| Just Back... 18:45 - Dec 26 with 10246 views | kropotkin41 |
Well, erm, in no particular order.
1. Chair looked energetic when he came on.
2. If we'd scored in that little spell at the start of the second half, well..it would have been better.
3. Paul Smyth was industrious.
4. I felt like we tried after halftime.
Nice to see a match in the company of enthusiastic RRs fans! A treat for me even with the result. Hope everyone gets home safely - there was a lot of fog when we left Swansea. | |
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| Just Back... on 17:31 - Dec 27 with 1126 views | Northernr |
There's a lot in that. 8th-22nd in this division is basically the same dozen or so monkeys throwing sht at each other. With parachute payments dominating the places above that, and Wayne Rooney hogging the places below it along with whichever Oxford/Rotherham type has accidentally gone too high for their budget. I suspect we'll get well beaten at Norwich, a team we beat 3-0 a fortnight ago.
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| Just Back... on 14:18 - Dec 28 with 787 views | Spaghetti_Hoops |
Yes. I’m with that except the Norwich game expectation. Maybe I’m cured?
FFP, or whatever they call it now, has us monkeys well trapped. Amazing thing the owners rustling up £39M every three years to keep supplying the excrement. | | | |
| Just Back... on 14:50 - Dec 28 with 703 views | Boston |
Quick half of Syrup of Figs old chap, works wonders. | |
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| Just Back... on 15:06 - Dec 28 with 683 views | scot1963 |
I think you've got your medicine mixed up and that's a laxative  - I don't think that or anything would help vomiting in an exorcist fashion (sorry for that graphic description to anyone with a delicate disposition) | | | |
| Just Back... on 15:12 - Dec 28 with 678 views | francisbowles |
Marti, in his pre match interview seemed to say they would train on Christmas day and then get on the coach to Swansea.
So I don't think dragging them out of bed came into it but being at home was a big advantage for Swansea, as, at least they could spend more Christmas day with friends and family
When you think of all the games over the Christmas/New Year period you can understand why some players always seem to pick up an injury. | | | |
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