Book Signing On Friday At Club Shop
Fan's Eye City Book Signing |
Few Swans fans will ever forget James Thomas for that last gasp hat-trick that kept us in the football league back in 2003. Since that time, Thommo has appeared very little in the Swans side through injury and most believe that he will be released from the club this summer. However, James will be in attendance at the club shop in the quadrant on Friday alongside Gareth Phillips to sign copies of Fan's Eye City - the new book which tells the story of Swansea City in the age of the Premiership. James and Gareth will be there this Friday afternoon between 2pm and 4pm to sign copies of the book, of which you can find out more details at this link What to read next:On Friday night, under the lights at Loftus Road, Queens Park Rangers landed on their wheels, pulled over and asked what were you worried about? Pictures from Ian Randall on an extraordinary night at Loftus Road as QPR put their season to bed with a 4-0 thumping of promotion chasing Leeds. Queens Park Rangers 4 - 0 Leeds United - Player Ratings and Reports
If you saw the match, please give us your player ratings and a mini match report. QPR need one result, in any one of a multitude of the remaining games, to secure their Championship safety - they get first swing at getting it for themselves tonight at home to Massive Leeds United. So near and yet so far - History
Ahead of the visit of Leeds to Loftus Road on Friday we look back at the final day of the 1975/76 season when QPR got the 2-0 win they needed to take their title bid down to Liverpool's final match at Wolves - 48 years ago this week. Three into two won't go, will Leeds last the pace? Oppo profile
Having started the year with nine straight wins Leeds looked all set to overpower the Championship even in this extreme year at the top, but they’ve dropped points in five of their last ten to put the whole thing back in the balance. Nico Franks and Gruev Armada (@timmsy_ks) gave us the latest. Bond in charge of Leeds clash - Referee
Premier League referee Darren Bond is the man entrusted with Friday night’s televised clash between QPR and Leeds. QPR moved themselves to within touching distance of Championship survival with a scrappy, hard fought, tense 1-0 home win against Preston on Saturday. Pictures from Ian Randall at Loftus Road where Lyndon Dykes scored the only goal and QPR secured a priceless 1-0 win against Preston to all but assure their Championship status for next season. Queens Park Rangers 1 - 0 Preston North End - Player Ratings and Reports
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