Luke Williams’ clear reluctance to separate himself from the West Brom managerial vacancy is quite telling at the moment and has certainly put a very large block between himself and his employers that, even if the Hawthorns job doesn’t come up, may never be repaired.<\/p>\n
Williams has had more than one opportunity to put a line in the sand and say he is not interested but it is clear that he is flattered by the links and would more than happily talk to the Baggies if\/when they come calling and right now it is difficult to believe that Swansea City would stand in his way.<\/p>\n
There can be little doubt at the moment that Chairman Andy Coleman will be more than a little miffed at the way his football manager has responded to the questions asked about the interest from the West Midlands.\u00a0 From Sunday’s just bizarre comment about contacting his agent to the one at Fratton Park that referenced how they would have lost interest had they watched the abject display of the Swans in the 4-0 defeat.\u00a0 \u00a0They are certainly not comments of a man happy in his role and I don’t suspect that they will have done any more for Coleman then they would have done for the majority of Swans fans.<\/p>\n
The only question now that really needs to be thought about is whether West Brom actually do make contact with the Swans and ask to speak to Williams – maybe they already have?\u00a0 It is certainly the case at the moment that speculation is that an approach may have already been made for Williams although the claims are unsubstantiated but numoerous suggestions are there could be talks before the two sides meet on Saturday. \u00a0Should that happen it will certainly make for an interesting clash at the Swansea.com Stadium!.\u00a0 Whether that contact comes or not remains to be seen but I would imagine that Williams is, as a minimum, heading for talks with Coleman over events of the past few days.<\/p>\n