Championship

WALSH DELIGHT AT HIS SWANS DEBUT

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The LeaguePaper Team
19 September 2021

By Ben Pound

SWANSEA midfielder Liam Walsh was relieved to finally get the opportunity to make his first outing for the club.
The 24-year-old made his debut against Millwall after suffering a hamstring injury in pre-season.
After five frustrating weeks on the sidelines, Walsh was able to pull on a Swansea shirt for the first time since his arrival from Bristol City.
Walsh said: “It’s been very frustrating, I’ve been dying to play. The way the gaffer has the lads playing football, it’s been looking really enjoyable from the sidelines.
“The style of play, the way the gaffer has us playin...

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