I was only conversing with Chris Brown a few days ago; anyone on social media is familiar with Chris, who established friendships with Oli McBurnie and Lee Trundle due to his love of the Swans. We’re dedicating this game to Chris, and we’re confident the club will do the same on Tuesday night
Chris was an avid site visitor who frequently requested assistance in getting to games. His entire existence revolved on the Swans, and his exploits undoubtedly elevated him to local celebrity status. His life was documented on television and in the media, and we learned of his death this morning. He suffered from FG syndrome, autism and ADHD
The Swans have been given a great boost of confidence following their excellent display away at Hull City which saw them come out as victors 1-0. You would expect Liam Cullen to be the first name on Tuesday’s roster. It’s also another chance for the home crowd to see Ronald hugging the touchline and generating chances with his speed and strength.
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Many Swans supporters of a certain age will recall the 5-1 victory at the end of August 1981. The Vetch Field came alive with top-tier football on a day that truly shook the football world. On Tuesday night, every Swans supporter will need to channel their drive, emotion, and tribal instincts. We demand nothing less than 100% effort from the players. That courage must go from the pitch to the bleachers and be repaid.
Nobody should stand alone on Tuesday, and we should commemorate Chris, a lifelong Jack.
Chris had a Roy of the Rovers lifestyle, and he enjoyed every minute of it. Pete Jones on Twitter has replicated several excellent Rovers covers this weekend. (@ToshMovie), and we used a few of them today. on is what we all need on Tuesday evening: to remember the good times while never forgetting the bad ones.
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