Words are cheap. I've been watching, following, slumping in despair, laughing ironically, since 1970 and honestly I've seen this type of writing and similar enough times to fill a novel. The only way these players end up on a winning team and being successful is when they and their representatives decide it's time for a move.
I think Juric is putting TP & Sulemana out there to see what they bring, and being January if they bring nothing, they can go - I really do. Think he knows about Sulemana, but like some of us, not willing to give up 100% on TP, though I am 80% there now.
He can **** off to be honest. Hideously out of his depth at this level, don't go giving it the ****ing big one in interviews when the lot of you clearly don't care
TBF, most of us would like to see them play, as opposed to jogging about, being disinterested bystanders
Nope. So that must be another 8k I'd say as can't see Swansea bringing more than 2k. 15k ish crowd I reckon.
Yeah it won't be that low (think one of those was sub 10k) but I'd be interested to know what the lowest weekend attendance is.
Think I've answered my question. We played Shrewsbury in first round of FA Cup in 2010/11. 10,410 turned up for it apparently. So we'll be well over that still.
Also noticed, after about 25mins, so we were 0-1 & very lucky not to be more, you had their keeper taking the piss out of us & there was a lengthy injury. Saw a few Brentford players go over to their mgr for a chat, new instructions? Not one of our headless chickens when over to Juric & nor did he beckon them over. Finally after a few more mins, some of our sauntered over, probably to get a drink. It was ****ing nuts.
Southampton FC v Swansea City FC Live on BBC One Wales & iPlayer FA Cup Referee: Tony Harrington, Assistant Referees: Marc Perry, Sian Massey-Ellis, Fourth Official: Gavin Ward, . VAR?
Just seen that VAR is only from the 5th round onwards - to ensure all teams are on a level playing field for each round.
