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Spanish Swans | How it all began

You will have seen we made our long read about the Spanish players who featured for Swansea City available to download as a PDF on Tuesday. We are also planning to share the piece with you as five standalone articles on this website over the coming days.
Here, we start with how it all began and a hopeful telephone call in 2003.

The Long Read | Spanish Swans

Today marks two years since a certain Michu made his most recent visit to the Liberty Stadium he once graced so spectacularly. The forward was just one of a number of Spanish players to play a part in Swansea City's climb from the basement of the Football League to the Premier League, silverware and Europe.
Here, we tell the story of those players in full in our extensive feature.

A message from Steve Cooper

Swansea City head coach Steve Cooper has a message for supporters amidst the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic and suspension of football.

On This Day | Shelvey stunner sinks Villa

Jonjo Shelvey scored a wonder goal as Swansea City all but secured their Premier League status with a commanding 4-1 victory over Aston Villa on April 26, 2014.

Games, games and more games for Andy Scott

Games, games and more games. Andy Scott is giving an indication of his workload as Swansea City’s head of recruitment during the disruptions caused by the ongoing Coronovirus pandemic.

On This Day | Nelson stars at St James' Park

Swansea City ensured they would end the season with their highest Premier League points tally thanks to a 3-2 win over Newcastle United on April 25, 2015.

Swansea City agree wage deferrals

Swansea City can confirm that the club’s first team squad has agreed to take a 20% conditional wage deferral for the next three months as football continues to come to terms with the economic challenges caused by the Coronavirus pandemic.

On This Day | Swansea City triumph at Wembley

The 1993-94 Swansea City team are pictured after winning the Autoglass Trophy at Wembley Stadium on April 24, 1994.

Snapshot | When Swans hearts were broken

Swans player-manager Jan Molby (number 10) is pictured looking at his crestfallen players after a late, decisive free-kick from Northampton Town in the Third Division play-off final at Wembley in May 1997.

Joe Rodon and Swansea City back calls to give blood

Swansea City defender Joe Rodon has backed the call for football fans to put their lockdown time to good use by giving blood and saving lives.

On This Day | Carroll gives Swans hope

Swansea City revived their Premier League survival push with victory over Stoke at the Liberty on April 22, 2017.

Snapshot | Dyer's dance

Swansea City's players go through a celebration routine after Nathan Dyer's goal at Norwich City.

Swansea City saddened by passing of paramedic Gerallt Davies

Swansea City is sad to hear of the passing of local paramedic Gerallt Davies MBE after testing positive for Coronavirus.

FIT FANS online campaign launches to get football fans active

The EFL and EFL Trust have today launched an online FIT FANS campaign to provide a safe way for fans to get active in the safety of their homes.

Snapshot | When Ferrie scored that wonder goal

Ferrie Bodde is pictured celebrating his wonder goal against Preston North End on September 30, 2008.

On This Day | Barnsley beaten

An open letter to supporters from the EFL

EFL chairman Rick Parry provides an update to supporters of all clubs on the current situation and considerations faced by the league amidst the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.

On This Day | Blackburn beaten

Swansea City took a huge stride towards securing their Premier League status with victory over Blackburn Rovers on April 14, 2012.

Snapshot | Swans go top

Adebayo Akinfenwa gets a hug from Lee Trundle after scoring in a memorable victory over Southend United.

On This Day | Canaries cast aside

Liberty Stadium opens doors to the NHS

Swansea City’s Liberty Stadium is helping to fight the current Coronavirus pandemic by opening its doors to the NHS.

Snapshot | Derby delight for Hollins

Martin Thomas wheels away in delight after finding the net for Swansea City against Cardiff City at The Vetch.

Snapshot | Flying the flag

Swansea Town manager Trevor Morris flies the flag ahead of the 1964 FA Cup semi-final against Preston North End.

Snapshot | When the Swans stunned the Lane

Swansea City captain Tommy Smith is pictured in action against World Cup winner and Spurs midfielder Ossie Ardiles at White Hart Lane in September 1978.