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I see a variety of organisations continue to enforce their opinions on a variety of generations and people. It’s quite clear the lives of those who survived and are living were destroyed that day. However, this isn’t healthy, as far as I am concerned. They are prolonging their grief and it’s quite clear many have nothing else in their lives.
Chelsea spent 75.14 million pounds ($93.39 million) on intermediary and agents' fees in the past year, almost a fifth of the total paid by Premier League clubs, according to a report published by England's Football Association (FA). https://t.co/l6GxrloWtThttps://t.co/l6GxrloWtT
Swansea City can confirm ticketing details for our under-21s' home fixture against Bristol City at the Swansea.com Stadium on Saturday, April 20 (1pm kick-off).
Josh Tymon says Swansea City have to quickly raise the standard of their performances as they prepare to host Stoke City at the Swansea.com Stadium tonight (8pm).
The Swans host the Potters looking to bounce back from defeats against Queens Park Rangers and Middlesbrough, with the display in the second of those being described as “unacceptable” by head coach Luke Williams.
Left-back Tymon, who is hoping to prove his fitness following a weekend knock ahead of the meeting with his former club, admits Swansea have fallen short of the level they showed in wins against the likes of Hull City, Sunderland and Cardiff City.
And the defender says it’s important they quickly get back on track.
“We’ve shown signs of what we can do, like the Cardiff game. I’ve never experienced anything like that in my career,” he said.
“As soon as we came out to warm-up, it felt crazy and after that second goal the noise and emotion was unlike anything I had heard or felt on a pitch.
“But I would be lying if I sat here and said performances have not dipped since then. We have played teams fighting for their lives and we have not shown the aggression and intensity we needed to.
“We have dropped off, we have shown what we can do when we are on it, we’ve beaten teams in the play-off hunt and we need to get back on it and quickly because there’s no excuses.”
We’ve written about the Wales women’s game often. Many believe we have players in the Adran league in Wales ( Swansea, Cardiff, Wrexham etc ) who could play for the national side. That is almost never the case. The Cardiff City ladies selection is not Cardiff City in the Adran, it’s the English pyramid league side. That’s the second win after beating Croatia 4-0 last week. Good start in the Nations League 👍
Cymru: Olivia CLARK (Bristol City), Laura O’SULLIVAN (Cardiff City Ladies), Soffia KELLY (FAW Girls Academy South), Rhiannon ROBERTS (Real Betis), Charlie ESTCOURT (Reading), Josie GREEN (Leicester City), Hayley LADD (Manchester United), Gemma EVANS (Manchester United), Mayzee DAVIES (Manchester United), Lily WOODHAM (Seattle Reign), Ella POWELL (Bristol City), Sophie INGLE (Chelsea), Alice GRIFFITHS (Southampton), Angharad JAMES (Seattle Reign), Elena COLE (FAW Girls Academy South), Lois JOEL (London City Lionesses), Rachel ROWE (Rangers), Ffion MORGAN (Bristol City), Jess FISHLOCK (Seattle Reign), Ceri HOLLAND (Liverpool), Ellen JONES (Sunderland), Elise HUGHES (Crystal Palace), Mary MCATEER (Sunderland), Kayleigh BARTON (Charlton Athletic), Mared GRIFFITHS (FAW Girls Academy North), Ania DENHAM (Wolverhampton Wanderers).
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