transfer window – Swansea Oh Swansea

Owners Once Again Cast A Shadow Over Swans

2 February 2022

The transfer window that has now closed, was by no means the worst in the recent history of Swansea City, but then again the bar has been set so low since the change of ownership in 2016 that it really isn’t a compliment either.

We can’t go on like this

1 February 2019

After the summer transfer window shut I declared it as a disaster as four players departed with only one coming in, leaving us woefully short in certain positions and those players didn’t even depart for the money that we should have received for them.

Here we go again…

2 August 2018

It’s been the shortest summer I can remember and August 4th does seem very early to start the new season but the greatest game in the world is officially back as the Swans play their first Championship game since 2011 at Sheffield United on Saturday.

A good window but gaps remain

1 September 2017

There can be no doubt that Swansea City are stronger now than they were 24 hours before the transfer window closed. With the arrival of Renato Sanches, one of the brightest prospects in world football and the return of goal scoring hero Wilfried Bony the Jack Army are more confident of a successful campaign than at the start of the season.

Sigurdsson – The Second Coming

17 August 2017

Losing our talisman Gylfi Sigurdsson was always going to hurt, he is without doubt our best player and on sheer ability is the best Swansea City player of the Premier League era.

The saga finally ends…

16 August 2017

So the inevitable has happened at last and Gylfi Sigurdsson has finally signed for Everton for a fee in the region of £45 million.

Cork deal suits all parties

12 July 2017

Jack Cork always gave his all and was a model professional during his two and a half years at Swansea City. He was solid but also unspectacular and that statement proves exactly why we have made the right decision to accept a good offer from Burnley for his services.

Lessons Must Be Learnt This Summer

24 May 2017

I’m over the moon Swansea City have managed to secure another campaign of Premier League football and full credit to Paul Clement for rescuing us. We looked dead and buried at the turn of the year with an embarrassing twelve points at the halfway stage of the season, so finishing 15th is an excellent return.

But don’t let that fool you into believing this has been a successful season, it’s been far from that. We have survived in spite of all the off-field goings on at the club – not because we are still that model club that many others aspire to be.

Tag: transfer window

Owners Once Again Cast A Shadow Over Swans

We can’t go on like this

Here we go again…

A good window but gaps remain

Sigurdsson – The Second Coming

The saga finally ends…

Cork deal suits all parties

Lessons Must Be Learnt This Summer

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