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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:18 - Dec 5 with 2989 views | GreatBritton |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 16:50 - Dec 5 by Jackanapes |
If we had played anyone good we would shipped 6 in the first half alone. Im waiting for the press conference where says we finished the stronger. File under fk you Monk. The fact that Im home early for the first time 41 years tells it all. [Post edited 5 Dec 2015 16:52]
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I've been supporting the Swans since 1964 and today is the first time I've left early.
Disappointed in myself, but a tad more disappointed in SCFC |  | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:22 - Dec 5 with 2918 views | dailew |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:12 - Dec 5 by Pinky |
Bloody hell, what a depressing situation we are in. We need a shakeup.
Waiting for Garry to come on BBC 5 Live to see if he comes out with the "Monkspiel" (Pinky - 2015) again and says we were the better team with "a lot of good moments". |
TBF we're not in a depressing situation.
No debt, new ground, training ground etc. Premier League.
New manger should quickly pick things up.
Interesting times ahead. |  |
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:24 - Dec 5 with 2879 views | perchrockjack |
I'm depressed anyway.
Some others are too.
Probably those who went today.
We were better at a field and should really have had a little momentum.
We didnt |  |
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:28 - Dec 5 with 2810 views | A_Fans_Dad |
I know this will go against the current anger & disappointment at such a poor result but I thought apart from Ki & Gomis the rest of the team played reasonably well.
However whoever decided to move the backline up to try and catch Vardy & Mahrez Offside was Naive beyond belief.
They have shown in game after game that they can break the offside trap and even when the trap did work the linesman did not give it and Mahrez scored.
So as well as poor defensive nouse we also had no luck either, Mahrez's first goal he new nothing about and either came off his hand or hip, his second was offside.
Whereas Ki hit the bar and Gylfi hit the post.
On top of that they were allowed to out muscle and foul us all over the field and that led to losing the ball and those counter attacks. Even so they still accumulated 19 fouls to our 3, but we both got 2 yellow cards.
Where is our player's determination, we did not shoulder barge anybody off the ball when they were attacking?
At least the substitutions put more life in the attacks. | | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:28 - Dec 5 with 2805 views | Pinky |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:22 - Dec 5 by dailew |
TBF we're not in a depressing situation.
No debt, new ground, training ground etc. Premier League.
New manger should quickly pick things up.
Interesting times ahead. |
Subjective really. The disparity between where we should be and where we are, and the level we should be playing at and the level we are actually playing at is, for me, depressing. |  | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:30 - Dec 5 with 2774 views | shandyjack |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:28 - Dec 5 by A_Fans_Dad |
I know this will go against the current anger & disappointment at such a poor result but I thought apart from Ki & Gomis the rest of the team played reasonably well.
However whoever decided to move the backline up to try and catch Vardy & Mahrez Offside was Naive beyond belief.
They have shown in game after game that they can break the offside trap and even when the trap did work the linesman did not give it and Mahrez scored.
So as well as poor defensive nouse we also had no luck either, Mahrez's first goal he new nothing about and either came off his hand or hip, his second was offside.
Whereas Ki hit the bar and Gylfi hit the post.
On top of that they were allowed to out muscle and foul us all over the field and that led to losing the ball and those counter attacks. Even so they still accumulated 19 fouls to our 3, but we both got 2 yellow cards.
Where is our player's determination, we did not shoulder barge anybody off the ball when they were attacking?
At least the substitutions put more life in the attacks. |
you thought Wayne and Bartley played reasonably well FME |  |
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:30 - Dec 5 with 2774 views | RevJames |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:12 - Dec 5 by Pinky |
Bloody hell, what a depressing situation we are in. We need a shakeup.
Waiting for Garry to come on BBC 5 Live to see if he comes out with the "Monkspiel" (Pinky - 2015) again and says we were the better team with "a lot of good moments". |
GM Sounds utterly despondent on Radio Wales  | | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:34 - Dec 5 with 2703 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:30 - Dec 5 by shandyjack |
you thought Wayne and Bartley played reasonably well FME |
Bartley actually put in a fair few saving tackles on Vardi during that game.
Ok he gave away a corner that led to a goal, but that does not make him to blame for a reall poorly defended corner.
He was actually more controlled on the ball than Ash who looked really nervous and indecisive most of the game.
Wayne beat the defenders and put in crosses, but Mr Gomis was never on the end of them and Ayew was on the other wing. But what do you expect from Wayne?
I did not say he played Well, only reasonably well. [Post edited 5 Dec 2015 17:38]
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:37 - Dec 5 with 2646 views | perchrockjack |
I cannot see how anyone could possibly see anything positive in that.
Rout ledge has been a very lucky lad earning massive money under false pretences.utter dogshite .
It doesn't help when fans not only fail to acknowledge such performances but actually encourage them by posting such pitiful garbage.
We need several players dumping if possible.
We need a fearless man with no hang ups and one above all who can coach and motivate.
If pos ,bring dyer back. Source a wide man , loan deal even but rout ledge is way past a joke | |
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:37 - Dec 5 with 2644 views | shandyjack |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:34 - Dec 5 by A_Fans_Dad |
Bartley actually put in a fair few saving tackles on Vardi during that game.
Ok he gave away a corner that led to a goal, but that does not make him to blame for a reall poorly defended corner.
He was actually more controlled on the ball than Ash who looked really nervous and indecisive most of the game.
Wayne beat the defenders and put in crosses, but Mr Gomis was never on the end of them and Ayew was on the other wing. But what do you expect from Wayne?
I did not say he played Well, only reasonably well. [Post edited 5 Dec 2015 17:38]
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watched a different game to me, thought he was run ragged by Vardy, who could have scored 2/3 with better finishing | |
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:39 - Dec 5 with 2606 views | lidojack |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:34 - Dec 5 by A_Fans_Dad |
Bartley actually put in a fair few saving tackles on Vardi during that game.
Ok he gave away a corner that led to a goal, but that does not make him to blame for a reall poorly defended corner.
He was actually more controlled on the ball than Ash who looked really nervous and indecisive most of the game.
Wayne beat the defenders and put in crosses, but Mr Gomis was never on the end of them and Ayew was on the other wing. But what do you expect from Wayne?
I did not say he played Well, only reasonably well. [Post edited 5 Dec 2015 17:38]
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That's because he was two yards of Vardy at any given moment. All the chances Vardy missed were due to Bartley's positional ineptitude. |  | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:40 - Dec 5 with 2588 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:37 - Dec 5 by shandyjack |
watched a different game to me, thought he was run ragged by Vardy, who could have scored 2/3 with better finishing |
Of course he was run ragged by Vardy, every Defender in the Prem he has played against has also been run ragged and he has scored in every game except this one. | | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:40 - Dec 5 with 2586 views | lovejuicejack |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:34 - Dec 5 by A_Fans_Dad |
Bartley actually put in a fair few saving tackles on Vardi during that game.
Ok he gave away a corner that led to a goal, but that does not make him to blame for a reall poorly defended corner.
He was actually more controlled on the ball than Ash who looked really nervous and indecisive most of the game.
Wayne beat the defenders and put in crosses, but Mr Gomis was never on the end of them and Ayew was on the other wing. But what do you expect from Wayne?
I did not say he played Well, only reasonably well. [Post edited 5 Dec 2015 17:38]
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Yes it does make him to blame for a poorly defended corner, he was supposed to be defending it. Fook my eyes you need to read what your typing |  | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:42 - Dec 5 with 2572 views | shandyjack |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:40 - Dec 5 by A_Fans_Dad |
Of course he was run ragged by Vardy, every Defender in the Prem he has played against has also been run ragged and he has scored in every game except this one. |
make your mind up, did he play well or was he run ragged? | |
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:42 - Dec 5 with 2562 views | LeonisGod |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:28 - Dec 5 by A_Fans_Dad |
I know this will go against the current anger & disappointment at such a poor result but I thought apart from Ki & Gomis the rest of the team played reasonably well.
However whoever decided to move the backline up to try and catch Vardy & Mahrez Offside was Naive beyond belief.
They have shown in game after game that they can break the offside trap and even when the trap did work the linesman did not give it and Mahrez scored.
So as well as poor defensive nouse we also had no luck either, Mahrez's first goal he new nothing about and either came off his hand or hip, his second was offside.
Whereas Ki hit the bar and Gylfi hit the post.
On top of that they were allowed to out muscle and foul us all over the field and that led to losing the ball and those counter attacks. Even so they still accumulated 19 fouls to our 3, but we both got 2 yellow cards.
Where is our player's determination, we did not shoulder barge anybody off the ball when they were attacking?
At least the substitutions put more life in the attacks. |
Blimey. That's not the game I saw. Leon battled terrier-like. Apart from that we we're jittery and very static. Gomis and Ayew may as well not have been on the pitch, no movement in the final third. So Leon & Ki had nowhere to go. And our back 'line' was all over the place. We hit the woodwork a couple of times but would have been very fortunate to get anything out of that. |  | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:54 - Dec 5 with 2409 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:37 - Dec 5 by perchrockjack |
I cannot see how anyone could possibly see anything positive in that.
Rout ledge has been a very lucky lad earning massive money under false pretences.utter dogshite .
It doesn't help when fans not only fail to acknowledge such performances but actually encourage them by posting such pitiful garbage.
We need several players dumping if possible.
We need a fearless man with no hang ups and one above all who can coach and motivate.
If pos ,bring dyer back. Source a wide man , loan deal even but rout ledge is way past a joke |
Well it's obviously Wayne Routledges fault. I don't know why Garry persists with him I really don't ....... |  |
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 17:59 - Dec 5 with 2355 views | RockAndBaconRoll |
Monk in a job he should never have been put in in the first place.
This isn't the conference, its the premier league, you don't take chances through some misplaced sense of loyalty. You are not capable of managing a premier league team just because you've got most of your badges. You wouldn't let a Doctor do heart surgery because he's got some A Levels FFS
Monk out and now - experience next please Board. Rodgers, Moyes, be adventurous and talk to Ancelotti (i know, i know, never going to happen) but a change tonight. |  | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:18 - Dec 5 with 2203 views | CaliforniaJack |
I would love to see the Dutch Management Dream team installed (Bergkamp/Bodde) | | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:24 - Dec 5 with 2151 views | PozuelosSideys |
We could have had no complaints if we had lost that game by 5 or 6.
I have never seen our defensive game look so poor - how many games is that we've conceded from corners/set pieces this season?
Midfield? Meh, when the ball isnt being booted over their heads, they dont seem able to pass to anyone other than to the opposition or straight out of play.
Strikers? Do we have any?
Monk, thanks.. but time to take your paternity leave and let somebody else try and stop the slide. |  |
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:30 - Dec 5 with 2106 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:24 - Dec 5 by PozuelosSideys |
We could have had no complaints if we had lost that game by 5 or 6.
I have never seen our defensive game look so poor - how many games is that we've conceded from corners/set pieces this season?
Midfield? Meh, when the ball isnt being booted over their heads, they dont seem able to pass to anyone other than to the opposition or straight out of play.
Strikers? Do we have any?
Monk, thanks.. but time to take your paternity leave and let somebody else try and stop the slide. |
No we don't currently have any "Strikers".
But you do Leon a disservice, he hardly gave the ball away at all with his passing.
It wasn't just the Mid that was giving it away either, Ash didn't do us many favours with his passing. | | | |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:35 - Dec 5 with 2047 views | PozuelosSideys |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:30 - Dec 5 by A_Fans_Dad |
No we don't currently have any "Strikers".
But you do Leon a disservice, he hardly gave the ball away at all with his passing.
It wasn't just the Mid that was giving it away either, Ash didn't do us many favours with his passing. |
Leon played better than anyone else in the side for the time he was on the field, but he gave the ball away often as well. Blame him or blame the lack of other players showing for a pass. Fact is, not a single player or member of teh coaching staff comes out of that game with any credit whatsoever. They all need a long hard look at themselves because that was shocking. | |
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:37 - Dec 5 with 2004 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:30 - Dec 5 by A_Fans_Dad |
No we don't currently have any "Strikers".
But you do Leon a disservice, he hardly gave the ball away at all with his passing.
It wasn't just the Mid that was giving it away either, Ash didn't do us many favours with his passing. |
We have two strikers who scored 7 goals between them in the first four games this season. We seem to have lost any semblance of a midfield though.......... | |
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:42 - Dec 5 with 1960 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:37 - Dec 5 by Brynmill_Jack |
We have two strikers who scored 7 goals between them in the first four games this season. We seem to have lost any semblance of a midfield though.......... |
So Gomis didn't fluff 3 more chances, including yet another one on one with the Goal Keeper then?
Who is the second "Striker"? [Post edited 5 Dec 2015 18:42]
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| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:52 - Dec 5 with 1906 views | Edmundo |
| The Official Swansea City v Leicester City Matchday Thread on 18:35 - Dec 5 by PozuelosSideys |
Leon played better than anyone else in the side for the time he was on the field, but he gave the ball away often as well. Blame him or blame the lack of other players showing for a pass. Fact is, not a single player or member of teh coaching staff comes out of that game with any credit whatsoever. They all need a long hard look at themselves because that was shocking. |
I've sat on the fence about Monk and the team recently, but today swung me to the Monk out brigade.
I hope we've already produced a short list of successors to Monk! |  |
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