Once a Jack, Always a Jack | Stacey John
As she prepares to bring down the curtain on an illustrious 14-year career at Swansea City, Stacey John reflects on her time in black and white.
Ahead of Sunday’s Bute Energy Welsh Cup clash against Cardiff City, we delve into the career of Swansea City's Maisie Miller.
Here, the full-back discusses her early memories of football, her move to England at just 16, as well as her international experience with Wales and her time at Gwalia United and Swansea City.
Swansea City supporters looking to make the trip to Rodney Parade to back Swansea City Women in their first Bute Energy Welsh Cup final in eight years can take advantage of free coach travel, courtesy of the club, departing from the Swansea.com Stadium.
Swansea City Women’s Maisie Miller believes her side are more than capable of rediscovering their scoring rhythm, and says it is a matter of improving their final action following the 1-0 defeat to The New Saints.
Swansea City Women head coach Yzzy Taylor insists her side’s finishing touch will return if they continue to create chances, despite the frustration of a 1-0 defeat to The New Saints at the Swansea.com Stadium in the Genero Adran Premier.
Swansea City Women return to the Swansea.com Stadium for the final time this season on Sunday, March 29 (2pm kick-off), as they face The New Saints, with tickets and a range of offers available for supporters to come and back the team.
Swansea City midfielder Eilish Mitchell admits it has been a frustrating couple of weeks in terms of results, but insists there are plenty of positives to take into the remainder of the season following Sunday's 2-1 defeat to Cardiff City.