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S25/26 | The Official Match Thread | Swansea 2 Middlesbrough 2 | Att: 18,168 | 6th April | The EFL Championship | The Swansea.com Stadium

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I was a bit pissed off though ima stoppage time when we ran the ball into the corner to waste time rather than try and score… who plays to try and hold on for a draw?
 
Good point.

We battled against a team who were better than us.
Would have come away with nothing in games like that in recent years.

Didn't get the formation from the start with Sam Parker being isolated time and time again.
 
I was a bit pissed off though ima stoppage time when we ran the ball into the corner to waste time rather than try and score… who plays to try and hold on for a draw?
Don't think that was the intention. Option inside just wasn't there
 
Sat in the Railway, here are my thoughts. Great point. Cabango played on one leg for an hour and was immense. Middlesbrough were technically excellent. Shout out to Ben Parker, who let the ball run under his foot for the opening goal but was on point for the rest of the game. I can imagine the usual culprits would have crucified him for that loss of concentration, though (see what I did there).

Onwards and Upwards.

Happy Easter, Troops. 🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🫶
 
Please can Ronald never play for us again. It was like playing with the 10 men when he came on. If pointing and running around in circles gets you a championship contract I may pretend I’m Brazilian
 
Good point.

We battled against a team who were better than us.
Would have come away with nothing in games like that in recent years.

Didn't get the formation from the start with Sam Parker being isolated time and time again.
It's Bellamy and Margetson attempting to turn Liam Cullen into the ultimate utility player.. he's not a defensive minded player, attempting to turn him into one is batsh*t bonkers stuff.. he's too weak, positionally he doesn't anticipate spaces.. poor Parker was having a torrid time
 
Sat in the Railway, here are my thoughts. Great point. Cabango played on one leg for an hour and was immense. Middlesbrough were technically excellent. Shout out to Ben Parker, who let the ball run under his foot for the opening goal but was on point for the rest of the game. I can imagine the usual culprits would have crucified him for that loss of concentration, though (see what I did there).

Onwards and Upwards.

Happy Easter, Troops. 🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🫶
Cabango was absolutely immense today.
 
Really can’t fault the effort from 1-16 today, especially considering what we had to play for and what they did.

Kudos to Parker after the mistake for their goal. Always wanted the ball and looked to drive forward at every opportunity. Would be silly to not give him at least 2/3 more starts no matter who else is fit before the end of the season.

Hope we finish off the season strongly, but whatever happens I’m positive about next season with a couple of quality additions.
 
Please can Ronald never play for us again. It was like playing with the 10 men when he came on. If pointing and running around in circles gets you a championship contract I may pretend I’m Brazilian
Thought he was excellent when he came on. Gave us a real outlet, the team shape looked far better with him and he caused problems
 
It's Bellamy and Margetson attempting to turn Liam Cullen into the ultimate utility player.. he's not a defensive minded player, attempting to turn him into one is batsh*t bonkers stuff.. he's too weak, positionally he doesn't anticipate spaces.. poor Parker was having a torrid time
I agree, Parker looked overawed in the first 10-15 minutes but he got virtually no support and was often up against two players. His confidence grew exponentially as the game wore on. And boy, has he got pace going forward. Hard to knock off the ball when he's flying too
 
Sat in the Railway, here are my thoughts. Great point. Cabango played on one leg for an hour and was immense. Middlesbrough were technically excellent. Shout out to Ben Parker, who let the ball run under his foot for the opening goal but was on point for the rest of the game. I can imagine the usual culprits would have crucified him for that loss of concentration, though (see what I did there).

Onwards and Upwards.

Happy Easter, Troops. 🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🫶
Cabango showed what a player we saw in previous seasons. Burgess did well too. Parker pace and defending got better. Thought we didn't step out of the blocks quick enough at times, but it's understandable considering Boro was fighting for something and alot of our players have played alot of games and traveled with international. We didn't deserve to win or lose that game. A draw was a fair point. Happy with the Easter Results.
 
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