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They were that poor they managed to score against us. Just imagine if we had a long list of injured players on the bench as they had last night.

In all honesty would any amongst us dared to make a statement like that, and does it go to show what a good coach we have at this moment in time at the club.

Ward has been with us for just over a week and Vitor is building his fitness up from the subs bench. Who's to say Ward will start v Blackburn,

As far as our recruitment policy is concerned, take away the attitude from those players and their agents who feel they are too good to sign for a side like the Swans, the financial side of all transfers, permanent or loan, depends on having the finance to complete such a deal. Are we capable...

Rhian Brewster did a good job for us and commanded a large fee when he moved from Liverpool to Sheffield United but a number of injuries ruled him out for long periods

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cvg9gk2rj43o Reading were taken over last May and didn't they receive a sizeable sum off Wrexham for Sam Smith.

Seen a few Newport games on the tv and went to see them playing at Colchester before Xmas. Ben Lloyd is a classic example of a youngster who has been left playing academy football for too long while County are a mess apart from on loan Braybrook from Leicester and at the moment are cast iron...

Cooper had the benefit of two seasons of Para payments and brought in the likes of Gyokeres, Kasey Palmer, Latibeaudiere, while Whittaker failed to be utilised not only by Cooper but also by Russell Martin. Martin brought some beauts to the club-Rhys Williams, Christie, Burns, Sorinola, Okoflex...

Clucus proved at Stoke that he wasn't a bad player and you can blame the dumb head coach we had at the time in selecting Clucus in almost every position apart from in goal.

For some I could be classed as a moderate happy clapper, a mid-septuagenarian who has witnessed the ups and down of the football club since 1961 but for the life of me I am struggling to come to terms following criticism of our new head coach. For a club that is in the bottom percentile of cash...

Experience in a squad is a necessity if you want to bring through young professionals but that experience comes at a price. Jay will rarely be one of the first names on the team sheet but will be called upon when the fixtures are congested. As has been mentioned there is no doubt he has been...

You have missed out Widell - getting better and better in every game, doesn't shy away from a tackle and not far off from being a regular starter.

There's going to come a time when Inoussa will realise that he only needs to beat his man once and deliver a cross rather than stop / turn back and try to beat him again, and when he does we will have a very useful / dangerous wide midfielder in our squad.

I find it hard to believe that we are aiming for Cat 1 when over a period of time there has been no teamsheets, a broken PA system and last weekend v Wolves the kick off was suspended because there was no mandatory ambulance present.

Thought Inoussa had one of his better games today and if Idah had been more aware of getting in front of his opponent Inoussa's cross would have been converted for the equalising goal. Galbraith was outstanding yesterday giving Sorba very little room and if he had stayed in the f/back position...

Can anybody tell me why the Ospreys can't apply to join the English rugby pyramid. If the Ospreys become the region to miss out why should the WRU try to block a move to England.

To be fair to Tony Mowbray he has had an excellent reputation in the game and after his illness when in charge of WBA would he be that interested in coming to a club like the Swans and put his health in danger once again. Stay well away Tony.

If we continue playing as we have been doing we will be relegated. We have gone from a team that started the season well and we have been sliding down the table since September. Ronald's inability to beat his man and send the defence splitting passes into the danger zone has gone missing and...

As a defensive central midfielder Fulton did his job last night in the first half and it enabled Galbraith to play further up the pitch. The capitulation in the second half wasn't down to one man it was more of a collection of players who were unable to keep control of the ball in the opponents...

He's struggling to deliver from the right wing, he fails to get to the by-line, his crosses invariably hit the first opponent, think its time to try him at right full back, what have we got lose?