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    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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    Ronald

    It really does show how badly a narrative gets distorted Not to say that Ronald is exempt from criticism, his dribbling and crossing success percentages are abysmal A crossing success rate of 16% is exceptionally low
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    Ronald

    I feel that this is nothing but a meme When you look up his stats for the season: Just barely over once every three games that he gets caught offside
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    Kevin Filling

    This did the rounds about a week ago Sounds like agent/paper talk, thats not the kind of money we would throw around for a development prospect
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    Myles Peart Harris

    My memories of MPH are that he is quite a big lad, fairly strong and reasonable in the air. But unlike his initials he is not quick and poorly suited to play as a winger Not sure how much he would thrive in a number 10 role, and it is where we hope to see the best of Walta next season
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    Drama at West Ham.

    No opposition players in the 6 yard box is one suggested fix Another is that the ball is "in play" from the moment the ball is put on the corner quarter circle allowing the ref to watch and blow up for free kicks or penalties before it is crossed into the box I am curious how much difference...
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    Drama at West Ham.

    The biggest issue for me with VAR is the lack of clarity during the process In football its against the rules to show contentious issues on replay on the in stadium screens - I remember we have been charged and fined by the FA for showing such a replay once a couple of seasons back In rugby...
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    Drama at West Ham.

    I remember that one world cup where they actively punished grappling during corners England had like 3 penalties in 4 games if I remember correctly It is a blight on the sport that needs brave and consistent refereeing to deal with There is a difference between a contact sport and a judo royal...
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    How to stop fighting in football

    A proper slimy cunt, he didn't even stick around for the aftermath he got up and ran off asap
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    Drama at West Ham.

    I would have been happy with a win for either team today Arsenal win and its one step closer to City winning nothing this season West Ham win and its one step closer to Spuds getting relegated
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    Drama at West Ham.

    VAR took a while to make the decision but it was the right one. Keeper was being fouled by more than one player
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    Ronald

    Arguably the same story with Ronald. Just his ceiling is a little lower and he more consistently hits the lows rather than the highs.
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    The playoffs.

    The closest any of the four sides in the playoffs have to a pedigree striker is Hull with McBurnie Southampton and Boro tonight both would have won comfortably if they had a striker of Vipotnik's caliber to put away the chances they created.
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    Southampton spying

    https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/cy92vn803lno FA has charged Southampton
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    The playoffs.

    For all Boro's dominance they haven't had a decent shot on target yet Its been the story for much of the last couple of months
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    Ronald

    When he was first signed he was like 18 and one of those players perhaps too raw for consistent first team game time but too good for development squad. He did get appearances under Cooper, not as many as he would like but I remember him scoring the winning goal against Derby under Cooper. He...
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    Ronald

    The Russel Martin with absolutely zero track record of throwing everyone else under the bus except himself?
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    Ronald

    He never refused to play for the club, when he was recalled from his loan yes he did post on social media that he was sad to leave Plymouth and return to Swansea. But he came back because the owners were expecting to get a quick buck out of selling him and to a manager who clearly didn't like...
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    Ronald

    Whittaker has scored goals wherever he's gone since signing for us from Derby. Russel had his own head so far up his own arse that he couldn't see a natural goalscorer if he slapped him across the face I remember when Whittaker scored a hat trick in the cup. His reward for the audacity to do...
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    Southampton spying

    Last time a team was found guilty of this they were fined 200k (Leeds seven years ago) That was before they tightened up the rules to expressly forbid this As a points deduction or fine is pointless at this stage if I was the EFL I would penalize Southampton with a 2 goal handicap for the...
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    Ronald

    3100+ minutes in a season for a winger demonstrates excellent fitness 4 goals and 5 assists in those games gives him a goal involvement every 6 games or so By contrast Morgan Whittaker (one of our own that was bombed out of the club by a combination of Russel Martin's "man management" and the...

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