Iolo
08-04-2019, 07:08 AM
It’s our third home match in a week on Tuesday night.
Will GP juggle the side or stick with the same players that beat Brentford and Middlesbrough so convincingly, scoring six goals and conceding only one?
In fact we’ve won 5 and drawn 1 of our last 6 home games, collecting 16 points.
Conversely our recent away form is shocking, 6 straight defeats, but that’s to talk about another day.
Stoke visit us in a good run of form, unbeaten in the last 6 games and not conceding any goals, although only scoring 3.
Last match was away at Blackburn on Saturday where they won 0-1.
Stoke have kept most of their PL relegation side together this season, whereas we sold most of ours. It will be interesting therefore to compare the two sides.
I’m expecting a tight game with the Swans to hopefully edge it 1-0.
Keeping Joe Allen quiet and tightening up on set pieces will be key. At least we don’t have to face the 6’8” giant Peter Crouch this time around as he’s gone to Burnley.
Will GP juggle the side or stick with the same players that beat Brentford and Middlesbrough so convincingly, scoring six goals and conceding only one?
In fact we’ve won 5 and drawn 1 of our last 6 home games, collecting 16 points.
Conversely our recent away form is shocking, 6 straight defeats, but that’s to talk about another day.
Stoke visit us in a good run of form, unbeaten in the last 6 games and not conceding any goals, although only scoring 3.
Last match was away at Blackburn on Saturday where they won 0-1.
Stoke have kept most of their PL relegation side together this season, whereas we sold most of ours. It will be interesting therefore to compare the two sides.
I’m expecting a tight game with the Swans to hopefully edge it 1-0.
Keeping Joe Allen quiet and tightening up on set pieces will be key. At least we don’t have to face the 6’8” giant Peter Crouch this time around as he’s gone to Burnley.