Alan Curtis has always been a friend of A Touch Far Vetched and now both parties are calling upon some friends in order to pay tribute to fallen Jack Lenny Johnrose and raise lots of money for the Swans’ Former Players Association and the Motor Neurone Disease Association. Curt has
Steve Cooper has been unveiled as the man to manage the boys representing Swansea City next season and whilst he might not be the exciting appointment some fans were hoping for, he is perhaps the best suited for a club that will once again be relying on raw young talent.
It’s testament to how badly Swansea City has been run over the last few years that a couple of thorough statements followed up with some positive action by Chairman Trevor Birch has fans buzzing. But the BIG question over Birch still remains…has he been given equity as part of his remuneration and
Nobody is bigger than the club, but in Alan Curtis’s case it’s a close run thing as he’s been the heartbeat of Swansea City for more than four decades. Now he gets to ride off into the Mumbles sunset on an open top tour bus as he announces his retirement
Consider this an official thank you to new Swans manager, not only for restoring a Legend to his rightful place but also for giving me the opportunity of using such a brilliant headline. Yes, Alan Curtis, the man that famously looks after the kettle at the Liberty, is back on
In what was a sensational start to life in the First Division Swansea City announced their arrival on the big stage with this thumping win over Leeds United. Instant hero Bob Latchford lit up the contest but it was a Curtis cracker that stole the show right at the end