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The greatest premier league tragedy is that Guardiola's City never crossed paths with Laudrups Swans

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BrianSwan said:
At home around that time we were ultimate pass masters and no one could get the ball off us. We would have 60% possession vs City and Arsenal back then.

I thought back then and still do, even Barcelona would have less of the ball than us at home.
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Hello again Brian.

You do make me laugh.
 
I really wouldn’t bring someone who cannot organise a defence to save his life in to stop you getting relegated. Just my opinion like

Also, it’s mad the amount of teams that sack their manager straight after they play us
 
killenefc said:
I really wouldn’t bring someone who cannot organise a defence to save his life in to stop you getting relegated. Just my opinion like

Also, it’s mad the amount of teams that sack their manager straight after they play us
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That is actually mad tbf now you've mentioned it.
 
killenefc said:
I really wouldn’t bring someone who cannot organise a defence to save his life in to stop you getting relegated. Just my opinion like

Also, it’s mad the amount of teams that sack their manager straight after they play us
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Was thinking that this morning, that we seem to be the straw that breaks a lot of camel's backs when it comes to opposing managers.

Swansea are however very poor indeed. I'd love to see them get in Koeman to see him get the absolute fume from the Swansea fans when he gives an insolent shrug of disdain when they get relegated. Why tarnish anyone else's reputation.
 

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