On this day 38 years ago, Swansea beat Man United 2-0 at the Vetch Here’s Robbie bundling the ball into the net for our second goal - Curt looks chuffed
5 years ago today a crowd of about 300 turned out to pay their respects after the death of well-known Swansea character, Tea Cosy Pete. He has been a familiar face in the city centre for as long as many can remember as he had chosen to live on the streets. Images of Tea Cosy Pete were shown on the city's big screen, which he dubbed his personal TV and from where he would be seen enjoying sports programmes. A minute's silence was held during the service following his death this week. "The city will miss him," said radio presenter Kevin Johns, who is also a chaplain at Swansea City FC. "He never gathered up possessions... and chose to live a simpler lifestyle. "He reminds us we should never judge on appearances." Mr Johns addressed the crowd along with other people who shared their stories about Tea Cosy Pete about whom songs have been written over the years.
On this day 3 years ago: Swansea 2 v 1 Southampton Mawson and Gylfi for the Swans, with Shane Long scoring for the Saints
I don't normally but today couldn't pass without a remembrance to one of the best players I've had the privilege to watch Born: 23 March 1957, Gorseinon Died: 18 February 1998, Llanelli Position: Midfielder Robert Mark "Robbie" James was a Welsh international footballer who played for many teams including Swansea City, Stoke City and Queens Park Rangers. He represented his country on 47 occasions over a period of ten years, scoring a total of seven goals
On this day 50 years ago today, the Swans played their first match as Swansea City: 0-0 against Exeter.