Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
They are England's 3 scrum halves. Scrum halves actively need to be little ferrets
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Cameron Carter Vickers
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They are England's 3 scrum halves. Scrum halves actively need to be little ferrets
Yoof
Tony Parks
He did well all the way through, France were surprisingly limp in attack though and the US contained them well. He did make a good block on Mbappe when he was through but was perhaps partially at fault for the goal France did score.
Mr_B
Niko Kranjcar
had a good game, pushed on well up the flank during the game, LLoris made a concerted effort to see him after the game to part some words of wisdom from the pictures.
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
I actually wondered - for a split second - why he needed international clearance to play for a Welsh team 
Is it cos they ist racist?I actually wondered - for a split second - why he needed international clearance to play for a Welsh team
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
I actually wondered - for a split second - why he needed international clearance to play for a Welsh team
Guess because he is American even though born here.
Though apparently Davies is not considered home grown because he was in Swansea's academy system and Wales is considered another country. But the fact they play in our league system means to me that he should be considered home grown.
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
Home grown can be very good these days, man.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I love Poch's description of him. He says if he told his players to run through a brick wall, 2CV would ask if he could run through it twice
I think with his lack of agility and pace, the Championship (or maybe relegation fodder EPL) will be his level
I think with his lack of agility and pace, the Championship (or maybe relegation fodder EPL) will be his level
Reading the Foyth thread mad me think of CCV - see he has only played 4 games this season for Swansea. Anyone watching him? Is he likely to be sold in the summer or bought back. The fact he is a Yank probably helps him as we seem to be targeting that market but is he any good?
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
He's too slow and cumbersome. Personally I wouldn't put him close to Caulker's level.
I think he'd've been released years ago if his old partner Veljkovic hadn't abandoned ship.
Foyth is on an entirely different level
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
Interesting.... I thought it just would've been that he was a bit brick?
I tend to think that should be the key factor.
However, Gomes was really tall.....and we signed him.
