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Curtis new first team coach

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  1. valleyswan

    valleyswan Active Member

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  2. The Union Jack - RIP Bessian

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    Very happy with this! Well done Alan you deserve it!!! A true Jack!
     
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    The Union Jack - RIP Bessian, Jul 6, 2012
  3. Yankee_Jack

    Yankee_Jack Well-Known Member

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    Agreed. It's nice to see the club getting all the little things right. Curt's got a lot to offer - too much to spend another season working the reserves. Let's face it ... If ever there was a player with flare and guile in his game it was him. We could do with a clone of him on the field today.
     
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  4. mustyfrog

    mustyfrog Well-Known Member

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    next someone will be saying bodde is the next coach
     
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    mustyfrog, Jul 6, 2012
  5. swanseaandproud

    swanseaandproud Well-Known Member

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    how many times is it now that Alan has been first team coach, assistant manager, youth team coach and even ambassador for the swans,,,,what a legend if he dont know how the swans are run nobody will.....really happy he has been promoted again, I'm chuffed for my old mate...<ok>
     
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  6. stevejack

    stevejack Active Member

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    Curtis is a legend, he will help the new manager settle in perfectly. Nice to see O'leary back too. Nice work Mr. Jenkins.
     
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  7. Crackerjack

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    Seems a nice mix of Laudrup , with his assistant & a couple of die hard Swans appointed to positions in the background .
     
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  8. Ffsdon'tpassittohim

    Ffsdon'tpassittohim Well-Known Member

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    There really is a family feelgood factor about the team now. Curtis is a Legend and in HJ we've got someone who has the club at heart. Can't wait for the season to start !
     
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    Ffsdon'tpassittohim, Jul 7, 2012
  9. ivoralljack

    ivoralljack Well-Known Member

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    Curt has been accused in the past of being too nice a guy to be a manager in his own right. I wonder if his appointment to this position might have an element of "good cop", "bad cop" about it?

    I don't know the managerial style of ML: whether he is a benevolent uncle type like Hodgson; a human hair-dryer like Fergie, a method man like Moyles or one of the boys like 'Arry. Anyone with an idea?
     
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  10. neveroffsidereff

    neveroffsidereff Well-Known Member

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    I get where you coming with that one Ivor. Difficult at this time to see what his style is, I probably see him as a Moyles man.
     
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  11. mustyfrog

    mustyfrog Well-Known Member

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    being like SAF works for man utd
     
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