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Comment | Blues 2 Swans 1 : Nearly men again but an encouraging performance against the odds
by joserobertorene at 02:16:58
Immaculate report, clear and well-written. There's still a long way to go in the season, and we have a squad capable of competing. This league seems to run on streaks where teams rise and fall easily; let's keep the faith, hope we avoid any injuries during the international break, and trust that Matos can get back to the purest version of the style we saw at the start of the season |
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Comment | Swansea City treatment table extremely busy as more join the concerned list
by johnjubal1958 at 14:19:50
At the start of the season I said some times you have to use disruptive tactics or spoiling tactics. I guess it didn't go down to well because the Swansea way is to play good football right. Nothing wrong with that, but last night Plymouth found a way to win. The kicked the crap out of us in the first have and yes, it was their plan to disrupt our game. On paper they knew they could not out play us so they had to find a way to win. They successfully spoiled our attempt to play we want to play and got the deserved result. If they kick the crap out of you then we should do the same and they'd think about doing it the next time. It's part the game period. Being nice don't get you results,rolling up your sleeves and play them at their own game and they will back off! Once they back off then we can get down to what we do best; play our game the way do well. Of course setting out to do it is not our way, but if you are away and teams out out to disrupt then that should be expected and we should be prepared for it! There is more than one way to win the game and sometimes you have to go beyond what we do and give as good as we get. Allowing them to get away with it which is part of the game then the will win if we allow it!! ( |
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Comment | Swans v Blackburn News : Plus Key, Walta, Injuries & Ticket News
by joserobertorene at 20:17:42
Up to date with this great report! Without a doubt, the opposition will have plenty of key absences so it'll be interesting to see their game plan. I'm hoping we can win this match in convincing fashion, and Monga making his debut is what I'm most excited about. As for the contracts, I hope Key's situation gets sorted out without any issues—I think he's a good player who provides excellent squad depth.
I'd love to start with this 11: Vigoroux; Lissah, Steel, Welsh, Tymon; Eustáquio, Franco; Eom, Monga, Opoku; Vipi. Aggressive and dynamic! |
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Comment | Swansea City : Matos gets all confused amid Ross Stewart issue
by ReslovenSwan1 at 20:21:48
We in Wales are PRIVILEGED a d should be very careful not to complain too much about this sort of thing. As far as Wales in concerned Scotland is a foreign land
England for historical reason is not and Swansea play in their leagues.
I believe Wales would lose its privileges if a party like Reform or Restore ever persuaded the Wales people to give up semi autonomy as represented by the Senedd. Reform needs to put it's card s on the table and back the Senedd 100%.
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