LONDON. — Michael Laudrup was sacked as manager of Swansea City on Tuesday night after the English Premiership soccer club’s patience with his lack of leadership finally snapped. Sportsmail can reveal the club’s hierarchy believed the Dane was no longer capable of inspiring the struggling team, with questions also asked about the intensity of his training sessions and whether he retained the support of senior players.
Swansea defender Garry Monk and coach Alan Curtis will take control of the first team for the foreseeable future. Monk is expected to be given a good chance to prove his credentials, while chairman Huw Jenkins is a long-term admirer of Everton coach Graeme Jones and Dennis Bergkamp, who is currently coaching at Ajax. — Mailonline.



