Is Vitor Matos the Right Fit for Swansea City? The Case for Patience

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Is Vitor Matos the Right Fit for Swansea City? The Case for Patience

Swansea City finds itself once again at a crossroads, with Vitor Matos emerging as the apparent favourite to take the manager’s job. The reaction among suppor

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[3swan]

Yes a balanced view.
Also from his point of view it can either boost his career or lessen his future chances.

If it is him that he has a massive job, to convince the team as well as fans.

 

[Whaleoilbeefhooked]

Yes a balanced view.
Also from his point of view it can either boost his career or lessen his future chances.

If it is him that he has a massive job, to convince the team as well as fans.

Sorry but That article smelt of Ai to me.

 

[3swan]

Sorry but That article smelt of Ai to me.

Could well be, but Phil will have had to put in some criteria.

 

[Smurph]

Sorry but That article smelt of Ai to me.

Not the AI debate again

Phil has written more articles for this site than we've had hot dinners.

 

[Colin-swansea]

Would we have said the same if Chris Davies(Birmingham manager) had accepted the Swans offer 18 months back.

 

[sit_down_jack]

I feel like there is a slight difference between people like Davies and Eustace and appointing Matos. Both of the former had been assistant managers at similar levels to where we were/are. Matos only has a few months experience as a no.2 at Salzburg which didn’t go well (which wouldn’t have been his fault). Plus he’s only been a manager for a few months.

I have to say I don’t quite understand the thinking behind this appointment now that it looks like it’s happening. I was trying to be positive yesterday but there’s not escaping that this is such a huge risk.

All we can do is be hopeful about his appointment but can see why some are concerned. It is all a lottery at the end of the day though, Matos could turn out to be the new Klopp.

 

[Smurph]

On the topic of Chris Davies, anyone else feel like we dodged a bullet there?

 

[sit_down_jack]

On the topic of Chris Davies, anyone else feel like we dodged a bullet there?

Earlier in the season, yes. I think Birmingham have picked up recently though. The one I lament the most is Eustace, proven himself as a good manager at this level, although yet to challenge near the top, that’s mostly because he was bizarrely sacked by Birmingham and seems like he’s in a different job every season.