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Twice already this season the Swans have come from behind to win away.
To put that in context we had only managed it three times in the previous three seasons combined.
Sincil Bank is going to be a tough place for teams to visit this season. That's a very good 3 points.
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Jonathan de Guzmán into the top corner 🫢
#UEL
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Is it an exaggeration to compare that with that famous performance Vs West Brom under Laudrup?
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Stunned by how good Swansea were tonight. Their football in the first half was some of the best I’ve seen at this level in a long time. Eom, outstanding.
Iker Bravo did, however, complete four nutmegs, and that’s the real quiz.
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Worked absolutely brilliantly today
Swansea City is trialling a new matchday shuttle bus service that will be available to all home fans, and free for season ticket holders, Jack Army members, hospitality guests and younger supporters to travel on 🚌
More info 👉 swanseacity.club/45yi3Vn
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As usual something very simple is being treated as a major controversy.
Heggebø deliberately and blatantly cheated in a way which had a huge impact on the result. This is no different to when refs wrongly give penalties when players dive. That's been a 2 game ban since 2017.
ALT West Bromwich Albion’s Aune Heggebo has been given a two-match ban for successful deception of a match official during their EFL Championship match against Norwich City on Saturday 15 August. It was alleged that the player acted in an improper manner in or around the 75th minute of the match, whereby he successfully deceived a match official by handling the ball in a direct and successful attempt to score a goal, contrary to FA Rule E3.1. Aune Heggebo denied the charge against him, however an independent Regulatory Commission found it to be proven and imposed this sanction following a hearing. The Regulatory Commission’s written reasons will be published in due course.
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Same again Saturday? 👀
️🎟️ Don’t miss out, get your tickets 👉swanseacity.club/4gkD2Qq
VAMOS ABERTAWE! ⚪⚫
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* Swansea Fans Welcome* Saturday 15th August
We are situated less than 10
mins from the bet 365 stadium and are open from 11am for visiting supporters we have plenty of Swansea memoribiia on our clubhouse walls to admire. @BridgendJacks @SwansOfficial @swanstrust @onlyswanss @SwanseaAlliance
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Come down to our clubhouse before the game, our clubs run by long time Jacks, loads of Swansea memorabilia as well, and if you fancy a pint after the game your more than welcome to come up after as well.
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Owners at football clubs getting a lot of criticism, especially American owners.
But what our owners have brought here and their emotional buy-in has made the club unrecognisable from what it was a few years ago.
They've done wonders so far and work tirelessly for the club 🤍🖤
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Don’t agree with having to move on from Andre Almeida.
Uprooting a young family, to a foreign country to play in a lower league is a huge decision
So taking his time before deciding seems fair to me. No doubt player hasn’t hard declined otherwise we wouldn’t continue pursing
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Vitor Matos says Swansea City are close to signing new left-back on loan #Swans walesonline.co.uk/sport/foot…
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Whether you rate Liam Cullen or not, nobody can ever question what Swansea City means to him.
A Swansea boy, a lifelong supporter and an academy graduate who played every game with his heart on his sleeve. He gave absolutely everything whenever he wore the shirt, even during periods when his place in the side and his performances divided opinion.
There have been some unforgettable moments along the way. Derby goals, that strike against Reading and plenty of occasions where his passion for the club was obvious to us all.
He always felt like one of those players who would simply be here forever. Not because he was guaranteed a place every week, but because he understood the club, represented the city and genuinely cared.
It looks as though his time at Swansea City may now be coming to an end. Whatever your opinion of him as a player, he deserves to be remembered as someone who lived the dream every local supporter has had and never took the shirt for granted. 🤍🦢
