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I like the T-shirt Darran!🤩

All good pens by us. Fish made the difference.

I don't blame you for being in a bad mood, this is a dire watch tbf

Why? He'll get the opportunity to get all the credit he deserves, surely

This is schoolboy stuff, wtf had happened?

Let's wait and see if we get into a shoot out

Living dangerously now

Tbh, I don't think the fact that it's called the Carabao Cup does it any favours. To me, it sounds far more mickey mouse than The League Cup and the fact that the winners earn a place in the final qualifying round of the Europa Conference League, doesn't really sound like much of an incentive at...

Describes Vipotnik as our 'talisman'. Hmmm, not sure about that . :unsure:

I agree, the badge on the away kits looks very like something my 5 year old granddaughter would come up with if I showed her a photograph of a real swan and then asked her to draw one on a piece of paper and cut it out. For me, the classy and artistic '4 brush stroke' version has always had...

Ok, with the help of Neath Jack and Google, I have found out what all these things are and I can say that I have never worn any of them so what exactly are you suggesting? I am genuinely curious. I assume it had some sort of point?

Thank you. Just Googled 'trimmies' and all that comes up is this, so none the wiser really 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♂️ https://www.amazon.com/TRIMMIES-Disposable-Single-Use-Oxo-Biodegradable-Plant-Based/dp/B09SS6LFSW

I'm sure there are those that think Jackson Pollock was a better artist than Michelangelo too.

Don't know what those are either 😂 you've named 4 things I've never heard of, could you enlighten me?

What are trimmies and farahs? Sorry, I just think the badge is artistically pathetic compared with the minimalist fluidity of the 4 brush stroke artistic beauty that is the 'proper' Swansea City badge. I've seen plenty of drawings of Swans in my granddaughter's school that are every bit as good...

Shame, if it wasn't for that "7 year old's drawing of a Swan" badge..............

"A luxury not seen since the Laudrup era, as one fan noted on the forum." And so does this one! For the same reason :D

A few days ago, I arranged to meet someone in a few weeks time at a garden centre just south of Swindon called the Three Trees.! 😂

Viewed from the right hand camera, it looked to me that with his forward momentum and the curl on Tymon's cross, it might have been going very slightly behind him or at least towards the side of his head so he tried to pull his head back to get the ball in front of him for a flick into the far...

I think it looked like Inoussa. Yalcouyé's first language is French and as Inoussa spent 3 years playing in France, he probably knows enough French to be able to converse with him.