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Swans target Walsh – His move to Bristol City from Everton never worked
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Today’s news that the Swans are targeting a move for Liam Walsh, who was released by Bristol City this summer...
Just about sums up where we're at nowadays
Just about sums up where we're at nowadays
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I'd rather Ian Walsh
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Nothing wrong with this type of signing if the scouting team genuinely think he's a potential good player for us. Value for money signings are going to be a priority, as they should be.
If we're only going for a player because he's out of contract and that's all we can afford, then we have a problem.
If we're only going for a player because he's out of contract and that's all we can afford, then we have a problem.
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