| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days 05:53 - Aug 16 with 13484 views | SPboy |
Whatever anyone thinks about Siggy he has played his part in some of the best away days of recent years during his 2 spells with us.
Especially the away day goals that will always remain in my memory, some
of the best away days ever:
-Fulham away 0-3 masterclass, the most complete performance I have ever witnessed by a Swansea side
-Wigan away , kept us safe & condemned Wigan
-WBA away - goals in the snow & the orange jerseys
-Villa Park - what a free kick
-Old Trafford - first ever league win, set up Ki then scored the winning goal -
not the start Van Gaal was expecting
-Anfield - the winning goal & history our first league win
-Old Trafford free kick, vital draw last season
Probably many more, these are just the games that I went to that I can remember
Not to mention the goals at home especially v Arsenal, Villa ... never missed a penalty either |  | | |  |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 06:03 - Aug 16 with 7552 views | SwansNZ |
He's a very good player, no doubt about it.
Not worth £45 million, but if someone wants to pay that, then great for us. |  |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 07:28 - Aug 16 with 7444 views | Whiterockin |
Thanks for the good times.
Thanks for the money.
Now shut the door on the way out. |  | | |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 07:50 - Aug 16 with 7376 views | AngelRangelQS |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 06:03 - Aug 16 by SwansNZ |
He's a very good player, no doubt about it.
Not worth £45 million, but if someone wants to pay that, then great for us. |
Not worth £45m? Yet been pretty much the reason we've bagged £100m in each of the last two seasons. Given the market, £45m is probably about right |  | | |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:15 - Aug 16 with 7323 views | Yossarian |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 07:50 - Aug 16 by AngelRangelQS |
Not worth £45m? Yet been pretty much the reason we've bagged £100m in each of the last two seasons. Given the market, £45m is probably about right |
Absolutely. If anyone thinks we would have survived without Siggy is having a laugh. He saved us vital points with his set pieces (think of Old Trafford last season for starters) and his character and determination galvanised some of the flimsier characters in the squad. As yet another from the good times leaves, the numbers who knew of our rise, what it took to get to the EPL and survive, gets smaller. Apart from the loss of his ability, there is the question of the strength of character of this squad- those who won't quit when the going gets tough. That's my biggest worry now- thanks to Jenkins we recruit journeymen from abroad rather than young, hungry players from the lower leagues who got us here in the first place. It should be a vital part of our template for continuing success- but, apart from Alfie, it seems to have been lost. |  |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:19 - Aug 16 with 7300 views | SwansNZ |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:15 - Aug 16 by Yossarian |
Absolutely. If anyone thinks we would have survived without Siggy is having a laugh. He saved us vital points with his set pieces (think of Old Trafford last season for starters) and his character and determination galvanised some of the flimsier characters in the squad. As yet another from the good times leaves, the numbers who knew of our rise, what it took to get to the EPL and survive, gets smaller. Apart from the loss of his ability, there is the question of the strength of character of this squad- those who won't quit when the going gets tough. That's my biggest worry now- thanks to Jenkins we recruit journeymen from abroad rather than young, hungry players from the lower leagues who got us here in the first place. It should be a vital part of our template for continuing success- but, apart from Alfie, it seems to have been lost. |
Gylfi had feck all to do with us getting to the PL | |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:22 - Aug 16 with 7287 views | SwansNZ |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 07:50 - Aug 16 by AngelRangelQS |
Not worth £45m? Yet been pretty much the reason we've bagged £100m in each of the last two seasons. Given the market, £45m is probably about right |
His contribution to our survival was vital, but as a player, I'd not value him at £45 million. Everton obviously think he is, and that's all the matters. | |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:23 - Aug 16 with 7280 views | Sheffieldjack |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:19 - Aug 16 by SwansNZ |
Gylfi had feck all to do with us getting to the PL |
He's had something to do with us staying in it though...... |  | | |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:25 - Aug 16 with 7270 views | SwansNZ |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:23 - Aug 16 by Sheffieldjack |
He's had something to do with us staying in it though...... |
Of course he did | |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:28 - Aug 16 with 7250 views | Private_Partz |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:15 - Aug 16 by Yossarian |
Absolutely. If anyone thinks we would have survived without Siggy is having a laugh. He saved us vital points with his set pieces (think of Old Trafford last season for starters) and his character and determination galvanised some of the flimsier characters in the squad. As yet another from the good times leaves, the numbers who knew of our rise, what it took to get to the EPL and survive, gets smaller. Apart from the loss of his ability, there is the question of the strength of character of this squad- those who won't quit when the going gets tough. That's my biggest worry now- thanks to Jenkins we recruit journeymen from abroad rather than young, hungry players from the lower leagues who got us here in the first place. It should be a vital part of our template for continuing success- but, apart from Alfie, it seems to have been lost. |
I would prefer young hungry players from abroad than ditto from our lower leagues. All that will do is bolster the u23 side. Alfie Mawson is a rarity.
Our success has been based on 26 yr olds who play in the top flights abroad.
The problem for me is I have serious doubts about Jenkins and the recruitment team finding that quality of even finding anyone regardless. |  |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:36 - Aug 16 with 7211 views | plasmarljack |
Siggy, A perfect professional and a real Gentleman. Don't think you would call him a leader or a dominant force but thanks very much for the memories Gylfi. Good luck at neverton,
Step up to the plate Rocke and make a name for yourself. | | | |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:44 - Aug 16 with 7156 views | Pegojack |
I've got to say I'm gutted, we can't afford to lose players of that class, but in the modern era where money talks, it was inevitable.
I have very little confidence in the club using the money well to bolster our league survival, and if it wasn't for the Clement factor, I'd say we were nailed on for relegation. As it is, I'd say it's 50/50. |  | | |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:48 - Aug 16 with 7129 views | FerrieBodde |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:44 - Aug 16 by Pegojack |
I've got to say I'm gutted, we can't afford to lose players of that class, but in the modern era where money talks, it was inevitable.
I have very little confidence in the club using the money well to bolster our league survival, and if it wasn't for the Clement factor, I'd say we were nailed on for relegation. As it is, I'd say it's 50/50. |
I agree wholeheartedly. Our current leadership can hardly be relied upon to invest the money, much less invest it in decent players ffs. |  | | |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:50 - Aug 16 with 7116 views | epaul |
Yes and the "professional " attitude he displayed once he'd been tapped up was commendable, fuk him and when he's fuked off he can fuk off some more, good luck siggy with your move to a "bigger" team, hope works out well like it has for all the others that have left for bigger and better |  |
| The hair and the beard have gone I am now conforming to society, tis a sad day
The b*stards are coming back though |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:53 - Aug 16 with 7103 views | Darran |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:50 - Aug 16 by epaul |
Yes and the "professional " attitude he displayed once he'd been tapped up was commendable, fuk him and when he's fuked off he can fuk off some more, good luck siggy with your move to a "bigger" team, hope works out well like it has for all the others that have left for bigger and better |
The perfect professional mind Paul.
I despair at many of our fans these days I really do.
Fuçk him I hope he rots on their bench. |  |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:58 - Aug 16 with 7074 views | pencoedjack |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:44 - Aug 16 by Pegojack |
I've got to say I'm gutted, we can't afford to lose players of that class, but in the modern era where money talks, it was inevitable.
I have very little confidence in the club using the money well to bolster our league survival, and if it wasn't for the Clement factor, I'd say we were nailed on for relegation. As it is, I'd say it's 50/50. |
I agree with all of this post |  | | |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 09:05 - Aug 16 with 7027 views | STID2017 |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:53 - Aug 16 by Darran |
The perfect professional mind Paul.
I despair at many of our fans these days I really do.
Fuçk him I hope he rots on their bench. |
Guaranteed you'd be along with your signature send off 
Personally I'm grateful for all he has done for us in the past, but the whole business has been badly handled over the summer |  |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 09:32 - Aug 16 with 6931 views | SPboy |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 08:50 - Aug 16 by epaul |
Yes and the "professional " attitude he displayed once he'd been tapped up was commendable, fuk him and when he's fuked off he can fuk off some more, good luck siggy with your move to a "bigger" team, hope works out well like it has for all the others that have left for bigger and better |
I hope he fails spectacularly too just like Sinclair & Bony, Everton ffs
Somehow I think he is better equipped than those. Some stats and what Pat Nevin thinks on BBC website ...
7 - Since his Premier League debut, Sigurdsson has scored more free-kicks than any other player
8 - Sigurdsson provided more assists last season from dead ball situations than any other player in the Premier League
34 - With 34 goals Sigurdsson is Swansea's top scorer in the Premier League
29 - With 29 assists Sigurdsson is Swansea's most prolific creator of goals in the Premier League
433 - Sigurdsson covered more distance (kilometres) in the Premier League than any other player last season
Former Everton and Scotland winger Pat Nevin on BBC Radio 5 live
"There's a few of us out there that think this guy's extra special and can give you that one thing, that one piece of class that you need to make yourself different from the rest.
"Sigurdsson gets a game wherever he goes and looks perfectly good in any team you put him in, he's a fabulous player and I think he single-handedly kept his club up last season." [Post edited 16 Aug 2017 10:13]
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 09:52 - Aug 16 with 6853 views | awayjack |
Yes made a huge contribution but we can be more dynamic if we replace him with right signings. See most of the pundits consigning us to relation without him. Clowns - I hope. |  | | |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 09:55 - Aug 16 with 6836 views | Johnw102 |
All the talk about him saving us last season, think people are forgetting the one real legend who was called back into the team and made it happen.
LEON LEON LEON |  |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 10:03 - Aug 16 with 6808 views | SPboy |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 09:52 - Aug 16 by awayjack |
Yes made a huge contribution but we can be more dynamic if we replace him with right signings. See most of the pundits consigning us to relation without him. Clowns - I hope. |
For a change I'm inclined to agree with them. I just can't see anything but a struggle. There was always a chance of a goal with Siggy on the field, he gave us that X factor until teams sussed him out and closed him down. We just haven't got the goals in our squad and we don't have enough (any ?)creativity | | | |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 10:04 - Aug 16 with 6805 views | AngelRangelQS |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 09:52 - Aug 16 by awayjack |
Yes made a huge contribution but we can be more dynamic if we replace him with right signings. See most of the pundits consigning us to relation without him. Clowns - I hope. |
That's the key though, isn't it.
IMO we need a better Fer and a better Routledge at the very least.
I'm a fan of Bony but not sure why we would go for him unless Llorente goes. | | | |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 10:08 - Aug 16 with 6782 views | DafyddHuw |
Who's gonna keep us up now that he's gone?
If we go down cos of no Gylfi, £45M is gonna look like peanuts.
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 10:12 - Aug 16 with 6757 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
Hubert's north of the border as we speak |  |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 10:21 - Aug 16 with 6707 views | raynor94 |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 10:03 - Aug 16 by SPboy |
For a change I'm inclined to agree with them. I just can't see anything but a struggle. There was always a chance of a goal with Siggy on the field, he gave us that X factor until teams sussed him out and closed him down. We just haven't got the goals in our squad and we don't have enough (any ?)creativity |
So one game in you are condemning us to struggle, before anyone has been brought in, let's at least wait until the window closes before writing the season off |  |
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| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 10:24 - Aug 16 with 6684 views | raynor94 |
| Goodbye Siggy - thank you for the days on 10:08 - Aug 16 by DafyddHuw |
Who's gonna keep us up now that he's gone?
If we go down cos of no Gylfi, £45M is gonna look like peanuts.
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But he didn't want to be here, and if it is £45 million, it's an excellent deal | |
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