Sat Apr 06, 2013 4:29 am
Paxman wrote:El Tel wrote:Paxman wrote:El Tel wrote:I concur they are both mediocre top league sides.
Mediocre means not very good. That would also be incorrect.
They are both mid range clubs for the league they are in, 9th out of 20 is better than average but by no stretch of the imagination could they be described as top sides.
My mistake as what i meant to say is their current form is shit. 5 losses out of their last 7 games.
Swansea can't buy a win!!!!!!
I don't understand. What has Swansea's form got to do with Udinese?
Sat Apr 06, 2013 4:39 am
El Tel wrote:Paxman wrote:El Tel wrote:Paxman wrote:El Tel wrote:I concur they are both mediocre top league sides.
Mediocre means not very good. That would also be incorrect.
They are both mid range clubs for the league they are in, 9th out of 20 is better than average but by no stretch of the imagination could they be described as top sides.
My mistake as what i meant to say is their current form is shit. 5 losses out of their last 7 games.
Swansea can't buy a win!!!!!!
I don't understand. What has Swansea's form got to do with Udinese?
I thought your shift as a Security Man finished about now.
Sat Apr 06, 2013 5:41 am
Sat Apr 06, 2013 7:36 am
El Tel wrote:Oh, it has finished now and you're either driving home or you've gone to bed.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 2:08 pm
Sun Apr 07, 2013 6:55 pm
bloo wrote:The way I see it is, if you can average 12 points from every block of 10 games you will stay in this league. You might get a purple patch which could be vital come May, but the long unbeaten runs are rare outside the top 6.
Drawing games (especially away from home) is no disaster, it does more good than bad, all about keeping the points total ticking over. Keeping out of that bottom 8 around christmas is also a good sign, as it's easy to get sucked into the bottom 5 at the business end of the season.
One thing Malky will have to do is rotate players. It's a demanding league and if one or two players are not 100% you do not risk them as they get found out quickly, especially with the pace teams have at this level. That's where Malky will earn his corn, how he keeps players fresh and above all happy to wear the shirt. It's a squad mentality he has to drum in and not about the first 11.
As for us, well I guess the final and getting safety has bookended our season, the last few games since the final have been up and down - Newcastle a scrappy win, WBA - very unlucky with the disallowed goal, Arsenal - outplayed us, Spurs -2 great goals even though they hung on for dear life 2nd half, Norwich - scrappy and a fair result although fatty Holt should have walked for that stamp on Chico Flores.
Where do you think you will strengthen and who do you think he will leave go? Personally I think you need another forward, maybe a proven one from a top euro league (a Michu type) and a Britton type in front of the back 4 to break up play.