Sheffield Wednesday manager Brian Laws is hoping to mark the end of his third year in charge at Hillsborough this week with victory over QPR on Saturday.
Laws left Scunthorpe to take over from previous Owls boss Paul Sturrock on November 6 2006, with his third anniversary falling on Friday.
The 48-year-old is Wednesday's longest-serving manager since Trevor Francis, who departed after just under four years in charge in 1991.
Former Nottingham Forest defender Laws is also the fourth longest-serving manager in the Championship behind Cardiff's Dave Jones, Gary Johnson at Bristol City and Doncaster's Sean O'Driscoll.










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building a team these days is only the half of it, If you don't go to the promised land then keeping those players can be the tricky bit. Thats where the money helps. Richard woods is a prime example.
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Give Laws more money and its down the drain, if you want top quality players you have to give top draw wages and then the rest of the team wants the same. Sorry but Laws has had god knows how many players on loan 1 or 2 have been ok, but none have been that good, average money, average players.
He wanted to sign Sodje's brother where is he now, same goes Rasiak and dont forget Billy Sharp who couldnt do it across the road, he's now at Doncaster, he came close to signing these 3 and probably many more donkeys
He should go anyone can make a good team with planty of money? A good manager is one that can build a good team without a lot of money. Sturrock had less money than Laws and a lot worse injury problems but he was sacked??
Well i hope he stays for four more years.. and keep some stability.. If only some one woulod give him some money. and No i do mean ten bob note for Christams, I maen maybe 5 Milion for wages and transfers.. in a season more than now.. not the earth just enough to find out how good we can be..
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