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Martin’s ‘best’ Swans first half ends in disappointment
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Roger Freestone
"Steven didn't have anything to do in the second half".
Errrr....yes he did. To come and cut out a high looping cross, or save the resulting soft header, both of which he failed to do.
FFS.
Errrr....yes he did. To come and cut out a high looping cross, or save the resulting soft header, both of which he failed to do.
FFS.
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Tommy Hutchison
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We did play pretty well in the first half, but we didn't actually force their keeper into a save at all, apart from the absolute gift they gave us, and another ref would have given them a penalty for the challenge from Fulton just before half time, so it was hardly scintillating stuff, even though it was at least better than Birmingham/Coventry/Reading. Second half was just utter rubbish.
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