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On 14/09/2025 at 21:03, Piethagoram said:

Swansea would have presumably been paying Championship wages for Luke, so dropping to EFL1 or EFL2 may cost Luke money?

But any sort of Football Coaching wage is going to be better, than the money he gets working at an Airport, and the Hours would be better too. Plus Luke would have gained some experience from his time with the Swans, learned from his mistakes and returning to the Lane where he knows he'd be welcomed with Open Arms by a Majority of the Fan Base with the chance for him to build a Legacy is something Money Can't Buy.

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he gets working at an Airport,

I believe Luke was volunteering

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We've seen examples of Head Coaches and Football Managers getting jobs in the lower divisions to resurrect their career by getting more experience at a lower level, & getting a regular wage.

We've seen that with Stuart Maynard & there are plenty of other examples. It's better to be in work in a profession you love than being out of work for the sake of waiting for a lucrative appointment that may never come.

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@Piethagoram , was he? Top Marks to him for Volunteering I thought he had actually got himself a paid position. So Regardless of what Footballing Job he's offered he'll probably take it, because his compensation or pay off from Swansea, isn't Going To Last Forever. You Never Know, He Just Might Be Waiting For The Call From The Brothers.

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