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The guy in question entered the field of play on the opposite side of the ground to the Swans supporters. Absolutely no evidence other than he seemed to be just clowning around in front of the Lincoln home fans. Sheer stupidity as he will now have a banning order. The article from WOL nothing other than click bait.
Absolutely Cant ever take anything for granted in sport - particularly in the Championship In recent years anyone can beat anyone. Its a a strange but fascinating league. One of the - if not the, best leagues in European football (in my opinion).
Just a reminder that we have a Mens Shed which runs from Victoria Park every Monday 11am to 1. PM me if you are interested in coming along. We have a lovely group of men who just sit around the table over a cuppa and are all there for each other.
He was brought on to support Lissah who was looking exposed and vulnerable at right back. Lissah is a centre half and looks far more comfortable there in my opinion. A quality centre half of the future. Realise that the injury concern to Key meant Lissah coming on at right back. Really pleased for Ronald who seems to love it here. Was gutted for him a few weeks back seeing him leaving the pitch and clearly believing his time at Swansea was coming to an end. He seems invigorated, hungry and with a point to prove.
If someone is in a dark place in their lives - this is the place to go. If you havnt got the confidence to go on your own PM me. If I'm available I would be happy to meet up and introduce you. I'm not involved but run a Men's shed at Victoria Park every Monday 11am.
Was set up around 6 years ago when a young lad Jac Lewis from Ammanford took his own life. The Jac Lewis Foundation was set up to help prevent others falling to the same fete. It is a safe place for men or women to attend when not in a good place or it could be social isolation or similar. Where appropriate they will signpost you to appropriate support. Samaritans also attend. It is a "walk in" place open every Friday 11am to 3pm at the Swansea.com stadium. Tea and biscuits supplied. Groups of mainly men often sit around the table chatting. A number of volunteers help out. They do a remarkable job. I can't praise them enough. Swansea City should be applauded for supporting this amazing initiative.
Think the manager is on borrowed time. Burnley underachieving significantly. Can see Sean Dyche going back there. Burnley will rise up the table gradually in my opinion.