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Check out our points per game with Fer in the team Vs our points per game after he got injured and Ki became our midfield linchpin. The same Ki who had already agreed a deal elsewhere and didn't want to get his boots dirty. We might have got away with losing Ayew if we hadn't lost Leroy as well.
That was one thing that could have saved us had it worked out differently. The other was Clement being an utter coward earlier in the season. We must have thrown away at least half a dozen points with our refusal to attack teams at home. A bit more bravery, a couple of wins instead of defeats or draws. Wouldn't have taken much.
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
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Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 17:32 - Feb 6 with 1926 views
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 17:31 - Feb 6 by Whiterockin
A lovely man who was shite on by the owners, just to get a fellow countryman in. Only my opinion of course.
Different manager.
Guidolin was aces.
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
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Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 17:35 - Feb 6 with 1909 views
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 17:35 - Feb 6 by Whiterockin
Sorry, you are of course correct, stupid error.
Gave me a chance to talk about how good Guidolin was though, including my theory that he was Frankie Burrows' long lost Italian half brother.
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
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Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 19:45 - Feb 6 with 1710 views
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 17:35 - Feb 6 by Whiterockin
Sorry, you are of course correct, stupid error.
Good to hear the reasoning behind what went wrong. Easy for us fans to criticise him and the players for failing to finish the job ( as I did and have since May 2018 ) Doesn't make it any easier to swallow but still. Seems a decent guy. "Jordan Rhodes" and "Leicester" though ?
"Sanity and happiness are an impossible combination" - Mark Twain
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 17:32 - Feb 6 by Dr_Winston
Different manager.
Guidolin was aces.
Guidolin was treated appalling by Jenkins he treated him like shit because he knew he could, because Guidolin was a mild mannered man and he shabbily took advantage.
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 20:00 - Feb 6 by max936
Guidolin was treated appalling by Jenkins he treated him like shit because he knew he could, because Guidolin was a mild mannered man and he shabbily took advantage.
Agree thought Guidolin was a good manager (& man) thought Carvalhal was a bit of joke tbh.
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Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 20:06 - Feb 6 with 1658 views
We should never have gone down. If memory serves me correctly we only needed 4 points from the remaining 8 or 9 games to stay up. We lost 7 of the last 9 and sharing the points in the other 2.
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Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 20:34 - Feb 6 with 1603 views
Yeah we got into a position where it was easier to stay up than go down, not to mention the run in Huddersfield had. I think they beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge midweek which basically did for us.
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Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 20:39 - Feb 6 with 1580 views
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 20:18 - Feb 6 by lifelong
We should never have gone down. If memory serves me correctly we only needed 4 points from the remaining 8 or 9 games to stay up. We lost 7 of the last 9 and sharing the points in the other 2.
That game against Southampton was a heart breaker and made worse due to the fact that Hughes was their manager, we didn't seem to have any purpose in that game, they always looked like nicking it.
But I agree we virtually embraced relegation in those last 9 or 10 games.
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 20:39 - Feb 6 by max936
That game against Southampton was a heart breaker and made worse due to the fact that Hughes was their manager, we didn't seem to have any purpose in that game, they always looked like nicking it.
But I agree we virtually embraced relegation in those last 9 or 10 games.
In football terms that Soton defeat was traumatising
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 20:34 - Feb 6 by Jack11
Yeah we got into a position where it was easier to stay up than go down, not to mention the run in Huddersfield had. I think they beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge midweek which basically did for us.
I was in a pub in Cowbridge with 2 Italian colleagues (who I took to watch the Swans a few times) felt sick when they got a result.
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Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 20:50 - Feb 6 with 1547 views
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 20:40 - Feb 6 by onehunglow
In football terms that Soton defeat was traumatising
Absoulte horrible day , Ki all smiles entering the ground who was soon put back in his box with a few chosen words , quickly followed by Dineen who must have covered the 10 yards from his car into the ground in a sub 3 seconds . We should never have gone down under those circumstances but we did and look where we are now , sad
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
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Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 08:03 - Feb 7 with 1293 views
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 08:03 - Feb 7 by Kilkennyjack
Was that the terrible weather game ?
Not that I remember ? I think he just picked a very weak side when we seemed to have a good opportunity to give Spurs a decent game. Losing then became a habit
"Sanity and happiness are an impossible combination" - Mark Twain
Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 09:25 - Feb 7 by STID2017
Not that I remember ? I think he just picked a very weak side when we seemed to have a good opportunity to give Spurs a decent game. Losing then became a habit
I always thought the turning point was Ayew sending off.
Even when you know, you never know?
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Carlos Carvalhal on why the swans were relegated on 09:49 - Feb 7 with 1210 views
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