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
The Swans went hunting for big game and Championship points, but although they tamed some Tigers they could only bag a single point on the count of frustratingly firing blanks… Overview It was one of those days for the Swans, summed up by a Grimes free kick tipped onto a
The Swans did their best impression of a street punk – could easily have been nicked for “possession” as they played keep ball, but never likely to be pulled in for murder as a lack of any urgency or aggression played into Hull’s hands. There were home debuts for Rhys
With an appropriate amount of snacks and an inappropriate amount of booze I’ll watch the ‘action’ and try and tune out the accompanying soundtrack of Anthony O’Connell’s banal ‘trivia’ and Wyndham Evans’ incoherent and overly biased mutterings.
Swansea City sprung a huge surprise this week with an official club statement announcing the arrival of Jake Silverstein to the Board of Directors. It’s dressed up as “investment” again but is the arrival of Jake Silverstein just what we need or another American nail in the club’s coffin? On
It’s been a long time coming, months in the making, but today the Swans fanzine A Touch Far Vetched Online goes live and it’s available for you to read right NOW…for FREE! After months of blood sweat and tears, writes and re-writes, false dawns and breakthroughs…we finally get to “press the button”
Andre Ayew’s first league goal for Swansea City since May 2016 propelled his side to the top of the championship table, his strike just past the hour enough to see off Charlton at the Valley. It was a remarkable comeback for the Swans having gone behind in just the second
The Swans are flying high at the top of the Championship table after rocking the Red Robins in their own nest! The Addicks (that’s their other nickname – Ed.) got off to the perfect start with a goal pretty much from the kick off. But Lee Bowyer was left with
It’s a clash of the two surprise packages as second in the table Swansea City visit high flying Championship new boys Charlton. Can Cooper’s side shrug off the disappointment of last Saturday’s last gasp equaliser for Reading by getting back to winning ways at the Valley? ATFV assesses a fascinating
A 90th minute equaliser by former transfer target Andy Yiadom rescued a point for Reading and stopped the Swans returning to the top of the Championship table. As disappointing as the late nature of the goal was nobody could deny it was coming as the home side were strictly second