Swansea City’s Championship clash with Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday, September 26 has been moved to the earlier kick-off time of 12.30pm. The Adams Park fixture has been chosen for live broadcast by Sky Sports and has been moved forward from the original 3pm kick-off time, but remains on the same day. It will mark the first competitive meeting between the two clubs since 2007.
At least we have been saved the bother of getting to Adams Park up that long winding road....can’t see us being able to go to away games until at least next year...
Keep the bus ticking over AS...I don’t hear any fat ladies singing just yet...speaking of which, I wonder how much weight the beast has packed on since lockdown!
I see we had a bit of picking the ball out of the back of the net practice against Soton today 7-1 in a behind closed doors mix and match game
I remember years ago we beat the Baggies in a friendly at 5he Vetch 4 nil and looked like world beaters. Our first league game the following Saturday we lost at Leyton Orient and played like pansies....
Watched the highlights back. Keep your eye on the right back Rushesha. He needs to up his game if he wants to break into the first team. Culpable for at least 3 possibly 4. I can’t make out if he’s playing right back or inside half, doesn’t look as he has a clue tbh. No bite, no talking. Keep in the U23.
To view this email online, click HERE. Share this email via Facebook | Twitter please log in to view this image please log in to view this image Dear As you are aware the Club has worked very closely with the Supporters Trust over the last three months regarding the 2019-20 season ticket options, and would now like to provide you with a season ticket update for the forthcoming 2020-21 Championship season. The season is set to get under way with a trip to Preston North End on Saturday, September 12, with the Swans’ first home clash to take place on Saturday, September 19, against Birmingham City. While everyone associated with the club would love to welcome the Jack Army back to the Liberty as soon as possible, under current government guidance we are not yet in a position to do so. Therefore, we have initially put in place that all current season ticket holders who are able to forego a refund will receive a live stream to all our home fixtures. Also permitted under EFL rules is our ability to stream up to seven away midweek fixtures to season ticket holders. Please note, if a weekend fixture is moved to a midweek fixture or a Friday, it will not be included in the seven midweek streaming fixtures. Therefore, as Swansea City have seven midweek away fixtures for the 2020-21 season, we can confirm that these fixtures will be included. This streaming service will be available to season ticket holders while matches are held behind closed doors, thus meaning that these are games that fans are unable to attend. All other away matches (weekend away fixtures) - which are not broadcast on Sky - are available to purchase for £10 per match as per EFL requirements. This is not a club decision, with the decision over this matter being taken by the EFL. All 2020-21 season ticket holders will receive a unique streaming code automatically, along with instructions of how to redeem their code. These codes will be sent out the week commencing September 14, in advance of the first home fixture. As with the concluding matches of the 2019-20 season, once the code has been redeemed it will automatically activate supporters’ Swans Club Accounts to receive the stream for future matches, as detailed above. The process will be identical to the process supporters followed for the concluding fixtures of last season, and only the fixtures outlined above will be available. You will only have to enter this code once and it will be active for all available streams as detailed above. In the meantime, we ask supporters to check their Swans Club Account is up to date and linked to their season ticket account. To check your account is linked to the correct account number, please login to your account and go to the “Link Account Number” section of your profile on swanseacity.com. Your continued support to Swansea City is greatly appreciated and receiving the stream while we must play behind closed doors - and fans are not able to attend fixtures - helps the club with its long-term financial sustainability. As well as providing you with the stream, the club pledge that if 25% of the season is played behind closed doors, those season ticket holders who have not taken a refund will receive a discount off their season ticket for the 2021-22 season. Season ticket holders who are adults and have paid full price will receive a 12.5% discount off their 2021-22 season, whilst discounted season tickets such as seniors, youths etc will have a 10% discount. Should 50% of the season be played behind closed doors then a 20% discount will be applied for the 2021-22 season, while full paying adults will receive 25%. We hope circumstances mean that you are able to leave your season ticket money in the club to help with its long-term financial sustainability. Season ticket holders who accept the streaming option and leave their money in the club will receive priority access back to the Liberty Stadium when crowds are able to return. This is not a guarantee of access as numbers may be restricted by Welsh Government. If, however, you do not wish to receive the live stream and now seek a season ticket refund please click HERE and access your ticketing account. Under this section there is an option to select monthly refunds for the matches played the month prior. For example, October’s refund would include any matches played in the month of September. This option must be selected prior to midday Friday, September 11, 2020. It is important that all accounts in your party are linked to enable you to request multiple refunds. Please note that - where there are adult and child season ticket holders within the same family or household - adult season ticket holders cannot request a refund and then claim the streaming option through a child’s season ticket. This is because children are not permitted to have the stream option, and would not be admitted to the stadium alone once fans are allowed to return. If you choose to take a refund you will relinquish your season ticket benefits, but you will retain your seat. At this point the Club would like to reiterate that this is an initial pledge from us, and we will of course be reactive (and as proactive as we can be) should anything change in terms of audiences being allowed in stadia or the wider pandemic. Finally, we are aware that we have many multiple season ticket holders living in the same household, and while we cannot confirm when crowds or mass gatherings are possible, we want to pledge something extra to the Jack Army. We pledge that we will hold a family fun day exclusively for season ticket holders at the stadium as soon as we are able to do so. This will include opportunities to see the players and ensure that our young season ticket holders have a day to remember. Please note that all fans who have chosen to finance their season ticket still have all of the above options available to them. We would like to thank the Jack Army for their continued support.
