Over the summer it was refreshing to see some optimism in SA1 for the first time in a good while. There’d been long overdue investment in the playing squad, high profile investors Luka Modric and Snoop Dogg had joined the ownership group, season ticket sales had increased and after a good run at the end

As you get older you get used to a lot of your heroes retiring, but it never gets easier. Joe Allen has been a stalwart for club and country for approaching two decades, and while this day was on the horizon I didn’t think it would be just yet. With him coming out of international

So Alan Sheehan is the new manager of Swansea City. On the face of it, it’s difficult to argue with this decision. When he replaced Luke Williams we were in freefall, struggling to score, conceding by the bucket load and it felt as if we were staring a relegation battle in the face. Sheehan has

It’s been a terrible start to 2025 for Swansea City. On the road we’ve been humiliated in three away games and conceded twelve goals in the process and witnessed the worst South Wales derby in living memory. This can’t go on, I have sympathy for Luke Williams but I just can’t see him turning this

Every Swans fan will know that the name Mel Nurse is synonymous with our club, firstly as a player and then serving on the Board of Directors. It’s no exaggeration to state that, without him, our club would not exist. In December 1985, when our club was at the High Court fighting for its very

Defeats in a south Wales derby will always provoke strong reactions. It’s the game we care about more than any other, and in truth we’ve been very spoilt in this fixture over the last few years and inevitably it was going to go the other way at some point. I can accept that we will

Today we learned the sad news of the passing of former Swansea City manager John Hollins at the age of 76. During my time as a fan, no one has had a longer spell in the dugout than Hollins, who was in charge from July 1998 until September 2001.  When he took over we were