Scouseinthehouse
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Would that even be legal to own that many football clubs? Don't they already own leipzig and salzburg?
I believe Watford's owners own Udinese and Granada CF. That's why transfer player's on loan to each other.
You seem to forgetting that Red Bull owns Red Bull New York and a Brazilian club as well.
And Manchester City owns Melbourne City and New York City, also Charlton Athletic owners owed a Belgium club.
So it doesn't seems to have any rules to owning as many clubs as you like, only if it is in the same country.
Don't know what the **** is going on at Swansea. Just 2 years back they looked like a superbly run club, they stayed up confidently even with relatively small resources, did good on the transfer marekt, played good football....
Giggs would be stupid to even think about starting his managerial career with a relegation battle. He's only being linked with the job in my view because he's welsh. He would be better off looking for a stable lower league club who has lost their manager to a 'bigger' club. That way there would be less pressure on him.Ryan Giggs has support to replace Bob Bradley at Swansea - sources
Not sure if relegation battle team what is unstable, but has good players is the right job for Giggs.
What is the point in binning him now? That's two managers gone in less than half a season from Swansea. And they SERIOUSLY expect another coach to come in and turn this shitshow around when they aren't interested in stability?
Bob Bradley is a clown no question. But Swansea's problems run FAR deeper than him and aren't going to go away now he's no longer there.
The next chump will just inherit them like Bradley did before they can his *** for not being a miracle worker too.
Its the ideal job for Giggs. The Swansea squad should be nowhere near the relegation battle. He just needs to go in, get the players onside which shouldn't be too hard with his reputation and get them playing like their proper selves and lap up the praise at the end for saving them from certain relegation.