 Tuesday, 30th Jun 2009 06:13 Dorus De Vries has signed a two year contract to remain at Swansea The Dutchman put to an end a summer of uncertainty by signing the new deal at the Liberty, convinced the club can move forward under new manager Paulo Sousa. De Vries said “I was almost gone but now it’s good to be back “And it’s pleasing because there is a lot of progress to be made with this club. “Roberto (Martinez) has gone but the club have made a good choice with the new manager. “People come and go in football but we have a team that clicks together. “That’s why I stayed because I feel I can grow with this side. “I have a personal ambition to be better all the time and I think Swansea City can help me with that. “I’m convinced the club can still go forward – I wouldn’t be here otherwise,” said de Vries. “I’ve spoken to Paulo and I’ve been impressed. He’s a footballer though and through. “Roberto was addicted to football and playing in the right way but so is this guy. “A legend as a player with an international status and the club have made a great choice. “Now it’s down to us to respond and take on his new ideas.” Photo: Action Images Please report offensive, libellous or inappropriate posts by using the links provided.
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