UPDATED BREAKING NEWS ' NOT GOOD FOR JACKS'

Currently, Swansea remind me of womens underwear bought from Primark.

Knickers that won't stay up and bra's with poor support.

I know a lot of people on here said that he wouldn't turn Swansea down and that he'll struggle to do better etc. Well to those people i say - You were talking out of your arse!

Your as good as your last job and coleman has worked wonders at Wales (regardless of personnel). He will see out his Wales reign and this campaign (as he should) and regardless of the outcome, he wont struggle to find a job!

agree, why on earth would he want to put himself in the middle of that mess.plus he has said on a number of occasions he would like to manage abroad next.

I know a lot of people on here said that he wouldn't turn Swansea down and that he'll struggle to do better etc. Well to those people i say - You were talking out of your arse!

Your as good as your last job and coleman has worked wonders at Wales (regardless of personnel). He will see out his Wales reign and this campaign (as he should) and regardless of the outcome, he wont struggle to find a job!

Iv followed most of the posts on here and I don't think I have seen anyone say that he wouldnt turn the Jacks down.

As for struggling to do better, well nobody knows the difinitive answer to that untill he leaves the Wales job so I think your the one wgos talking out of their arse pal.

Theres two on this thread alone saying that he will take it

Just my opinion regarding his future, well see won't we!

I think your seeing things mate, or twisting words if not, just read the whole thread, can't see anyone say he wouldn't turn it down, a couple have said they think he would take it if offered, now in my vocabulary that is a world apart from saying he wouldn't turn it down.

As for the other bit, yep time will tell

"I think he will take it"

"I don't think he would turn it down"

In this context they are two ways of saying exactly the same thing, that if offered the job then he will say yes. What's hard about that?

It's your comprehension not your vocabulary that needs working on mate.

Either way, it's quite a pointless argument.

Yeah to be fair you got me bang to rights here which will teach me for trying to be a smart arse

Happy New Year fella

Don't worry mate 9/10 its me getting caught out and eating my words haha

you too have a good one!

Nobody is saying Coleman will struggle to find a job, but a lot in Wales wont be gutted if he decided to leave. I watched him in France when decisions needed making, hands in pockets, not saying a word to players on pitch, couple hand gestures and that was it. The barking of orders were coming off the support team on the bench

Then I guess you can see the support team getting a lot of top management jobs after Coleman leaves??

Management is a lot more than shouting from the sidelines. However, this job is not suited to Coleman at all and I am sure he knows that too.

Nobody is saying Coleman will struggle to find a job, but a lot in Wales wont be gutted if he decided to leave. I watched him in France when decisions needed making, hands in pockets, not saying a word to players on pitch, couple hand gestures and that was it. The barking of orders were coming off the support team on the bench

Of course because we done shit in France didn't we. Maybe if Coleman had made some more hand gestures we could have won the cup.

Paul Clement now their first choice of those left.

Nobody is saying Coleman will struggle to find a job, but a lot in Wales wont be gutted if he decided to leave. I watched him in France when decisions needed making, hands in pockets, not saying a word to players on pitch, couple hand gestures and that was it. The barking of orders were coming off the support team on the bench

Of course because we done shit in France didn't we. Maybe if Coleman had made some more hand gestures we could have won the cup.

jokes aside we could of and maybe should of won it - Portugal were immense weren't they - NOT

Nobody is saying Coleman will struggle to find a job, but a lot in Wales wont be gutted if he decided to leave. I watched him in France when decisions needed making, hands in pockets, not saying a word to players on pitch, couple hand gestures and that was it. The barking of orders were coming off the support team on the bench

Of course because we done shit in France didn't we. Maybe if Coleman had made some more hand gestures we could have won the cup.

jokes aside we could of and maybe should of won it - Portugal were immense weren't they - NOT

Once we got past Belgium the feeling amongst us out there was that we could have gone on to win it.

Strange feeling when we lost because the feelin was one of disappointment instead of joy. If we had lost to Belgium previously it would have been a party atmosphere but losing to a not brilliant Portugal was a bit of a disappointment.

im surprised, this is the first time coleman has done a tidy job somewhere, hes fecking useless at club level

Coleman's done a good job with Wales, I was out in France in the Summer and will be eternally grateful to that entire side, management and backroom staff who gave me without any exaggeration one of the best times of my life.

My point is with Coleman is that Club Management and International Management just can't be compared, some are good at one some are good at others, few are good at both.

Coleman has had a bash at Club Management before and the result's are sketchy, I personally, and its just my opinion don't see how what he's done with Wales will catapult him into the echelon's of a top Club job over the types of people who he will be up against, especially in England. I think deep down he even knows that himself and is why he has said he will move abroad after Wales to give himself the best chance.

Paul Clement now their first choice of those left.

lots of money for Clement today ,now odds on fav with bookies.