Léo Scienza

This year the squad is at this, at the current moment in time is probably not as good as last year.

So he's already leaving the substitutions later because he's realized, "I need to leave my best 11 on the pitch a little bit longer." There was, um, it was the Lincoln game in particular where he took off Leo Scienza and Kyle Larin after an hour.

Two of our best players just to, just to, um, you know, give minutes to the other guys.

And the, the guys who came on I think were Sam Edozie and Divine Moukama.

And we came out almost out of the traps.

You'll remember within the first five minutes, Lienzo puts Manning in.

Lienzo? Cienza.

I was trying to say Leo and Cienza and got them both mixed up.

Puts Manning in down the wing.

And this front four as well, absolutely at it again, um, last night for Saints.

They scored all the goals, didn't they? Uh, Finnezz, Kyle Larin, uh, Leo Scienza, Fellows is the other guy.

I think Matsuki came off the bench and possibly got an assist for the last goal.

So that front four of Southampton's, if, um, Tonda can keep them on the pitch for...

My brain was a little bit like, "Okay, all the transfer stuff been and gone and finished with now, and he means business and he's ready to go." And you would think for Jan, the championship goal and boot holder, those goals are now gonna flow.

Which is great news if you're a Swansea fan because essentially if you haven't had that and you were already top of the league, um, that bodes very well.

But Scienza, he's quality, isn't he? Um, attack builds down the right.

And I mean, this guy genuinely looks like the coolest man in all of St. Mary's.

Um, and he, you know, didn't kind of let him down really, did he? He, he was, he was a, he was a very, very...

Was it Leonardo Scienza? He was their threat, and that's all they had really.

And even he, once he got booked later in the game, after that he just, he just left the game, right? Might as well have just taken him off.

A bit of a, bit of an actor throwing himself down on the floor.

Uh, yeah, I'm not sure it entirely worked.

Um, we're never sure whether Scienza's gonna be in his natural position either now.

But, uh-

That's true

... yeah, it was, [laughs] as soon as the whistle went we, we were reassured that he was playing off the wing, uh, as, uh, as we enjoy.

Yeah.

Matz Ski off the left, Scienza playing the holding number six.

Fucking hell.