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IT’S BEES AGAINST SWANS IN THE FINAL FOR ME…

John Salako

IT’S brilliant to see two of my old clubs qualify for the Championship play-offs. I had a great time at both Swansea and Brentford.
Sadly, Reading just missed out but I can’t wait to see how it pans out. It’s really interesting in the sense that you’ve got two high scoring teams in Brentford and Bournemouth against two solid defensive sides in Swansea and Barnsley.
Form is all over the place. Brentford have started to pick things up again, Swansea have been inconsistent, Barnsley have lost a little bit of momentum and Bournemouth seem to have taken their ...

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