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Reply | Seelt
at 12:18 14 Oct 2026
That block was superb, but again caused by Vigs and Cabango tapping the ball about and passing to players under pressure. We got away with it last night, but we won't against the top teams. It's an accident waiting to happen. |
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Reply | Millwall v Swansea City: Match Thread
at 22:50 13 Oct 2026
Welsh has played there before. Seelt if fit with Cabango in the center of the defence. Tymon v Bowen on the flank in the best match up of the season. |
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Reply | Championship weekend.
at 22:16 13 Oct 2026
Preston at home Saturday, so Parky will keep his job a bit longer. A bit longer. |
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Reply | Millwall v Swansea City: Match Thread
at 22:14 13 Oct 2026
RFC indeed, but none of them can kick to touch like Vigouroux! Not just straight into touch, but into the stand to prevent the quick throw in. Biggar-oux indeed. |
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Reply | Andy Burnham
at 19:04 13 Oct 2026
He's only concerned about votes! |
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Reply | Championship weekend.
at 19:03 13 Oct 2026
Great line up tonight. Millwall v championship table toppers Swansea City while 4th placed Stoke face 2nd placed Middlesboro. Wrexham v West Brom will have top 8 implications as well. A good nights viewing. |
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Reply | Millwall v Swansea City: Match Thread
at 18:51 13 Oct 2026
I think it's half an eye on Lissah getting a card and missing Saturday. That means Seelt starting on Saturday, so he needs some game time. |
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Reply | Man City Guilty of Financial Irregularities
at 13:34 13 Oct 2026
I'd go for 40 points for each of the next 3 seasons. Basically no european football for them and it makes the relegation battle more interesting. The downside is that the top of the table just becomes a procession for Arsenal, and that isn't good for the Premier League. Indeed, it is hard to know what the Premier League can do without shooting itself in the foot.
Before all that, we have to see what happens with their appeal. |
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Reply | Andy Burnham
at 00:25 13 Oct 2026
Wait until you see his speech on RAF Fairford and blaming the IRGC today. Sitting next to him was Miliband, who just gave the IRGC £88million from our defence budget. You can't make it up! |
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Reply | Millwall v Swansea City: Match Thread
at 20:48 12 Oct 2026
I'll go 2-3. Millwall are very physical and those long throws will cause problems. However, their defence has more holes than a Swiss cheese! |
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Reply | That Header
at 12:34 12 Oct 2026
I thought this was about Toshack's header against Chesterfield! |
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Reply | Championship weekend.
at 22:21 11 Oct 2026
... said all the Wrexham fans on 10th September! Don't speak too soon Keith! |
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Reply | Championship weekend.
at 14:46 11 Oct 2026
Agreed 100%. Add in QPR, Birmingham City, Wrexham, Millwall, WBA and Bristol City. All of those plus the Swans plus the 4 you mention would will be disappointed if they miss out on the top 8 play-offs. It's a great league. [Post edited 11 Oct 16:30]
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Reply | Perhaps the most encouraging thing so far
at 14:41 11 Oct 2026
I think that applies to every team. Momentum swings in games and both sides have their moments. The good news for us is that we are not conceding when the other team are in the ascendency, other than Southampton. We must note that Southampton would be 3rd in the table without the points deduction and are a high quality side.
I think Watford is the game where we won at a canter, rather than grinding it out. It's the Swansea way to grind things out and we don't often click for 90 minutes to win 4-0 or 5-0. Swans fans have the shortest fingernails in football. Fact! (OK, made up)
The next 3 games will tell us where we are at. Millwall just had their first win in 4 games and they really grind things out. They've had to with their injury list. I am so looking forward to Josh Tymon v Bowen next Saturday. Already sold out I believe. Then it's QPR away. Could we click then and win 5-0? It's been done before! |
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