Players after the match

Whatever the result the players should acknowledge the fans. Presuming they have not had abuse shouted at them for the previous 90 minutes.
 
WLDTangerine said:
And yet for the first time he’s issued an apology on twitter for how he played!

I don’t remember him doing that after his other shite performances!
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what has that got to do with your first comment? You able to tell me the names of any other players who've come out and apolgised for a shit performance? Or is it more acase you just don't appreciate how good Bowler can be and that so far this season he's been the only player who looks like a threat even if he's not playing that well.
 
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The fact he publicly apologised for his performance suggests he thinks he's trying to carry the team somewhat, and to an extent he's right. That's a lot of pressure on one player. If he were to stay, watch the difference in his performances if we were to bring in someone like Morgan Rogers on the other wing.
 
BFC_53 said:
The fact he publicly apologised for his performance suggests he thinks he's trying to carry the team somewhat, and to an extent he's right. That's a lot of pressure on one player. If he were to stay, watch the difference in his performances if we were to bring in someone like Morgan Rogers on the other wing.
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Absolutely this. We are badly missing another quality winger on the other side and a striker both of who woukd take the pressure off Bowler and he would improve.
 
BFC_53 said:
The fact he publicly apologised for his performance suggests he thinks he's trying to carry the team somewhat, and to an extent he's right. That's a lot of pressure on one player. If he were to stay, watch the difference in his performances if we were to bring in someone like Morgan Rogers on the other wing.
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Unfortunately the reaction yesterday is not going to encourage him to want to stay. May as well go somewhere he’ll be appreciated.
 
BFC_53 said:
The fact he publicly apologised for his performance suggests he thinks he's trying to carry the team somewhat, and to an extent he's right. That's a lot of pressure on one player. If he were to stay, watch the difference in his performances if we were to bring in someone like Morgan Rogers on the other wing.
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Not just the pressure, but someone to ease off the marking of Josh
 
Larryknows said:
Absolutely this. We are badly missing another quality winger on the other side and a striker both of who woukd take the pressure off Bowler and he would improve.
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This, because most teams double up on Bowler.

Keshi is the best we have, I'm no fan of CJ, Lavery/Yates are not wingers and the jury is out on Corbeanu.
 
Someone in the West had a rare old go at JB when he was subbed. Came to where the water carrier was, just as a dad and his lad had seen enough and were heading for the exit. I was 20-30 yards away but it was obvious he wasn't offering to swap addresses for a Christmas card. JB to his credit didn't react to it, it would have been very easy to get into a bad situation.
 
CompleteControl said:
Whatever the comments about the match i cannot speak too highly about Marv, Fiorini and Corbs on how friendly they were to young fans ( and some older ones) after the match.
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Yes. I heard they helped out one old boy who didn’t know how to take a selfie 👍

That’s definitely going above and beyond.
 
CompleteControl said:
We senior citizens are not always up to speed on these new fangled smartphones.
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Nor very good at finding the exit from corporate hospitality either and wandering into the boardroom instead (like you do). Or so I heard.

At least when the nice lady asked him whether he was a Swansea director and did he fancy a canapé, he confessed he wasn’t and declined the generous offer - despite the temptation. And the man from security was very nice too apparently.

It’s all very heart warming I must say.
 
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