Williams Done

[Darran]

https://www.swanseacity.com/news/luke-williams-joins-swansea-city-head-coach

 

[3swan]

Duff first league game Birmingham at home

Williams first league game Birmingham away

 

[JackSomething]

Duff first league game Birmingham at home

Williams first league game Birmingham away

I'd think it was Eustace in charge for Duff's first game and since then Rooney has been and gone, so whoever is in charge when we play, it'll be their 3rd or 4th manager of the season (depending on whether a caretaker is in charge or they've appointed someone by then).

One of the few clubs in the division who seem to be in a worse state than us. It so happens they also have Americans in charge...

 

[CygnusX1]

Welcome back

 

[monmouth]

"Williams’ appointment follows a thorough and extensive search for a head coach"

They really are jokers. First bloke turned us down then....sheeeehitte, yeehah...who else can we get....?

Three and a half year contract. Lets's hope this one works.

 

[Itchysphincter]

Whoop! Comedy goal kicks are back!

 

[FearOfAJackPlanet]

OS gaslighting a little on his bio there:

"Williams then had a successful 14 months at the helm of the Robins (Swindon)". If success can be measured by relegation to L2 and then getting sacked, then, yeah. To be fair, from what I've read, there was a lot of off-field shenanigans at that time and a the consensus seems to be he was not primarily to blame for that relegation.

 

[monmouth]

I'd think it was Eustace in charge for Duff's first game and since then Rooney has been and gone, so whoever is in charge when we play, it'll be their 3rd or 4th manager of the season (depending on whether a caretaker is in charge or they've appointed someone by then).

One of the few clubs in the division who seem to be in a worse state than us. It so happens they also have Americans in charge...

El Basketcasico?

 

[monmouth]

Yep, what a muppet. Mr Judgement, barely 6 months ago. No shame. Or self awareness.

“Michael has a proven track record of galvanising a group of players into a collective unit” said Swansea City chairman Andy Coleman.
“Every conversation I had with him only reinforced the view that he is exactly the type of leader we need here at Swansea City.
“He is a proven winner, both as a player and as a manager, and I’m confident he will bring that mentality here.
“I believe in his ability and his belief in the Swansea Way, while he also possesses the capability to adapt within games to drive results.

Edit…maybe he didn’t ‘look him in the eye’

 

[3swan]

Left on good terms as you normally only have a few words


https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/2024/january/williams-farewell-interview-050124/

 

[eteb]

Strange that he lives in Newport - was he ever involved there?