they went for it and congratulations to them both

although it didn't come at zero cost to wigan exactly did it?

also, Swansea had been building this setup for quite a while now, Martinez, Rodgers, Laudrup etc

we have Hughton now and unless we want to risk a few seasons of turbulence, and possible relegation as a result, it probably makes sense to back him until results suggest otherwise (losing 2-0 away to a team of "world-class" players i.e. spurs is no shame) - the way the players performed on the day though (unable to pass and move etc) is unacceptable though!

Posted By: essexcanaryOTBC, Sep 16, 14:23:57