Pratley had not scored since his goal in a south Wales derby last November Darren Pratley was Swansea City's derby hero as he scored twice and set up another to help the Swans claim the bragging rights over rivals Cardiff in a... [read full story]
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Nov 10 2009 by Blair Wood, Western Mail FOLLOWING their scintillating victory in the South Wales derby, it’s time Swansea City were taken seriously as a Championship force to be reckoned with. At least that’s the view of former...
Birtles bowled over as Swans emerge as Championship force Nov 10 2009 by Blair Wood, Western Mail FOLLOWING their scintillating victory in the South Wales derby, it’s time Swansea City were taken seriously as a Championship...
Swansea City manager Paulo Sousa calls out for Swansea City fans to deliver the same atmosphere as they did on Saturday as they watched his side beat Cardiff City 3-2 in a thrilling derby. By the sounds of it, Sousa hasn't been...
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Nov 9 2009 by Terry Phillips, South Wales Echo JAY Bothroyd insisted his pre-match taunt did not disrespect Swansea City – as Paulo Sousa’s men had the last derby laugh. Cardiff City striker Bothroyd’s claim that Swansea are...
Nov 9 2009 by Steve Tucker, South Wales Echo IT’S simple really: Swansea brought a lot more intensity to the South Wales derby and Cardiff suffered as a result. Manager Paulo Sousa may not have known much about South Wales...
Nov 9 2009 by Terry Phillips, South Wales Echo PAULO Sousa outsmarted Dave Jones at the Liberty Stadium as Swansea City kept an iron grip on the derby bragging rights. Cardiff City, for all the character displayed in battling...
Paulo Sousa replaced Roberto Martinez as Swansea boss in the summer Paulo Sousa hailed the Liberty Stadium full house for roaring Swansea City to a memorable south Wales derby victory. The Swans boss watched his side beat...
Nov 9 2009 by Simon Kendal-Williams, Western Mail ALAN TATE labelled derby-day success as an even better moment than Swansea City’s great survival act six years ago. Tate was part of the Swans side which survived on the final...
Nov 9 2009 by Chris Wathan, Western Mail BRAGGING rights to the Swans. For Cardiff City supporters, on the other hand, it will be a blue Monday. Literally, in terms of the Swans’ club colours, and metaphorically speaking in how...
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