Search results

both goalies are on loan - Wimbledon's keeper Goodman from Palace and Walsall's Simkin from Stoke

Former Swans academy c/back, Morriston born lad Joe Lewis lining up for Wimbledon in their Play Off Final, League Two v Walsall at Wembley.

I had the impression is that the reason he was sacked is because he refused to play another season.

You can add keeper Keeley, he will go back to Spurs. Having said that he should have made a better effort to not only line his wall up but also in trying to save the free kick

is it Fabian Brandy you are on about. No comparison, at least Brandy scored 3 league goals

What a delight it was to see the dinosaur Chris Wilder and his expensively accumulated squad lose out for another season in the Championship, and this time on far less parachute payments. As for the Charlton opener in 2008, a disappointing start by Swans in front of 3,300 travelling fans...

McBurnie is the ideal striker to link play with Cullen, but I think he will need to take a sizeable drop in salary if he returns.

the bottom line is tho' is that we can all enjoy the publicity Modric has created by becoming an associate owner, but the reality is that we are still shopping in the Pound shops on the look out for talent that doesn't come with a top six Championship wage tag. Nothing wrong with that...

Can't see Santos alongside Cabango, two tugboats who would get ripped apart in a foot race. The young kid at Posh - Fernandez - I would say is more suited to play as a sweeper behind the likes of Cabango and Darling(if he stays that is)

From what I have seen of Abdulai playing for Orient he has been played out wide on the left. Both Congreve and especially Cotterill, after been selected in the recent Wales squad, will be champing at the bit when pre-season training comes along, and I have a feeling only then will we have an...

https://trainingground.guru/donough-holohan-my-10-rules-for-monitoring/ An interesting article by Donough Holohan from a High Performance Consultant. He was previously the Head of Physical Performance for Manchester City, working for the club for almost 13 years. My 10 simple rules for...

Swans have released him

No doubt a failure to clinch that Champions League will see Nuno being sacked at Forest, but as for Nuno walking away, no chance. He will wait until he gets the sack, go on gardening leave until the next lucrative offer pops through his letter box.

Brandon Cooper is a Bridgend boy. As for Cardiff signing Swansea boys and vice versa its all about opinion when the kid is 8, 9 or 10, and also, only so many can be signed every season.

https://trainingground.guru/birmingham-celebrate-return-to-category-one/ Considering our U21's convincingly beat both teams this season, is it a sign of no ambition or a lack of finance from our owners. Included in the article is the following, A number of other clubs have also applied for...

The last decade or so has seen the game's rules tinkered with out of all proportion but in reality has the game improved. No. Apart from goal line technology cheating in various forms is on the increase. The ongoing shirt tugging at a set piece increases without being penalised, foul throws are...

I dare say we could get more cash for front of shirt advertising but would that affect what we pay for sharing Fairwood Training Ground.

Considering that Newport have the lowest playing budget in the EFL I would be very surprised if Jenkins would pay Joey the going rate, especially if he is struggling to pay the wage demands of experienced players to strengthen the playing squad. In recent weeks County were struggling to include...

Found the Eom interview interesting when he stated how he struggled with the physicality of the Championship and also a lack of confidence at times. No doubt he will be a better player next season but also will be more closely marked by the opposition. As for Wales and Inoussa, both early...

Both Ronald and Eom have been good in covering Tymon and Key in recent weeks and no doubt Placheta couldn't wait to get on the field and use his electric pace to attack the lack of cover.