Follow Swansea's lead!!

[A Gay Schoolboy 0]

[quote]Although Laudrup and Jenkins vowed to put that episode behind them,

it was clear that the two men were no longer singing from the same hymn

sheet. In an interview with the Observer in November Jenkins outlined

how unhappy he was with the mentality among some staff and players, whom

he accused of adopting a defeatist approach against the better teams in

the league. Laudrup was never mentioned by name but it was clear, from

the language Jenkins used, that he was referring in part to the manager.

"We

have to make sure that whoever comes in to manage, coach and play for

us in the future, they can''t be talking about different levels of

leagues within a league. To me that is complete failure," Jenkins said.

"I find that the hardest thing to take, that we have actually got staff

and players that struggle at this point in time to see where we can

compete.

"And that''s the biggest challenge I''ve got, to make sure

that turns around and that everybody working with the club believes

that, if we keep doing things differently, we can compete, irrespective

of the size of the club or budgets."[/quote]

Interesting stuff from Huw Jenkins

[Reggie Strayshun 0]

Yes, but what the OP and those who agree with him are forgetting is that the usual crew of self appointed ''experts'' on here have already  decided that it''s too late to change the manager now, and we are keeping Hughton till May at the earliest.They have spoken so now it''s set in concrete.

[morty 0]

[quote user="Reggie Strayshun"]Yes, but what the OP and those who agree with him are forgetting is that the usual crew of self appointed ''experts'' on here have already  decided that it''s too late to change the manager now, and we are keeping Hughton till May at the earliest.They have spoken so now it''s set in concrete.[/quote]Its just peoples opinions, no one has set anything in concrete.All we have heard coming out of the club, from several players suggests that they are still playing for Hughton. If you look at the stories coming out now as to how Laudrup ran the show at Swansea, I''m surprised he lasted as long as he did.