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Di Canio walks away from Swindon

The confusion over the future of Swindon Town seems to have cost them their manager after Paolo Di Canio walked away from his job on Monday.

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chubbs83 (Motherwell) says...

The whole tone of this article is that Di Canio has thrown his toys out the pram and gone off in the huff. The reason's for him leaving seem pretty clear cut and far better than any other reasons managers have left/been sacked by other clubs this season. Paolo D-I-Can-io deserves a HUGE amount of credit for the job he did at Swindon and it wouldn't surprise me if the free-fell back down the league(s) without him. But, let's not let facts get in the way of a snarky, pathetic attempt at an article - a more common occurrence on this once good site that is going the way of Soccer AM,The Simpsons etc

Posted 10:33am 19th February 2013

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