Swansea City Preview: Welcome Back Brendan and Scott


COME ON CHELSEA
By Since66
September 24 2011

Fabio Borini and Yves Ma-Kalambay would have got a mention but neither are still at the club. Borini went back to Italy and Yves, alas, is a free agent after being released by Brendan back in June. I have been looking forward to this game since the fixtures were released, because Scott Sinclair, in my book, is a very good player and Chelsea were 'fool's when they let him go.

This is the type of game that Scottie can come back and bite us in the bum.

27 goals for the Swans last season in their triumphant promotion season and already Scottie is off the mark, scoring Swansea's first goal of the season last weekend.

I don't blame Scott for leaving.

chelsvswans1

He never got a decent chance, despite his obvious talent and when he did pull on the Blue shirt, he only got minimum minutes instead of the maximum but now he is playing regular football at the Liberty, he has become a far better player.

After the Carling Cup excesses in midweek, expect 'all change' in the starting line-up with JT, Super Frank, Ramires, Cole, Ivanovic, Mata, Meireles and Torres all returning, although I have a sneaky feeling Didier will be let off the leash after circumstances on Wednesday forced him to stay on the bench all night.

 

COME ON CHELSEA

 

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Swansea City Preview: Welcome Back Brendan and Scott
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Date: 24/09/2011 10:01

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