In her second column for ATFV Hanna Cordingley shares with us how she got her teenage kicks watching the Swans beat Leeds at Elland Road. Ah, the joys of being young, wide eyed and innocent again! After a long journey my family and I arrived in Leeds late on
Now that that the phoney war of the friendlies is out of the way all thoughts turn to the start of the very real battles ahead as Potter replacement Steve Cooper plans a promotion assault on the Championship. New ATFV columnist Hanna Cordingley shares her thoughts on a challenging start to
The third of David Durran’s articles reflects on the point gained in a backs-to-the-wall performance at the home of Garry Monk’s Birmingham City… The Swans’ perfect start to life came to an end as they luckily escaped with a point after a battering at St Andrews. In truth they were
The latest ATFV Guest Article sees Andy Concannon write about his adventures travelling to Swansea to follow the Swans. Like many of our fans, Andy doesn’t livc local anymore but that doesn’t stop him getting to the Liberty whenever possible. In his first piece for ATFV Andy gives us his
It’s not only the Swans signing up young talent this summer – ATFV has done it too, recruiting teenage writer David Durran. As a regular guest contributor David will provide a youthful, fresh perspective on all things Swansea City via his “Durran’ Digest” column. In this first submission David gives