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I agree that we could have lost 5-0 if their finishing had been better. They are a former Premier League team with a squad to match. Describing our performance as “garbage” is a bit strong though.
I’ve seen the Swans slaughtered by superior teams on more occasions than I can count, seen Julian Alsop head a ball and then look around to see where it might have gone, been kettled by the police at Millwall, attacked by skinheads at Arsenal and bricked at Luton. Today I attended a good natured...
Did he persist with the same old today, though? The starting line-up may have been predictable, but the way the wingers were so isolated and dependent on long passes suggested to me that Sheehan expected Southampton to counter-attack with pace and told his full backs to stay back in our half...
We just played two relegated Premier League teams in a row. Their combined squad values are stratospheric compared to ours. We held Southampton to a draw and competed very well against Leicester, despite the final score. Talking about replacing Sheehan is ridiculous at best, at worst it smacks...
I was there at St Mary’s in Feb 2015 when we set up with 11 men in front of our net, did nothing for 89 minutes and took three points with spawny goal. We didn’t rob anyone today, they dropped two points because of their carelessness.
I enjoyed that game, on balance. Enough skill on both sides to be entertaining, although there was too much aerial ping-pong for my liking. Both defences did really well. Southampton played more like an away team, relying on counter-attacks to create goal scoring opportunities. Referee was...
Also he might have put Galbraith on the bench with an eye to replacing Key if he has another poor game. Don’t think Key has done enough to justify dropping him from the starting XI quite yet (although I absolutely would not start him against Man City).
Was he?!!! I didn't catch that (opted to turn the sound down for most of the game because I found the commentators annoying). Well he was their best player by some way.
So what matches do your kids find not boring? I thought last night’s match was very entertaining - lots of action in both boxes, two very well taken goals, some thrilling saves, some periods of sublime passing and a real sense of jeopardy. Far from perfect by any means, but IMO a good deal more...
OK, did you see Galbraith and Stamenic pass the ball between them like metronomes today? No? Then it’s not the same. Some similarities, granted, but not the same.
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