Guidolin sacked by Swansea

Bob Bradley appointed. A sickening blow for British managers tbh.

Bob Bradley... That's going to end well..

I like Bob Bradley seems a decent bloke. Hope he does well

not worth Giggs taking this one on.

Teams managed

1981–1983 Ohio Bobcats
1983–1984 Virginia Cavaliers (assistant)
1984–1995 Princeton Tigers
1996 United States U23 (assistant)
1996–1997 D.C. United (assistant)
1998–2002 Chicago Fire
2003–2005 MetroStars
2006 Chivas USA
2006–2007 United States U23
2006–2011 United States
2011–2013 Egypt
2014–2015 Stabæk
2015–2016 Le Havre

Who the £#%&! is Bob Bradley?

Originally Posted by dunk

Who the £#%&! is Bob Bradley?

See above.

Originally Posted by dunk

Who the £#%&! is Bob Bradley?

Remember your 1-1 v the USA at the World Cup in Sarf Efrica? That @#%&!. Looks like Skeletor.

I'm hearing Swansea fans are pretty aghast by this decision. They've had a tough run of fixtures and haven't been embarrassed in any of the games. Big Guiders birthday today as well.

Originally Posted by andyroo

Remember your 1-1 v the USA at the World Cup in Sarf Efrica? That @#%&!. Looks like Skeletor.

I only remember Rob Green chucking one in from that game tbh .

Michael Bradley to Swansea in January yhihf

Bob Bradley. Sounds like some bloke who lives at number 12 down the road.

Real glamour appointment.

And looks like a £#%&!ing alien too...

Originally Posted by VodkaAndCoke

Boo Radley more like.

that's bob bradley, SIR!

american @#%&!.

Originally Posted by VodkaAndCoke

Boo Radley more like.

No doubt that'll be what his assistant tells him after every match he loses.

"Are they booing me?"

Bob Bradley looks and sounds like a 49-year old warehouse worker who still lives with his mum, and ends up getting arrested in connection with the disappearance of a young girl.

Originally Posted by silv

not worth Giggs taking this one on.

Disagree, this is the sort of job that he needs to prove himself.

Papers certainly thought he had a chance of getting it, I hope this doesn't mean he turned it down as he felt it "beneath" him.

‘When I have a chance to observe different managers, the ones that do good work, I mention Pochettino, Klopp, Tuchel, We haven’t even talked about the Guardiolas and the Ancelottis.

‘But I’ll tell you what - maybe I’m stupid - but I think I’m a manager in and around that level.’

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

Disagree, this is the sort of job that he needs to prove himself.

Papers certainly thought he had a chance of getting it, I hope this doesn't mean he turned it down as he felt it "beneath" him.

Didn't impress sufficiently in his interview apparently.

Originally Posted by RedMenace

Didn't impress sufficiently in his interview apparently.

"But I've got a glowing reference from Sir Alex Ferguson"

"So did David Moyes"