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Are we any better than other supporters ?
Written by Andyconky on Friday, 30th Oct 2020 09:37

I've found Twitter recently rather than other social media platforms and really found myself questioning it?

Firstly I should say that everyone is entitled to an opinion as its exactly that, however I have had the audacity have a different opinion on Andre Ayew for example and also on Steve Cooper.

On Twitter the response sometimes is way out there. I'm never quite sure why my credentials as a Swans fan need to questioned or why people need to try and belittle people for a different viewpoint to theirs.

Is this just a case of people in general being braver from behind a keyboard, or maybe being provocative in the hope of gaining followers on their social media platform.

I for one love being able to get Swans information at a click from deepest darkest Yeovil but feel that comes at a price as people always seem to want to knock others who, like anyone actually involved at the club see the players every day and are professional people, and are probably far more informed that the rest of us.

We can all offer an opinion on team selection but we just don't know what's happened that week in terms of availability, injuries, different set up in terms of opposition, resting players or even god forbid their personal life. The reaction can be anything from 'strong selection' to 'he doesn't know what he's doing'.

Well that's the point 'he probably knows more than you or I.

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ReslovenSwan1 added 11:36 - Oct 30

The fans of Swansea city via the SCST are proposing to take the other owners of the club to court. This is disgraceful. The trust stated on many occasions that they did not want to sell their holding. They now wish to sell their entire holding as a matter of principle. They have been very badly managed with no strategy or philosophy. If they go ahead with the case the club will suffer and loca jobs will be lost. The Swansea fans the the SCST as a trade union not as owners. Not only are they not any better they are far worse on the current trajectory.

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