Match Day Thread Swansea City v Norwich City
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Quite possible. There's no improvement from us.
He’s been quite the revelation this season
I’d love him to get a hat-trick
I’d love him to get a hat-trick
Imagine what he'd be like in a flowing side with decent support. I wouldn't be surprised if he goes in the next window (unless things turn around).
When was the last time anyone scored a hat-trick for us ?
A big sigh of relief for Sheehan, thanks to Vip. A much needed win's a win but let's not gloss over another lacklustre performance.
Norwich manager could be for the chop soon.
Norwich manager could be for the chop soon.
It's bonkers that we're only three points off the playoffs. Can Sheehan turn it around? Has he had enough time yet to develop some sort of style?
Just got to my hotel. That was not very convincing, did we score with our only two shots on goal. Thought we looked tidy first 20/25 mins then let’s Norwich have a go at us. Second half dull, dull, dull. Vipotniks second was lovely bit of skill.
It was Whittaker and before that, Scott Sinclair at Wembley v Reading 10 years earlier.No idea but Taff will probably know
And not today, he's been subbed.
We’ve just got home after stopping off in Asda.
As per Never, I thought that we were decent for the first 25 mins or so, but then worryingly went off the boil, allowing them into the game and conceding a ‘bad’ goal just before half time.
I was surprised that Cullen started ahead of Widell (is Cullen Sheehan’s love child?
) and apart from one decent pass, I thought he was bang average.Compare Cullen’s input to that provided by Widell - I’d argue that Melker did more in his cameo than Cullen did until his late substitution.
Staying with substitutes, Casey looked useful again today.
Turning to Vipotnik, what a difference 12 months makes! Personally, I’d get his agent in and give him a new lucrative contract on longer terms - that’s an investment for when someone comes knocking, and they will.
Two outstanding goals - the winner was exceptional
Sheehan needed that win. Citeh on Wednesday is a free hit, but the Charlton match is more important in the greater scheme of things.
November is an important month with 6 Championship games, 4 of which are away.
I should have mentioned that Idah was waiting alongside the 4th Official, ready to come on to replace Vipotnik when Vipotnik scored the winner. Widell was waiting also.We’ve just got home after stopping off in Asda.
As per Never, I thought that we were decent for the first 25 mins or so, but then worryingly went off the boil, allowing them into the game and conceding a ‘bad’ goal just before half time.
I was surprised that Cullen started ahead of Widell (is Cullen Sheehan’s love child?
Compare Cullen’s input to that provided by Widell - I’d argue that Melker did more in his cameo than Cullen did until his late substitution.
Staying with substitutes, Casey looked useful again today.
Turning to Vipotnik, what a difference 12 months makes! Personally, I’d get his agent in and give him a new lucrative contract on longer terms - that’s an investment for when someone comes knocking, and they will.
Two outstanding goals - the winner was exceptional
Sheehan needed that win. Citeh on Wednesday is a free hit, but the Charlton match is more important in the greater scheme of things.
November is an important month with 6 Championship games, 4 of which are away.
Sheehan then decided to bring on Franco instead of Idah a couple of minutes later.
Additionally, personally I’d have taken off Ronald before Eom.
Ronald for me did nothing second half. Eom I find tends to drift in and out of games, but offered more than Ronald.
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I suspect a combination of losing and (particularly) the booing whenever he touched the ball.