After the recent resolution to the dispute over the 2016 sale of Swansea City. We discuss it in detail with trust chairman Dave Dalton in part 2 of our exclusive interview. SoS: The Trust recently settled the dispute with the current majority shareholders and previous shareholders. Can you tell us how that came about?  DD:

In our most recent fanzine which was released on 9th April, we published an interview with Supporters Trust chairman Dave Dalton, but it was so long we couldn’t publish it in full. Therefore it was agreed that we would publish it in full on our website in two parts. Here’s part one. Congratulations on being

By Phil Dempster For those that are unaware of Three Things its something I’ve done on Facebook for all the games I attend each season.  It started after that crushing 3-1 defeat to Spurs after we were 1-0 up on 89/90 minutes.  My Facebook post was “Three Things we didn’t deserve that, I hate football

When the transfer window opened at the beginning of last month, the Swans didn’t look like a side that needed to do much business. A striker seemed to be the biggest priority, but other than that the squad looked to be in rude health. But this was a January like no other, very few clubs