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Swansea looked like what they are; neat and tidy, good at retaining the ball, but with no real cutting edge. That's why they're having a poor season, not because they're a bunch of clowns falling about to get tonked by whoever's lucky enough to come up against them this week. The performance...

I agree, but as a stop-gap, defensive solidity is far more important. He didn't give me the fear yesterday.

Christ, that sentence triggers some fucking awful memories. Is Jonathan Panzo still a footballer by trade, by the way?

No difficult decisions for him, but he did nothing wrong.

EMC a level above. They were terrified of him. Grimes and Kitching very good. Not a vintage performance, and not a particularly enjoyable game to watch, but who cares. Swansea looked very good in the first half, but had no cutting edge.

Brilliant today.

They may want to look at the league table for possible clues to his decision.

Tough watch, but huge win. Half way and 51 points. Amazing.

That was a very tough watch. Until the goal, I was going to say that it was summed up by EMC smacking a goal bound shot straight at Rudoni. Still, ahead. It needs a significant improvement in the second half, though.

Quite an obscure one, but Garry Thompson's brother, Keith. Started with us, didn't do much, went to Spain, came back to us, didn't do much. Managed at least one goal, though, as he has the distinction of being the first substitute I ever saw score for us, v. West Ham. Also, Clarke-Harris.

Merry Christmas, Sky Blues!

Seally good, that.

Operation Sneeze on Ipswich.

People online like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis. You can't trust people online, Mikey.

That Wrexham result wasn't just the defence, though; we had two midfielders fit enough to start, one of whom was Allen, who isn't suited to that type of very physical game.

I haven't read the entire thread, but is anyone arguing we don't need more options out wide?

I think there's a crucial 'not' missing.

I prefer the one they were singing!

The best description of one of our players on here was, 'Brad Collins doesn't look like a footballer, he looks like a man who would try to sell you mastiff puppies in a flat-roofed pub.' No idea whose post it was, but it proper made me laugh.

From what I gather, we tried to sign McNally on a perm at that time. McNally was a more experienced, and thus better, player at the time, but even without his bad luck with injury, would he be at Thomas' level now? I'm not sure about that.