Can anyone enlighten me?

What happened to Swanseas relegation odds after Things have happened?

 

No idea. whats changed , still 14 games left, v the same opposition with the same players .

 

I'd suppose a lot changed:

* New - unproven - manager
* Confused squad - WHO will fight for the new manager

If Swansea loses to Cardiff this weekend it will be serious business for Monk to regain any respect or faith in the squad...

 

Swans will win this weekend now. Up the jacks..

 

I hope they do and they'll probably dedicate the win to Michael Laudrup. It's the least they owe him.

 

they owe him jack **** for what he did to the club. there has never been a more despised manager by the players than laudrup so can you see them dedicating anything to him....the club might as a pr stunt for the press but nobody at the club will miss him one bit...

 

What's happened to those relegation odds, anyone?

 

Seemed to have moved out.

Best was 5-1 after the weekend. Can now get 9-1.

 

I'll tell you what's getting up my ass! The swansea next permanent manager odds at oddschecker are nowhere to be found, despite my saving the link I normally use when other managers or future managers names are touted.

 

They owe him jack **** for winning our FIRST EVER major trophy? For finishing in our HIGHEST position EVER? For bringing in players like Michu that we can sell on for a HUGE profit? For putting us on the World map by beating Valencia 3-0 on their own patch? Mind you, when he did that he wasn't handicapped by having over half his team out on the injured list.

The crap you post befits a toilet cleaner. Or would you prefer hygiene executive? No, I'll stick with the former because I doubt you could spell "hygiene".

 

Odds have shortened from around 9-1 or 10-1 before his sacking to around 6-1 or 7-1 now. So that means the bookies or the people placing best think they're more likely to get relegated. I don't think Huw would have sacked Laudrup if he thought that. Means you can get better odds on other teams. It's not a big move in the odds though. We're still 10th favorites for relegation. In simple terms it means (according to the bookies) that we had a 1 in 10 chance of being relegated but now have a 1 in 7 chance. So if this situation happened 7 times, we'd get relegated once and stay up 6 times. Fulham, Palace and Cardiff are the 3 favorites. And we're favorites to beat Cardiff on Saturday. Make of all that what you like. If you don't think we'll be relegated you can make more money now than you could have on Monday.

 

And this is what the Metro says about it --> http://metro.co.uk/2014/02/04/michael-laudrup-sacking-sees-swanseas-relegation-odds-slashed-4291055/.