Nathan Dyer says life would go on at Swansea without Michael Laudrup
Tuesday 26 February 2013 19:13, UK
Image:Nathan Dyer: Believes Swansea will continue to do well with or without manager Laudrup
Swansea winger Nathan Dyer wants Michael Laudrup to stay at the club but insists they will continue to do well even if he leaves.
Philosophy
Dyer has praised Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins for standing by the passing philosophy which has served the club so well.
Sunday's victory capped the South Wales club's astonishing rise from the foot of the Football League to the top half of the Premier League in less than 10 years, a climb overseen at every step by the chairman.
Jenkins, part of a consortium of local supporters and businessmen who saved the club from oblivion in 2001, has shown himself to be a shrewd judge of managers and their ability to fit in with his desire to see Swansea adhere to their attractive style.
Dyer added: "The chairman likes the philosophy and so do the fans so he will always find someone who wants to play good football, and as long as we do that, we will do well."
