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Reply | Siggy and Fer are the problem for Bob...
at 01:37 28 Nov 2016
Does it have to be balanced? Why not play Siggy on the wing with Barrow or Montero, but let Siggy come to the middle - essentially leaving one wing?
I like Saturday's lineup except Llorente/Baston instead of Routledge (and vdH instead of Fernandez). |
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Reply | Is this how it always is?
at 19:50 24 Oct 2016
Hi. I will not know how it feels to be a person who have grown up and lived with this club, but I look forward to a little less drama and some wins.
I'll be here lurking in the forums and groaning and cheering at the TV on Saturdays. |
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Thread | Is this how it always is?
at 19:14 24 Oct 2016
I wanted a Premier League team to follow. I was getting a little tired of the NFL and wanted to seem more worldly and intelligent, so football it was.
A top club and/or a London club seemed to mainstream. I didn't want anyone to say, "Of course you like them." After the Bradley appointment I am going to get exactly that, but I finally got to know the players' names and positions (which takes time for an almost complete novice), so I guess I'm stuck.
I liked the passion about Swansea City, their underdog story, and especially that they were partially fan-owned.
Two or three months in:
Terribly done managerial change.
Controversial new appointment.
Press conference for new coach with old coach at the same location.
Trust being bypassed by old and new owners.
Trust not being completely transparent (apparently) about board compensation.
Plus, actually, people playing football.
It has been really fun to follow and learn.
Is it always like this, with so much drama?
Do all football clubs have this much drama or did I just choose the right one at the right time?
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