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Season 20/21: The Reading v Swansea City Match Thread

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What will the result be against Reading?

  • Reading win

    Votes: 15 53.6%
  • Draw

    Votes: 8 28.6%
  • Swans win

    Votes: 2 7.1%
  • Swans have a shot on target

    Votes: 3 10.7%

  • Total voters
    28
  • Poll closed .
lidojack said:
Hard to distinguish between these kits.

Don't the Swans have two away kits? Must be more difficult to find your man on long distance passes.
 
So a draw guarantees our PO place and kills Reading's PO chances? You'd expect them to throw the kitchen sink at us.
 
BrynCartwright said:
lidojack said:
Hard to distinguish between these kits.

Don't the Swans have two away kits? Must be more difficult to find your man on long distance passes.

It's the dark blue one isn't it. I'd have thought all dark blue shirt, shorts and socks would have been a better bet for today.
 
That’s a silly yellow for Guehi there. Will be even sillier if he mistimes a tackle later on.
 
And just like that we play football again. It’s utterly bizarre, must be a tactical thing where Cooper fancies a hoof now and again
 
What is it that away we seem so much more positive than the crap we've seen at home?

Last two aways strong and today so far encouraging
 
Cullen looks far less lightweight than at the beginning of the season, using his low centre of gravity to his benefit.
 
Much prefer Cabango and Guehi at centre half. Strong and sharp
 
A4Jack said:
Much prefer Cabango and Guehi at centre half. Strong and sharp

I think Cabango has been harshly treated this season. I'd be starting him every game. He's pretty much up there with where Joe Rodon was and will probably go on t be a top player. Ok, it's a difficult decision when playing 2 CBs as Bennetts experience does help, but there's no excuse to put Naughton in ahead of him in a back 3.
 

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