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We have obviously had a god awful season by our standards but the big frustration for me is if we approached every game with even half the levels as we did on Saturday we’d probably be in the playoff contention at least.
That should be the base mark going forwards week in week out now. I don’t think anyone would complain at any defeat if we have that level of commitment and desire. It’s when we lose and don’t lay a glove on the opposition that understandably makes people moan which has happened too often this year. Hopefully this is a turning point.
"Head of Swansea City AFC Foundation, Paul France, added: “I am delighted Swansea City AFC Foundation can offer free prostate cancer testing in partnership with Prostate Cymru.
"Robin Hobbs, the former Essex and England leg-spinner who captained Glamorgan during 1979, passed away after a short illness on Sunday, 17 March at the age of 81. "
Swans fans travel alot of miles for away games. So if the teams nearest us stay up for example QPR or Birmingham it's easier for both sets of the supported team fans for the away games. Both in terms of cost on the trains and travel time.
Reading Winston’s post regarding Lamphey ,it makes me refk3ct on what exactly is the catalyst to go the whole hog and pack it in. It’s about money mainly . After our circumstances changed ten years ago, I looked at what we had and ,though self employed at the time and doing ok,I packed it in there and then and sold every stick/ share and investment trust I had with a view to simply enjoying what time we had left . Thankfully, we are both still here but many contemplating those circumstances are not. Time .
It’s also about where .In my 40 s I thought Nerja Spain would be nice and then rural France as a great chum of mine ,now sadly departed ,was an Immobiler in the Limousin. We came very close to buying a run down small holding but looking around,realised the great void and nothingness of a life well away from other people and resources was not really attractive . It’s proven to be a good decision as nothing beats grandchildren interaction. I’m teaching my eldest the piano and giving her music theory homework. Have to say it’s hard to stay dry eyed as they look at you for guidance .
I am in no way a fan of KH and see is aligned with some pretty unpleasant characters but I thought this post was interesting and well delivered . She has been to involved in a few payouts and lost her home and has no bank account.
Am I alone in preferring the earlier kick offs rather than waiting until 3pm?
I get 60-70 years ago when a lot more people worked a Saturday morning in industry a mid afternoon kick off time made more sense. These days to me it's almost a waste of a day hanging around until then.
Much prefer it when the game is basically done and dusted by two/half two and you've still got the rest of Saturday to do other things, even if all people want to do is sit in a pub. Especially in Winter when it would make a lot more sense to do as much in limited daylight as possible.
Very emotional interview now with Earl Spencer about sending young kids away to school. And they call them “ privileged” They are anything but . Horrific abuse at most public schools of yore
The system is rotten to the core. An Arab owned company can cherry pick and poach players from Championship teams for pennies. They are watching kids as young as 14-15.
Teams like Swansea will be left with either League 2 prospects which is where Josh Thomas, Congreve and Cotterill will end up unless they show up soon or late developers. These teams are also failing to agree proper funding of the EFL.
Fairplay what a turn out some old school faces there. Sorry I didn't see you Keith like looking for a needle in a haystack talking to a copper outside and he said all the police that surrounded that pub were from cardiff.