Well worth a read. ðŸ‘
Lots of very interesting comments:
" Let's be frank about it, the club changed from a working class fan base who were half cut by half time to the 'who's who' of Swansea with a glass of prosecco at half time. "
" The East Stand on a good day were the exception to the rule but every year a little bit of it died. "
We can all relate to this. We all know people who had little or absolutely no interest in Swansea City until the move to the Liberty. Then it became the place to be. To meet new potential customers, new clients, to wear your new suit, your new jacket or dress, to buy nice wine. The elongated half time that stretched way into the second half as other things meant more than the football....
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