Something has to give.

tango94 said:
Good preview of today's game from Wales On Line.
"Blackpool's approach to away games has been terrifyingly effective."

www.walesonline.co.uk

Something has to give as Swans' feel-good factor about to be tested

Swansea City are back after the international break and welcome a Blackpool side brimming with confidence on the road
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"But since that 1-0 win against Huddersfield two months ago the Swans have gone from strength to strength. They have won four consecutive home games for the first time in two and a half years and for the most part they have looked dominant in these games.

In the victories over Huddersfield, Cardiff, West Brom and Peterborough the Swans scored nine goals and conceded just one. Russell Martin’s men averaged 65 per cent possession and conceded a total of just 10 shots on target across all four fixtures.

Swansea have looked incredibly comfortable at home recently and there seems to be a confidence and assuredness when they play in front of their own fans."

Tough game today.
 
Will be nice to play a possession team again. Tends to play to our strength of fast counter attack.

We struggle against thuggish long ball teams.
 
I had Swansea down as a top four side this year, it's taken them a while to get going, but I think big test today. Looking forward to this game might be one of those classica
 
If Russel Martin's MK Dons team were anything to go by I expect Yates and co to be pressing relentlessly, as his teams often go to ridiculous lengths not to play a long ball. IIRC we won at MK last year because Yates nicked the ball of their defender as they were overplaying it.
 
voyeur said:
"But since that 1-0 win against Huddersfield two months ago the Swans have gone from strength to strength. They have won four consecutive home games for the first time in two and a half years and for the most part they have looked dominant in these games.

In the victories over Huddersfield, Cardiff, West Brom and Peterborough the Swans scored nine goals and conceded just one. Russell Martin’s men averaged 65 per cent possession and conceded a total of just 10 shots on target across all four fixtures.

Swansea have looked incredibly comfortable at home recently and there seems to be a confidence and assuredness when they play in front of their own fans."

Tough game today.
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Very well balanced read for a change. Bit of a wake up call. Agree, very tough game.
 
yeah good read, better than that last one which didn't actually mention us. Once again, it's another tough game and we'll do well to come away with anything. There again, I could say that about any game in this division.
 
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