• Thank you very much | Diolch yn fawr

    All at JackArmy.net would like to thank everyone who has played a part on this site over the past 25 years whether that is through writing, contributing, moderating, posting or just visting and reading.

    Without any of you the work that has gone into the site would have been pointless and we will always be proud that we built, generated and managed a community that was such a big part of the Swansea City supporting life for so long.

    It has been a pleasure to bring to you the site for so long but the time is now right to turn the lights out for the last time but we do it both with a heavy heart and a sense of pride driven by the so many messages received since we announced the closure.

    The site will remain here for a period until we archive and mothball it for the last time later this summer but all aspects are in a read only format.

    Thank you though for all the memories

    Phil Sumbler
    Owner, jackarmy.net

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    Martin. Yes or No?

    NO. I had the misfortune of seeing the most spineless performance in 45 years supporting the Swans away at Stoke. Whilst the Ipswich game was terrible, we did at least try.
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    Adam Worth

    From what he said to me in the past, he was an analyst for sports betting. We vehemently disagree politically, but he was very courteous in some direct messages where he asked for some advice. We largely agreed that under Martin we failed to attack quickly using pace out wide-which the...
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    Sheehan VS O'Dea?

    It's almost like a Monte Carlo statistical experiment. We run the same experiment with a slight change in variables expecting to see a different outcome. We just can't run thousands of iterations to find a single change that changes the outcome. We've had four rather unsuccessful goes since...
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    S25/26 | The Official Match Thread | Swansea 1 Ipswich 4 | Att: 16,783 | 08/11/25 | The EFL Championship | The Swansea.com Stadium

    Mine were below usual standard today. Coffee in the ground was my highlight
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    Covid Vaccine

    It’s not a disease caused by a genetic defect like cystic fibrosis but and association with one genetic type called HLAB27. HLA (human leukocyte antigen) are the human MHC. These are the molecules that process and present antigens (small bits of pathogens) which dependent on being Class I or II...
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    Covid Vaccine

    Mainly genetic. Linked to a specific variant of an important gene in the immune system. Only autoimmune disease more common in men. Some thought it’s linked to a bacterial infection but not definitely. Far more likely to get an autoimmune trigger from infections.
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    Rachel Reeves

    I have plenty. Sometimes the mask slips.
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    Rachel Reeves

    Plenty of homeless who have not served in the forces too. There are many empty properties and second and third properties whilst homes are unaffordable for many. In Reeves case at some point she will be back in there as the family home.
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    Rachel Reeves

    Evidence suggests a far more right wing bias in recent years. Why are Reform given more platform than the Lib Dems who have far more MPs? The governance of the BBC was effectively made pro-tory over the last decade. ITV news is pretty neutral. Channel 4 will have a go at whoever is in charge...
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    Rachel Reeves

    It's been declared in parliamentary interests.
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    Rachel Reeves

    Latest information suggest a royal mess up by the agency. If you pay professionals then you would expect they have some idea. If anyone who is not a landlord or agent in Southwark suggests they knew a licence was needed then they are almost certainly lying. Perhaps the more pertinent question...
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    Rachel Reeves

    If she was Housing Minister then you would have a point.
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    Rachel Reeves

    As she let through agents they are as culpable in poor advice. It's about the same level as speeding to be frank. Absolute stitch up by the greedy billionaires who may have to pay more tax.
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    Truro Town

    I think the beaches of Pembrokeshire, Ynys Mon and the Lleyn are nicer. But the towns in Cornwall have more about them. More good places to eat, better shops and more to see. We had a truly exceptional lunch in St Ives on Saturday.
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    Truro Town

    Was on the North Side this weekend-nice couple of days in a cabin near Portreath. Got the train into St Ives from St Erth and a very pleasant day on Saturday.
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    Cardiff Council SUV surcharge

    As we are in a new build we ended up tied into British Gas-although we have changed to the same 7p per kWh rate for off peak. Having solar panels also makes a decent dent in the electricity bill.
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    Cardiff Council SUV surcharge

    I think I would get anxious taking it too far- realistic range is 160 miles on a charge but as long as access to top up it would be fine. Very smooth and comfortable- but not as much fun as our Mini Cooper!
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    Travel to the good ol USA

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    Music

    Was listening to "across the rooftops" earlier. Whilst I typically like pretty alternative stuff, it's such a beautiful record. There's an alternate universe where 'Tinseltown in the Rain' was number one for weeks.
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    Cardiff Council SUV surcharge

    There's a lot to the SUV status symbol. Who needs a 'Chelsea Tractor' for the school run and shopping? We bought an EV last week. Hyundai Inster-small four seat mini-SUV style that's more than adequate for the that job or my 15min run to work and son's 30 mins to University. It replaced a small...

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