Exeter vice-chairman Julian Tagg has revealed he would not stand in Paul Tisdale's way if he decided to depart for Swansea. Tisdale, who has led the Grecians from the Conference to League One during his four years in charge, has been linked with the vacant manager's position at the Liberty Stadium following the departure of Paulo Sousa to Leicester. Tagg is not surprised that the 37-year-old, who was identified by the Swans as a possible successor to Roberto Martinez last summer before they chose Portugal legend Sousa, is again being talked about as one of the candidates for the job at the Welsh side but insists he has not yet heard from the Championship club. He told BBC Sport: "I'm not in the least bit surprised. Every time there's a job come up, our manager is top of the list, it was the same last year and he's still here. He added: "There's been no contact from Swansea. We wouldn't stand in his way, he's his own man, but we would do everything we could to keep him."
Source: PA
Source: PA