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Millwall v Swansea City : Match day thread Updated 12:27 - Sep 24 with 14873 viewsModeratorC

Millwall are next up for Michael Duff’s Swans, unbeaten in two games ! And on a winning streak of one game as well. Can it get any better ?














The Indy Saturday supplement : Millwall v Swansea City 30th Sep 2023 08:00
It’s game day in the Indy as we cover all the latest news on Swansea City as they take on possibly their toughest test of the season so far, Millwall at the New Den. 0




Swansea City cruise to a 3-0 win at the New Den : Pics : Stats : Report 30th Sep 2023 17:57
It wasn’t the hardest of tests, and an indifferent Millwall who have had an inconsistent start to the season provided the Swans with little resistance this afternoon. However that’s three games undefeated, one goal conceded and seven scored. The Swans move up to nineteenth in the Sky Bet Championship. Below is everything you need on the game. The report, stats, and much more. 0



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Millwall v Swansea City : Match day thread Updated on 10:15 - Oct 1 with 876 viewsonehunglow

I just want us winning games and not losing them to a process that is a coach obsession and ego trip.

It takes a long time to clear a stench

Poll: Christmas. Enjoyable or not

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Millwall v Swansea City : Match day thread Updated on 12:15 - Oct 1 with 794 viewsjack247

Millwall v Swansea City : Match day thread Updated on 10:03 - Oct 1 by vetchonian

I guess it's about the definition of hoofball....cross field passes which we have seen thus season are jot aimless hiofball.Others have have mentioned the same thing executed by Ash in the past.....I call hoofball a first time kick upfield looking for anyone...we play into the channels looking for Key for example.....its opinion and interpretation....in my eyes the long aerial passes we sometimes play are bot aimless hoofball


That was when we were playing tiki taka and dragging opponents out of position. Ash was pinging crossfield balls to the likes of Dyer who were in space. Comparing that to the aerial balls we routinely play to Cullen and Yates, while they are back to goal and marked is either naive or agenda driven.

I agree, we do sometimes play into channels for Key as well as balls over the fullback for Lowe to run onto. There is purpose to that and I don’t think anyone has any issue with it.
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