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It looks like 4-3-3 will be the way forward based on the Lampards comments about wingers. I’ve been trying to think of a player to compare Grimes to and the closest I can think of is Ollie Norwood. Very gifted on the ball, plays deep, model pro but isn’t a tough tackling, shouty captain type at...

If we were going to loan someone, cover for the right wing makes a lot of sense

Why not when it’s for charity?

He’s a defensive midfielder positionally. Not in his style of play. He’s better on ball than off

Love it!

There would be no need to pursue Schlupp unless we intended to play him at cm. We need a right sided player now.

I’ll happily have a £50 charity bet with anyone that we do not get promoted

If grimes is replacing sheaf then that’s a huge worry

It’s a huge u-turn again from him. Perhaps even a desperation move to get promoted within his 5 year time scale.

That’s an awful lot. Hopefully in including add ons!

Seems they have disliked him for a while: https://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/swanseacity/forum/312091/page:1

Should Grimes arrive would that spell the end of the more direct style of play that has always brought us results? Can’t imagine Grimes will have joined without a return to the slow patient build up.

He isn’t on Sheaf’s level let’s be real. A good player none the less

Makes sense. He’s been poor under Luke Williams and we are in need of that player profile. Will allow Eccles to cover MVE at right back and relieves the pressure to replace Sheaf straight away in the summer. Wouldn’t be paying millions though

What a fantastic player, him and Maddison the best to have played for us during that era

Likely outgoing I reckon. Perhaps a late deal for MVE or Asante. Can’t see anything in bar maybe a panic loan

Yes xx Shouldn’t it be Cov through and through?

Cov has always been Coventry Rugby. I have no idea why our players and some fans have latched onto it. We are ‘City’ hence the end of the Sky Blue Song isn’t ’Cov Cov Cov’. Starting to wonder if they’ll change the words at this rate

After two and a half seasons in League Two with Leyton Orient and now midway through his third in League One with Peterborough, Hector Kyprianou is ready to step up to Championship football. Kyprianou has a wonderful physical profile: approximately 6ft 2in and fully filled into his 23-year-old...

I would suggest if Lampard has any ‘pull’ it would be with a central midfielder around the age of 25. So someone like Lewis O’Brien may prefer to work under Lampard than another coach.