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Ronald needs to up his game without a doubt imo. I believe thereās a good player in there but heās not getting the best out of his natural abilities.
He couldnāt do better than getting hold of a long showreel of Sala and see if he can learn something just by watching him. Heās supposedly got the pace (Iām not entirely convinced) but heās needs to learn something more trickery, when to go around or when to come inside, how to give himself more room.
No, heās not Sala, never will be but he could learn a lot from him.
Ordinarily weād be cheering on Preston who if they were to win would keep Derby down there taking more pressure off us.
But as we are all aware thereās a little more on this game which may make many a Swans supporter hope Derby get the win!
For me, Iām staying sensible and hope for a Preston win. We all know that lot will survive anyway so letās just think about ourselves. I will of course see the funny side if Derby do win thoughš
What do we want here folks? A draw keeps them both down there but consequently one point better. A home win keeps Luton there. Anything but an away win Iād have thought. My preference would be a home win.
Not a new proposal but an interesting article stating Sam Warburtonās views on scrapping one region. Is this the right thing to do, should it be two or does the problem lay far deeper than this and a root and branch exercise be carried out from the very top to the very bottom?
Who would you propose getting scrapped? The Dragons would have to be first on the list but it gets trickier if more than region has to go.
Stoke 3 Cardiff 3. Cardiff were 2 up. I may not be popular for saying this but their attitude on the pitch is much better than ours. If weād been 2 up then 3-2 down that would have been it. Can we buy a few cans if that attitude before tomorrow?
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