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Thread | Bellers
by Kilkennyjack at 20:51 20 Nov 2024
Fair play, getting the best out of the boys.
He loves the job so hopefully the Premier League clubs do not come knocking his door.
Conducts himself so well and has that real passion for the game.
He is going to get Ampadu, Brooks, and Moore back at some point.
After we win the next world cup, he might want to follow the Tosh west to lead the best club in Cymru. |
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Thread | Last nights frost
by Boundy at 09:40 20 Nov 2024
Finally finished off the last of my summer bedding plants ,which for me is a record ,I'm normally pulling up the dead in October , Global warming has its benefits although looking out the window watching the snow falling its not so warm right now. |
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Thread | Thomas Cashman .Appeal
by onehunglow at 09:19 20 Nov 2024
Another one .
Quite why wasn’t he given a whole life ?
Just imagine appealing for that piece of scum |
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Thread | Luton tickets should be out today.
by Swans9 at 06:31 20 Nov 2024
I booked a hotel for Fri and Sat I leave for Luton after work on the Fri. Train a bit steep but what can you do. I think we will be close to selling out at Luton. Don't know why they scrap pay on the day at closer fixtures. Something to look forward to when your waiting for the car to defrost. |
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Thread | Battle Bots
by max936 at 18:01 19 Nov 2024
On ITV4 anyone watch this load of Yankee dross, dear me mun, what time is Corrie on for god sake ?. |
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Thread | Swansea U21 3 v 3 Brentford U21 ...
by theloneranger at 10:22 19 Nov 2024
"Three second-half goals from Swansea City Under-21s salvaged a point against their Brentford counterparts in their Professional Development League clash on Monday Evening.
Former Swan Iwan Morgan made no mistake to open the scoring within the first two minutes of the game with a top-corner strike, then the Bees doubled their advantage just before the break thanks to Kyreece Lisbie.
The Swans came out fighting in the second period with two quick-fire goals from Morgan Bates - his first at under-21 level - and Sammy Henia-Kamau.
Brentford regained the lead through substitute Caelan Avenall beyond the hour mark, but Swansea fought back and clinched a third goal with a wonderful strike from Ben Lloyd.
Aimar Govea and Glory Nzingo missed out due to representing Ecuador and the Republic of Ireland respectively this international break.
Meanwhile, Morgan Bates made his first start for the upper age-group alongside his brother, Mitchell Bates.
The visitors had an early chance within the first few minutes. The move, started by Morgan, found Ashley Hay from close-range but volleyed his shot well over.
But the breakthrough came less than 30 seconds later when Morgan lofted the ball from outside of the box over Ben Hughes in the Swansea goal.
Brentford had the better of the game afterwards, Richard Faakye and Iestyn Jones both making crucial clearances to prevent a second goal.
Morgan almost had his second of the evening after chipping a volley wide after a scramble of headers in the box fell to the Welshman’s feet.
Swansea started to press forward, and a nice team play from Faakye, Zac Jeanes and Morgan Bates looked to create a clear-cut chance, but the referee raised the offside flag.
The Bees continued to threaten through Morgan, forcing Jeanes to block his powerful shot well from six yards before Hughes made an impressive one-handed save to deny Morgan yet again.
Henia-Kamau went close to getting an equaliser, weaving his way through the visiting defence only for the Bees' keeper Reggie Rose to come out and collect.
Straight down the other end before the break, the visitors doubled their lead through Lisbie after a fast-paced team move was finished off into the bottom corner.
The opening stages were even with both sides exchanging chances. But the Swans showed spirit to react with two quick-fire goals to level.
And it was Morgan Bates with his first goal for the under-21s on his first start, the 18-year-old, pick out by Jeanes, made two smooth touches before smashing the ball into the back of the net.
Henia-Kamau grabbed the Swans' second moments later with a tap-in from inside the six-yard box.
But the scoreline was not level for long as substitute Avenall made an immediate impact from the bench to net Brentford’s third from close range.
Kyrell Wilson also looked to grab a goal from off the bench when Morgan Bates’ cross fell into the path of Wilson, but it was sent over the bar.
Wilson caused trouble for the visitors again after a mazy run down the middle, but his final touch was deflected out for a corner, which came to nothing.
In the closing stages, Faakye won a free-kick in a dangerous position. Substitute Josh Pescatore - who's scored two from two set pieces this campaign - took it short to Lloyd and the Welshman smashes it home to level the proceedings once again and salvage a point for his side."
Swansea City Under-21s: Ben Hughes, Arthur Parker, Sebastian Dabrowski, Jacob Cook (Josh Pescatore 75), Richard Faakye, Iestyn Jones, Zac Jeanes (Kyrell Wilson 65), Mitchell Bates (captain), Sammy Henia-Kamau, Morgan Bates, Ben Lloyd.
Substitutes: Evan Watts, Callum Deacon, Brogan Popham.
https://www.swanseacity.com/news/report-swansea-city-u21s-3-brentford-u21s-3 |
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Thread | This Leeds game
by onehunglow at 12:12 18 Nov 2024
Can’t. Ome quick enough
What with our national team in rugby humiliating us all and all this internecine bitching ,it’s glum times .
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Thread | Best Sunday carvery
by builthjack at 18:29 17 Nov 2024
Around Swansea, or Swansea Valley, or Llandeilo to Swansea.
Hit me with it.
It has to be good. |
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Thread | The Darts.
by lifelong at 15:31 17 Nov 2024
Unbelievable standard from Littler and Anderson. |
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Thread | Wales u19 look a strong group.
by ReslovenSwan1 at 14:24 17 Nov 2024
They will come second in their group haven beaten Scotland. The group is France Scotland Wales Lichtenstein.
Wales lost 2-1 to France and face them a tough game. There have been some to kings in the past varying from 8-0 to 4-0 etc so this was a good effort.
Swansea players in this group would have been Margetson who was injured. Iwan Morgan dis not make the squad.
The French manager said this
Jean-Luc Vannuchi: "We started on the flat and we're attacking the mountain, we got over one today that wasn't easy, a very good Wales team that gave us a hard time. They were better in the first half, we were much better in the second and that's the main thing, because we had to win. That's not enough to qualify, we'll need a result against Scotland. A draw is enough but we're not going to play for it, we'll have to play a big game. We were tossed around in the first half, they logically opened the scoring but we were lucky to come back quickly. Above all, we were much more impenetrable in the second half, we decided to let them have the ball and be solid and united. We managed to get ahead of them and we even had chances to widen the gap but we didn't do it and in the end, there was a dangerous set piece in stoppage time. It was a close call, I said it wouldn't be an easy first round. Now we need one last positive result to finish the job" |
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Thread | Swansea. V Leeds Ticket Update
by builthjack at 12:52 17 Nov 2024
Around 3,200 tickets remain unsold with a week to go.
Leeds have sold all 1,981 and undoubtably will have another 1000 or so spread around the ground.
Let’s sell this game out and get behind the team.
Sunday 24th November. 3.00pm
A great day out for any Swans fan.
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Thread | Manchester Airport Police attack
by raynor94 at 10:00 17 Nov 2024
After 4 months of CPS inactivity Nigel Farage is mounting a private prosecution on the brothers.
Good on him! Justice must be served on these two |
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