I do. I have a feeling the swans would do ****, as I haven't signed many players and they normally do **** with no new players. I believe I would of done well with spurs, possibly getting champions league football and maybe winning the league in 2015?
However, I'm glad I stuck with my home town club, who I have supported since the age of 4 years
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Swans need victory against Blackpool to ensure automatic promotion
The swans need a victory against Blackpool to ensure automatic promotion, or settle for a playoff place. Will they do it?
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The swans clinch promotion to the PREMIER LEAGUE, and do it in style!
The swans have today made history, by making it to the premier league to face the likes of Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United by smashing Blackpool 5-1 on the last day of the season, a Iain Hume hatrick helped the swans to victory.
A 5-1 victory ensured the swans kept up their great form season, and have finally put an end to the heartbreak of missing out on the last day, by securing the last automatic place behind Nottm Forrest.
The swans cruised to victory against the seasiders, Blackpool and have now earned themselves a massive new challenge in arguably the best league in the world.
Swansea Boss, who has been recently praised for the effort for the swans has also been praised for his loyalty to the swans after turning down streams of jobs from big, high profile teams such as Tottenham, West Ham, Valencia and Middlesbrough.
The swans will now move onto bigger and better things, but the next task for Carter is to maintain their status in the top division.
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Swansea Manager Set For Athletico Madrid?
Swansea City boss, Daniel Carter, has today got a tough desicion to make. He has been offered a 3 year contract at Spanish team, Athletico Madrid. Carter was intially offered 25,000 a week but asked for a rise to 30,500. This was granted. Carter admitted he didn't think he'd get the rise, but now faces a tough choice.