'The Swans are well-trained and enjoy performing under Brendan Rodgers,' chortles Koichiro YamamuraPhotograph: Photomontage'After Pep's final refusal to extend his contract, the choice for his replacement was obvious,' predicts Omri HarelPhotograph: Photomontage'The crazy mixed-up world of professional football ...' offers Ben SomnerPhotograph: Photomontage
'Always focused, Rodgers knows that even these two earthly beauties are no match for the allure of tiki-taka,' titters Aram Gumusyan, despite spelling Brendan Rodgers's name wrongPhotograph: Photomontage'Dear Diary, soon we will be together for ever ...' emails James Pique, disturbinglyPhotograph: Photomontage'Double entendre's abound in the latest of the Premier League Carry On series ...' reckons Mat DumontPhotograph: Photomontage'Brendan Rodgers's Swans have added some unexpected culture to the Premier League this season,' sniggers Mat Dumont, againPhotograph: Photomontage'Not as tasty as the Spanish tiki takas,' sniggers Jack PalmerPhotograph: Photomontage'Brendan Rodgers resembles a younger, less bald Pep Guardiola,' guffaws Berno PretoriusPhotograph: Photomontage'One of my favourite albums. Also a good reflection of the philosophy of Swansea,' reckons Adam WilliamsPhotograph: Photomontage'Brendan had hoped to get a Mini Me-ssi, but found he could work with a Mini Xavi instead,' laughs StoushPhotograph: Photomontage'With limited resources Brendan Rodgers sets his sights on Europe,' parps Pauric FarrellPhotograph: Photomontage
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