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re: Swansea City 2015/16 Season Long Thread: ***Now an American Takeover Edition****
Posted on 12/28/15 at 6:20 pm to etm512
Posted on 12/28/15 at 6:20 pm to etm512
Good result today with the point at Palace. Three clean sheets in a row. Curt definitely has the defense fixed. Attack was disjointed but that was expected with 8 changes made. Ash was a beast and Barrow looked good in attack
Posted on 1/7/16 at 3:44 pm to etm512
Confirmed Alan Curtis will remain in charge for the rest of the season
Posted on 1/8/16 at 11:33 am to MLSter
No Monk had to go. It was sad to see but we were awful and it wasn't turning around.
Gomis is shite. I've never seen a striker understand the offside rule as much as him. He breaks down so many attacks. Striker in this window is a top priority. Absolutely a must.
Gomis is shite. I've never seen a striker understand the offside rule as much as him. He breaks down so many attacks. Striker in this window is a top priority. Absolutely a must.
Posted on 1/13/16 at 12:47 pm to etm512
Big 6 pointer today. The pucker is real
Posted on 1/13/16 at 1:44 pm to MLSter
He has been awful for a few months now. Barrow has been pretty good lately
Posted on 1/14/16 at 7:22 am to MLSter
You can say it - we got fricked. Hard.
Posted on 1/14/16 at 8:38 am to etm512
Latest transfer rumor targets are Steven Naismith, Jonathan de Guzman, Scott Sinclair and Seydou Doumbia
Posted on 2/15/16 at 11:59 am to etm512
Been a while.
The unbeaten streak under Guidolin came to an end this weekend. Our defending of set pieces and crosses continues to be a huge problem. Set piece defending cost us 4 points against West Brom and Crystal Palace in games we otherwise dominated.
Paloschi looks sharp and his workrate is excellent. He is really freeing up room for Gylfi who looks revitalized in this attack.
We still more width and Barrow seems the man to best provide it. He has looked excellent every appearance he has made and needs to get the starts ASAP. Scrap the diamond and go back to the 4-2-3-1 with Barrow and Ayew on the wings. Or if you must keep the diamond put Barrow in for Routledge.
Big stretch of games coming up and not getting any points against Southampton hurt:
Sat, Feb 27: Tottenham Hotspur (a)
MARCH
Tue, Mar 1: Arsenal (a)
Sat, Mar 5: Norwich (h)
Sat, Mar 12: Bournemouth (a)
Sat, Mar 19: Aston Villa (h)
2 in a row in north London and points will be tough to come by. Then 3 relegation battles in a row. That 3 game stretch will define the season and likely be the key to survival.
The unbeaten streak under Guidolin came to an end this weekend. Our defending of set pieces and crosses continues to be a huge problem. Set piece defending cost us 4 points against West Brom and Crystal Palace in games we otherwise dominated.
Paloschi looks sharp and his workrate is excellent. He is really freeing up room for Gylfi who looks revitalized in this attack.
We still more width and Barrow seems the man to best provide it. He has looked excellent every appearance he has made and needs to get the starts ASAP. Scrap the diamond and go back to the 4-2-3-1 with Barrow and Ayew on the wings. Or if you must keep the diamond put Barrow in for Routledge.
Big stretch of games coming up and not getting any points against Southampton hurt:
Sat, Feb 27: Tottenham Hotspur (a)
MARCH
Tue, Mar 1: Arsenal (a)
Sat, Mar 5: Norwich (h)
Sat, Mar 12: Bournemouth (a)
Sat, Mar 19: Aston Villa (h)
2 in a row in north London and points will be tough to come by. Then 3 relegation battles in a row. That 3 game stretch will define the season and likely be the key to survival.
Posted on 3/3/16 at 9:45 am to MLSter
What a huge fricking result yesterday. That lineup was basically us conceding a loss and we come away with 3 points.
Kingsley struggled some but did fine for his first ever league action. Cork was outstanding. Fer looked tidy.
Gomis is still so so bad. The commentators nailed it - he can get into good positions and then just basically shite himself. I wanted to murder him when in the 94th minute or so he had the chance one on one on the sideline at midfield to dribble all the way down to the corner and waste loads of time yet somehow managed to give the ball away leading to an Arsenal counter and eventual corner.
Up comes the most important 3 game stretch of the season. I expect 7 points and if we get that we should be well on our way to safety.
Kingsley struggled some but did fine for his first ever league action. Cork was outstanding. Fer looked tidy.
Gomis is still so so bad. The commentators nailed it - he can get into good positions and then just basically shite himself. I wanted to murder him when in the 94th minute or so he had the chance one on one on the sideline at midfield to dribble all the way down to the corner and waste loads of time yet somehow managed to give the ball away leading to an Arsenal counter and eventual corner.
Up comes the most important 3 game stretch of the season. I expect 7 points and if we get that we should be well on our way to safety.
Posted on 3/7/16 at 2:24 pm to etm512
What a difference a week makes. Closer to Southampton in 9th than we are to relegation. Still work to be done over the next 2 games before a brutal run in.
Posted on 3/7/16 at 2:50 pm to etm512
You guys are fine. Im really thinking 36 is gonna be more than safe when it's all said and done. Maybe even 35. We're limping along and Newcastle and Norwich seem to be free falling.
Posted on 3/7/16 at 3:32 pm to St Augustine
We should be. This season has just been so unpredictable you never know. Safe money is definitely on Norwich, Newcastle and Villa right now
Posted on 3/22/16 at 8:35 am to etm512
Safety should be all but locked up. This run in of games though...
APRIL
Sat, Apr 2: Stoke City (a)
Sat, April 9: Chelsea (h)
Sat, Apr 16: Newcastle United (a)
Sat, Apr 23: Leicester City (a)
Sat, Apr 30: Liverpool (h)
MAY
Sat, May 7: West Ham (a)
Sun, May 15 Manchester City (h)
GOD DAMN!!! Newcastle are obviously the only crap team there but Rafa will have them playing better as they already looked improved in his short time. These last 7 could be brutal
Good news is Barrow has emerged as a real threat for us. With that said we have somehow become one of the most boring teams in the league to watch. Just awful. If it stays that way to the end of the season I don't think Guidolin will be back
APRIL
Sat, Apr 2: Stoke City (a)
Sat, April 9: Chelsea (h)
Sat, Apr 16: Newcastle United (a)
Sat, Apr 23: Leicester City (a)
Sat, Apr 30: Liverpool (h)
MAY
Sat, May 7: West Ham (a)
Sun, May 15 Manchester City (h)
GOD DAMN!!! Newcastle are obviously the only crap team there but Rafa will have them playing better as they already looked improved in his short time. These last 7 could be brutal
Good news is Barrow has emerged as a real threat for us. With that said we have somehow become one of the most boring teams in the league to watch. Just awful. If it stays that way to the end of the season I don't think Guidolin will be back
Posted on 3/22/16 at 4:22 pm to MLSter
What happened with Jefferson Montero? I remember watching him last season and early on this season and being really impressed on how dangerous and quick he was on the wing. I've watched a couple of games recently and haven't seen him get any playing time.
And yes, this team has become very boring. It hurts me watching Gomis play up top. He's so slow and clumsy.
And yes, this team has become very boring. It hurts me watching Gomis play up top. He's so slow and clumsy.
Posted on 3/22/16 at 4:53 pm to novowels
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What happened with Jefferson Montero? I remember watching him last season and early on this season and being really impressed on how dangerous and quick he was on the wing. I've watched a couple of games recently and haven't seen him get any playing time.
Fell in a patch of awful form during the overall bad run of form in the fall that led to Monk's sacking. Hasn't really played since (not even a lock to be in the 18 anymore)
I think it's a bit unfair to him because Neil Taylor would leave him absolutely isolated out on the left with no support at all so he would basically have 2 defenders to take on by himself at all times. I would like to see what he could do with Kingsley at LB. One negative of his play though is that he doesn't offer much defensive support either
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It hurts me watching Gomis play up top. He's so slow and clumsy.
And stupid. Don't forget stupid. Still leads the league in offside even though he hasn't played much at all the 2nd half of the season. And against Arsenal and Villa he had the opportunities to run towards the corner flag to kill off the game in each game and failed to do so leading to counter attacks in the last seconds of the game
Posted on 4/4/16 at 9:12 am to etm512
Nice comeback on Saturday. They gave Montero another chance and I thought he provided a really good spark in the 2nd half. His speed is such an important weapon for this team and he seemingly can penetrate the box every time he gets the ball on the wing. We look very slow and predictable without him.
Posted on 4/5/16 at 12:18 am to novowels
Forgot to post after the game. Yes Montero changed the game. Provided width and an attacking threat we lacked up to that point. Also he eased the pressure off the defense since we actually posed an attacking threat. Also you could see he has listened to Guidolin's criticism and tracked back and helped on defense. He should get a lot more minutes going forward.
Gylfi and Cork again put in their tireless efforts. Routledge too. It was his best game of the season.
Gomis - I don't know what else to say. He's absolutely worthless. He offers nothing and is almost worse than playing down a man at times. He gets into promising positions and then completely shits the bed every time losing possession. I'm done.
Gylfi and Cork again put in their tireless efforts. Routledge too. It was his best game of the season.
Gomis - I don't know what else to say. He's absolutely worthless. He offers nothing and is almost worse than playing down a man at times. He gets into promising positions and then completely shits the bed every time losing possession. I'm done.
Posted on 4/9/16 at 1:00 pm to MLSter
American takeover incoming. Jenkins to remain as chairman and the trust will retain their portion of the club
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The investment group are being led by successful US businessmen Jason Levien and Stephen Kaplan, both of whom have an extensive sporting background with Levien Managing General Owner at Major League Soccer outfit DC United and Kaplan a shareholder in NBA franchise Memphis Grizzlies.
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Posted on 4/15/16 at 6:18 am to etm512
Posted on 4/18/16 at 10:07 am to MLSter
Rough one Saturday. Fell into a trap game where we couldn't defend set pieces and got unlucky with our finishes.
Looking forward to Leicester Sunday though.
Looking forward to Leicester Sunday though.
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