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He's not finished, he's only 28.

You could probably say the same about 7ish of the squads in the top 10 to be fair.

So much better second half (not difficult mind you). We also looked like a different team with fresh legs, particularly in the middle. Created some good chances as well which is always pleasing.

Fulton just doesn't have the legs to play anywhere other than 6 - and even that is hit or miss.

If we had better players/decision making we'd have won that game easily. We missed two sitters, gave away a brainless penalty and I lost count of the times we got in behind the full back and failed to pick out a player. These types of performances bring real hope that next season we could do...

If a midfielder scores I always feel it's one of our midfielders who was at fault because they should be tracking them. Cullen followed the ball instead of sniffing the danger and left the space wide open.

If Cullen weren't a local lad he'd be on the bench of a league 1 team. He's the type of player that will pop up with a goal contribution every 5 games but is an absolute passenger at any other time.

Every 5 games Cullen will pop up with a goal. Other than that it's just a lot of pointing.

Just one of those games unfortunately, every team has them. I think the way we played was really positive; it's so refreshing to have a team playing at pace and trying different things (even if they don't always come off). Inoussa's goal was particularly good football.

At a time where football is slowly being ruined by greed it's games like this that remind you why it's the best sport in the world.

I thought we played well, especially with how lethargic we looked at the start. Sometimes there's only so much you can do when the opposition put 34 crosses and 65 long balls up to players who are about 2 foot taller than yours.

Lots to unpack with that team.

It feels like Cullen will be following the trajectory of Oli Cooper before long.

I honestly don't understand what Cullen offers over Widell; especially when we are likely to be chasing the ball all afternoon and will need pace on the counter.

Imagine losing in 21/22 in 12 days, ripping up the playbook, then spending 4 years doing everything to prepare for the next tour including: - Selecting players regardless of how bad form they are in. - Holding onto a spinner who gets no game time outside the England team because he'll come...

I highly doubt that people at the club are thinking "I hate Wrexham, they are our rivals". A "rivalry", however manufactured, adds something to a game that makes it more interesting to the average Swansea resident who is on the fence about whether to turn up to games. The BBC and Sky have been...

It's just marketing. Anything the club can do to hype up any game and get bums in seats should be done and should be applauded when it is.

At least it's the disappointment of losing a game we didn't deserve to as opposed to the "we are so bad it's depressing" disappointment we are used to.

Do refs just decide not to give obvious yellows to players like Pearson because they think they'll actually have to do their jobs and send him off later in the game?

That's two studs up shin high challenges that could have been reds.