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Ben Gibson says it like it is

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Looks like he agrees with a number of posters on here, not others however but what would he know as after all he is only a professional footballer playing the game.

If only he read the stats he might say different.

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4 minutes ago, Thirsty Lizard said:

Is he only right in the bit where he says we were "rubbish" or is he also right when he says there will be lots more twists and turns? 

Heard he's lined up for a game of twister tonight

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10 minutes ago, cambridgeshire canary said:

Heard he's lined up for a game of twister tonight

Look forward to Thursday's presser where Farke informs us that Gibson is out with a pulled groin muscle....................

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I only half agree with Gibson - I don't think the entire team was rubbish but agree that he was !

The highest earning player at the club allows Ayew to turn in the box and score - that close to goal what else did he think Ayew was going to do  other than try to turn ? The second Swansea goal was blamed on Kenny but Gibson rather than try to get it forward does a ridiculous back pass which we just managed to avoid a corner - that passage of play led to McLean giving the ball away. Dead right Gibson - you're sh1t !

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He could have been only referring to his own performance? It was one of his poorer ones.

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He could have been referring to his own performance, equally he could have meant the team as a whole, either way he's right 🤷‍♂️

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