midfield and then someone (Roberts?) completed the process of unhinging the defence by stepping over the ball, allowing Llewellyn to run through and smash the ball home at the River End.I always thought his career was hampered by him not fitting an obvious role in a side. He wasn''t powerful enough to be a targetman, sharp enough to be a pure goalscorer, or fast enough to be a winger.

[norfolkbroadslim 223]

Swansea have a footballing philosophy running through the whole club, therefore don''t be surprised to see him here or someone of a similar ilk.