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The Blues
at 22:36 5 Mar 2014

As a Blues mad 62 year old have really enjoyed reading through all this. Will listen to all the songs when I have a spare hour or 2! As a newcomer to the area are there any blues clubs down this way?
Used to live near Bristol and in the past year or so saw Jack Bruce, Jeff Beck, Black Keys and Steve Winwood and really miss seeing good live music.
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The Blues
at 23:28 4 Mar 2014

Hi Gretsch, I'm a great fan and collector of the Blues, old Chicago/Delta stuff and electric blues. I urge you to get/listen to Kenny Wayne Shepherd's '10 Days Out' album. KWS is a young American bluesman who went off into the sticks and recorded with some genuinely old bluesmen basically before they died. Fantastic blues with among others BB King, Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown,Henry Townsend, Hubert Sumlin, Pintop Perkins. The great thing is that as well as the CD you get a full length DVD that captures the whole thing. I guarantee that you'll love it - it will blow you away.
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Comparison with Wolves!
at 23:33 4 Feb 2014

Wolves were in a similar position to Swansea when they sacked MM. Always a dodgy decision to sack the manager after the window closes and with so few games left. Imo Swansea are too good to go down but better teams than Swansea have dropped through the trap-door so don't get complacent . A good win on Saturday will be a massive boost and we have several games against many of the lower teams. Keep the faith!
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Comparison with Wolves!
at 23:10 4 Feb 2014

I'm from W'ton but moved down here last year and have a ST at Swansea.
Hearing the news tonight and reading all about it I'm getting ominous feelings of deja vu.
Wolves sacked McCarthy in early February (8th?) in their 3rd Prem season with 14 games to go after a bad performance, following a generally poor season. With no replacement lined up the Chairman ended up appointing Terry Connor (MM's assistant) who did not win any of his last 14 games and Wolves were relegated.
What's even more scary is that I see Glen Hoddle is a candidate for the job. He was at Wolves before MM and he presided over 2 of the most boring seasons ever suffered by Wolves supporters - if you thought ML played tippy-tappy sideways football he learnt it all from GH!
This decision can go one of 2 ways - the new manager energises the players who rise to the challenge or like Wolves, the whole thing is a total FU and the team goes down. Let's hope and pray the former happens.
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First Post - Big Congratulations Swansea City
at 20:12 5 Jan 2014

Having recently moved down here (with Welsh wife!) and supporting my local team I just wish to say big congratulations to everyone connected with Swansea City.
Results and performances like today don't come along very often and they must be savoured and enjoyed. You can support a club all your life and you never witness a win at places like Old Trafford. There's little better in football life than beating Man Utd.
Swansea City will be the envy of the football world right now and deserve all the praise it gets not just for the result but the way the club goes about its business and the way it plays on the pitch.
It was a priviledge to watch that performance this afternoon. Onwards and upwards.
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