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Championship – Leeds United 2 Swansea City 1 on Saturday, 11th September 2010 Match Report by Bethan and Peter Charles A disappointing outcome to an entertaining game, though the Swans will be ruing the squandered opportunities which ultimately cost them all three points today. For much of the game our midfield performed like the best …
Well, yet another new season and yet another manager. This is becoming an annual event though I think almost everyone will agree that we’re far happier with Paulo Sousa leaving the club than we were about the defection of the Roberto Martinez twelve months earlier. Yes, we finished in an admirable 7th position in the …
Championship – Swansea City 1 Burnley 0 on Saturday, 28th August 2010 Swans picked up another three points in a hard won game that turned out to be the proverbial game of two halves. Swans dominated the first half with the only downside being the missed chances. Poor referreeing and Darren Pratley’s stupitidy saw Swans …
Swansea City 4-0 Preston North End Match Report by Nigel Gigg Swans produced a performance of style to demolish Preston by four goals to nil. It came as something of a shock to see Swans score three first half goals. Last season under Paulo Sousa it was 16th January before we scored our third first …
Swansea City 3 – 1 Watford on Sunday, 9th November 2008 in Swans came back from a goal down to secure a tremendous win against a spirited Watford side. Watford have been a club in crisis with the sacking of Adie Boothroyd and Life President Elton John severing his links with the club. Their supporters …
At the time of the first International break we had accumulated 7 points and were sitting in a very comfortable 7th place in the league. I suggested then that the next six games (seven with the Carling) leading up to the next International break might reveal more clearly where we sit in the pecking order …
The two-week International break is in some way unwelcome because it calls a temporary halt to the promising start we have made. But, it does give the chance to draw breath, take stock and review the earliest stages of our return to this level after such an agonisingly long time away. What have we seen …