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Comment | 5-0 ! Swans thrashed as questions will be asked for sure
at 19:23:00
I had a really busy week last week, so I couldn’t read all the articles that came out, nor was I able to watch the match. I won’t get to watch the full club replay on YouTube until today, once my boss leaves the office! Having said that, I think this article is remarkably clear, grounded, and free of bias. Suffering a heavy defeat like that and still writing with intelligence rather than a broken heart is reason enough to be proud of the writer we're reading. |
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Comment | Swans stand the test but poor finishing means no points
at 19:15:12
I've had so much work on this week that I'm only just getting round to reading my second article, but I'd rather take my time and enjoy it properly. Always spot on with the wording. Cracking piece! |
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Comment | Game of the Championship day : Swans to reshuffle for visit of West Ham
at 17:17:09
Without a doubt the most intriguing match—the best attack going up against the best defense, top of the table on merit versus the team tipped most heavily for promotion. It’s going to be a cracking game. I’m definitely worried about losing Lissah, but I've got faith that we have the quality to cover for him. Keith, is this match not on Sky Sports? |
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Comment | From Zagreb to Swansea: Inside the Global Jacks and Indy Weekend
at 18:38:24
What a brilliant piece and a fantastic experience—something I really hope to share myself one day. Dave is doing a cracking job and is a top bloke. As for Vigoroux, his presence is brilliant; I remember during the match against Mexico, I loved telling my dad, 'He's Swansea's starting keeper!' Same thing when we played Korea at the World Cup—telling him, 'The lad who put in that cross that almost went in plays for Swansea.' I love being able to watch our players when they line up against my country—it's amazing seeing their level against players I get to watch live every single weekend. |
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Comment | Bellamy blasts long International break. Wales lose to Denmark
at 21:51:30
Speaking with all due respect for a national team of the country I love like Wales, I think that just like Mexico, they're going through a bit of a slump where major players have retired, and among those in the middle, very few are showing that high level that the former international squad members once set. They don't have a new wave of youth coming through on the horizon yet, and they're still lacking a style that can compete with what's currently needed—something Bellamy ought to rethink. Without a doubt, that generation that Swansea managed to get into the national setup is missed; if the Swans or even Cardiff are doing well, this could improve, as national responsibility ultimately falls on them too |
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