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the official swans v villa matchday thread on 20:26 - Dec 26 by monmouth
3 points from fifth and four from fourth. Tough watch today, but so many times we would have blown it. Vorm in goal and we lose that, never mind win. We will get more luck in 2015 so ride the wave boys and girls, ride the wave. Can't believe anyone is still thinking of relegation now. Today killed any chance of that. Free shot at scousepool now. Even if we get creamed it's been a wonderful first half season.
I wasn't thinking of relegation before the season started, let alone after getting 28 points in less than half a season.
the official swans v villa matchday thread on 17:52 - Dec 26 by bluenile
Bizarre?????????????????????? Wtf??????????
Do you know anything about football, beyond from the fact it is played between 2 teams using a little bouncy ball?
Siggy's free kick was directed straight at the keeper, who made a little shimmy leaving himself flat footed whereafter the ball sailed directly over the top of his head.
The keeper in effect dummied himself, and that is pretty bizarre.
the official swans v villa matchday thread on 08:26 - Dec 27 by Shaky
Do you know anything about football, beyond from the fact it is played between 2 teams using a little bouncy ball?
Siggy's free kick was directed straight at the keeper, who made a little shimmy leaving himself flat footed whereafter the ball sailed directly over the top of his head.
The keeper in effect dummied himself, and that is pretty bizarre.
the official swans v villa matchday thread on 08:48 - Dec 27 by Shaky
If anything Bony's aherm intervention improved the keeper's view.
Ah, now I understand why players practice that in training and break away from the wall for example, as the kick is taken - it's to give the keeper a better view - how very sporting.
the official swans v villa matchday thread on 08:53 - Dec 27 by longlostjack
Ah, now I understand why players practice that in training and break away from the wall for example, as the kick is taken - it's to give the keeper a better view - how very sporting.
the official swans v villa matchday thread on 17:11 - Dec 26 by Starsky
That was one of my first games too.. But it was 1970/71. Chico Hamilton, pat mcmahon, Andy Lockhead, Bruce Rioch, Charlie Aitken etc. A team quite well known for a 3rd division side.
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That Chico Hamilton, bet he was a diving bar steward
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the official swans v villa matchday thread on 12:08 - Dec 27 with 1903 views
the official swans v villa matchday thread on 20:39 - Dec 26 by SgorioFruit
Yep your right Starsky mate. Up until now I just keep thinking 40 points 40 points 40 points 40 points. That's not me being negative just the over cautious side of me.
I already know we safe. I will look up that table now and be more positive.
Good lad... Now don't forget to buy a cheapo lappy and you're sorted.
It's just the internet, init.
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the official swans v villa matchday thread on 12:18 - Dec 27 with 1873 views
the official swans v villa matchday thread on 12:08 - Dec 27 by Starsky
You've got a thing about Chicos ...
Quite exotic back then to have a nickname like Chico. Wasn't his real name Alan or something? I was at that game too. Goggle eyed at the size of the crowd. Remember that baldy sod up front (was that Lochhead?); didn't he score?
Long time ago, lovely hazy memories, and fantastic and unbelievable that we now have the upper hand.
the official swans v villa matchday thread on 12:18 - Dec 27 by monmouth
Quite exotic back then to have a nickname like Chico. Wasn't his real name Alan or something? I was at that game too. Goggle eyed at the size of the crowd. Remember that baldy sod up front (was that Lochhead?); didn't he score?
Long time ago, lovely hazy memories, and fantastic and unbelievable that we now have the upper hand.
The reason they became well known was they reached the league cuP final against Spurs in 1972.
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