Prem Games 14th - 16th Jan

[Craig_H]

Now we can see if Henry's still upto it. All well and good scoring at home to lower division dross, now he needs to produce the goods away from home at a PL team, when things arent going well for them and they're behind.

Let's see if the Sky-Henry wankathon was justified.

[McDermotX]

Wouldn't matter who we'd get.......we'd soon bore any invention out of them.

Henry on now to save the day...make some SSN headlines etc etc

[Craig_H]

While I agree, How long did Blackpool maintain there decent position in the league bfore their good football got them relegated?

Blackpool got relegated because they were **** - not because they tried to play on the ground instead of alehouse ****e.

Likewise, Stoke have easily enough good players to play decent football and still stay up. Why they play rugby style, i dont know. They're horrible to watch.

Swansea are good to watch and will survive.

[Chris]

Wouldn't matter who we'd get.......we'd soon bore any invention out of them.

Give it a ****ing rest man.

[Craig_H]

We should be looking at Dyer not Sinclair.

They're both promising but not the answer.

[red g]

We should be looking at Dyer not Sinclair.

Dyer, 23, has been one of the star players during Swansea's impressive start to their first season in the Premier League and Reds boss Dalglish apparently sees the young wideman as exactly what he is looking for to complement his existing squad.

Dalglish signed Stewart Downing from Aston Villa in the summer and the England man has been a top performer on the left, while fellow new recruits Jordan Henderson and Charlie Adam have been regulars in the centre.

But the Liverpool boss is reported to be keen on bringing balance to Liverpool's team with pace and width on the right and he has identified Dyer as the man to offer that.

The Scot has personally scouted the player already this season and saw him up close when Swansea earned a 0-0 draw at Anfield earlier this month.

Dyer was again impressive as the Swans lost narrowly at home to Manchester United on Saturday.


However, Dalglish may have to move quickly if he is to secure his services, with both Everton and Newcastle also said to be keen on making a bid


Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/footbal...#ixzz1jY5fqmlX

[Craig_H]

Dyer, 23, has been one of the star players during Swansea's impressive start to their first season in the Premier League and Reds boss Dalglish apparently sees the young wideman as exactly what he is looking for to complement his existing squad.

Dalglish signed Stewart Downing from Aston Villa in the summer and the England man has been a top performer on the left, while fellow new recruits Jordan Henderson and Charlie Adam have been regulars in the centre.

But the Liverpool boss is reported to be keen on bringing balance to Liverpool's team with pace and width on the right and he has identified Dyer as the man to offer that.

The Scot has personally scouted the player already this season and saw him up close when Swansea earned a 0-0 draw at Anfield earlier this month.

Dyer was again impressive as the Swans lost narrowly at home to Manchester United on Saturday.


However, Dalglish may have to move quickly if he is to secure his services, with both Everton and Newcastle also said to be keen on making a bid


Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/footbal...#ixzz1jY5fqmlX

Whoever wrote this should really stop writing about players he has clearly not watched.

[Craig_H]

**** off Walcott. 2-2.

[Gibbo]

Walcott equalises just as my screen came back from a strange colour thing

[Craig_H]

What the **** was the leftback doing there? Just let him stroll in behind

And now Swansea score again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Gibbo]

Danny graham!!! 3-2 hahaahah

[SimonNo7]

Swansea 3 Arsenal 2

[McDermotX]

Even a broken clock is right twice a day........one on one finish frm Wallcott




But a brilliant response from Swansea.....get in !!

Great defending from Arsenal and excellent indecisiveness from Schezny

[Gibbo]

All came from an Henry misplaced pass.

[Craig_H]

The director really needed to get a shot of Wenger's face then, it would've been a picture