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After a miserable home defeat against Brighton, every Swansea City fan will be feeling angry and disappointed this evening.

But it's likely few will be able to express themselves as well as William, a 10-year-old Swans fan who left BBC presenters Robbie Savage and Jason Mohammad reeling with live rant on national radio about exactly Paul Clement's team are going wrong.

The furious schoolboy was on air on Five Live's 606 phone-in show for nearly five minutes laying into the team's attitude, tactics and transfer policy - and impressed the team so much that they offered him the chance to join them for a live broadcast.

Here's the transcript of the best bits of William's on-air diatribe

William: "What I find really disappointing is that in the transfer window we lost Gylfi Sigurdsson who I would say last season was one of our best players, Fernando Llorente went to Spurs, but he's not getting much game time, and he replaced both of them with Wilfried Bony, who hasn't played for two seasons, and expect him to score 10 goals a season."

Robbie Savage: "Tell you what, you'll be taking my job in a couple of years! Do you think they'll stay up?"

W: "Well, not really. If they play with the passion and the quality we played today - I mean, it's only Brighton - and we will probably go down."

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RS: If you've got all of those Swansea players listening to you tonight, if you could be the manager, what would you say to those players?"

W: "Take a shot! They were afraid to take a shot the entire 90 minutes. Abraham didn't really get into the box, he didn't really have many chances except for the one where he tried to dink Ryan and the goalkeeper parried it, but maybe he should have scored. And he just didn't get into the box. And also, the service! It was absolutely dreadful. I mean Tom Carroll - I'm not singling him out - but it wasn't one of his best games for us today. But I'm not singling him out. The whole team today was poor."

RS: "Will they stay up?"

W: "I'd say the January transfer window is really important to us, and a big decision to us is should we sack Paul Clement. I don't think we should as he showed us last season, but we need to get some good quality signings if we're going to stay in the Premier League."