HAPPY WITH MONK!!!

I, for one, am ecstatic with the appointment up the road. We won't have to wait long for them to drop like stones.

He has no previous experience of managing, no contacts and best of all, can't spell his first name!

This is a real risk by the board and is likely to divide the fans and dressing room as soon as the going gets tough, which it will!

Only months ago. He was involved with a training ground spat featuring the pantomime villain Chico Flores.

And he was photographed with Huey Jenkov in a red top. Apparently, it is lucky. Lololol

Another Cardiff fan obsessed with Swansea. There are enough problems with Cardiff City to concentrate on so why do the fans ALWAYS feel the need to bang on about Swansea. This love affair needs to stop if you ask me.

i will put bet on he's gone before xmas! but what i dont get is earlier today player (davies?) said he will sit down with both monk and chairman to discuss his future because wasnt getting enough games? why as the chairman got a say in who manager picks for team? laudrup complained about spew refusing to sanction players he wanted to bring in, sounds like a meddling chairman to me? is this why lose so many maqnagers so often?

i will put bet on he's gone before xmas! but what i dont get is earlier today player (davies?) said he will sit down with both monk and chairman to discuss his future because wasnt getting enough games? why as the chairman got a say in who manager picks for team? laudrup complained about spew refusing to sanction players he wanted to bring in, sounds like a meddling chairman to me? is this why lose so many maqnagers so often?

It was Neil Taylor not Ben Davies.

Also, the reports I've read such as http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27333349 quote him as saying he'll sit down with Monk, no mention of the chairman.

But there's no reason why he wouldn't sit down with the chairman following that meeting if he decided his future lay elsewhere as that is what players would normally do.

As for Jenkins refusing to sanction players, that is absolutely his right as he (and the board) will have the final say on whether to release club funds to purchase a player, which is as it should be.

i will put bet on he's gone before xmas! but what i dont get is earlier today player (davies?) said he will sit down with both monk and chairman to discuss his future because wasnt getting enough games? why as the chairman got a say in who manager picks for team? laudrup complained about spew refusing to sanction players he wanted to bring in, sounds like a meddling chairman to me? is this why lose so many maqnagers so often?

It was Neil Taylor not Ben Davies.

Also, the reports I've read such as http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27333349 quote him as saying he'll sit down with Monk, no mention of the chairman.

But there's no reason why he wouldn't sit down with the chairman following that meeting if he decided his future lay elsewhere as that is what players would normally do.

As for Jenkins refusing to sanction players, that is absolutely his right as he (and the board) will have the final say on whether to release club funds to purchase a player, which is as it should be.

I feel sorry for Taylor. Other than baines and shaw there are few better left backs in premier league than Ben Davies. If taylorvwas at 16 other teams he'd have played 35 games this season.

Hope for his sake that he gets more games next season. I'd suspect that Swansea would cash in on Davies and keep him.

i will put bet on he's gone before xmas! but what i dont get is earlier today player (davies?) said he will sit down with both monk and chairman to discuss his future because wasnt getting enough games? why as the chairman got a say in who manager picks for team? laudrup complained about spew refusing to sanction players he wanted to bring in, sounds like a meddling chairman to me? is this why lose so many maqnagers so often?

It was Neil Taylor not Ben Davies.

Also, the reports I've read such as http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27333349 quote him as saying he'll sit down with Monk, no mention of the chairman.

But there's no reason why he wouldn't sit down with the chairman following that meeting if he decided his future lay elsewhere as that is what players would normally do.

As for Jenkins refusing to sanction players, that is absolutely his right as he (and the board) will have the final say on whether to release club funds to purchase a player, which is as it should be.

I feel sorry for Taylor. Other than baines and shaw there are few better left backs in premier league than Ben Davies. If taylorvwas at 16 other teams he'd have played 35 games this season.

Hope for his sake that he gets more games next season. I'd suspect that Swansea would cash in on Davies and keep him.

Yep. He took a while to get back up to speed after his long lay off but when he has played this season, he's looked back to his old self. Personally I think he should have had more games at right back this season (where he played for the GB Olympic team) as he has shown himself to be perfectly competent there.

But with that seeming unfavoured and with fewer games next season with no Europe, I'd be surprised if Taylor and Davies are both still here at the beginning of September.