Swansea City! Give us a goal!
Swansea City take on league giants Manchester City at the Liberty Stadium and come away with a point.
Swans held to a goalless draw by resurgent Saints
Swansea City are still struggling to get those extra points that would mean a top ten place in the Premier League.
A look ahead to Swansea City's game against Norwich
Swansea City boss Michael Laudrup says he knows there's a big challenge ahead in the game against Norwich at Carrow Road.
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Michael Laudrup speaks of Swansea City pride
Swansea manager Michael Laudrup has spoken of his pride after seeing his side thrash Bradford 5-0 to win the Capital One Cup at Wembley.
Laudrup told Sky Sports 1: "I'm very proud of my team today. I think it was a great performance."
He also hailed the triumph as the best of his managerial career.
– Michael LaudrupAs a manager it's absolutely at the top, winning a trophy for the first time in 100 years.
The first trophy is always special, and now next year in Europe... it's a nice experience.
Laudrup in contract talks, according to agent
Swansea manager Michael Laudrup will begin contract talks with the club's board in the coming days, according to his agent.
Laudrup's existing deal runs until the end of next season but Swans chairman Huw Jenkins confirmed last week he would like to extend the Dane's deal by 12 months.
Laudrup is happy in south Wales but recently stated his focus is on the present rather than the future and is in no rush to negotiate new terms.
Nevertheless, Laudrup's agent Bayram Tutumlu told Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet: "Yes, Swansea has a strong interest in extending Michael Laudrup's contract.
"In the coming days, we will meet with Swansea and discuss the possibility of an extension."
Laudrup is enjoying a good first season in charge of Swansea after replacing Brendan Rodgers in June.
The 48-year-old has led the Swans into the top half of the Barclays Premier League table and they are already just three points shy of the 40 widely regarded as the mark required to avoid relegation.
Laudrup has also guided Swansea to the Capital One Cup final at Wembley later this month, where they will face Bradford.
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Proud Dad Laudrup hails son's switch to St Etienne
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Swans 1-1 Chelsea was a fair result says Michael Laudrup
Speaking after this weekend's clash at the Liberty stadium, Swans boss Michael Laudrup says the one all draw with Chelsea was a fair result for both sides.
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Laudrup - "Wake up call" for the Swans
In an extended interview following yesterday's 3 - 0 defeat at home to Everton, Michael Laudrup speaks openly about his "disappointment" but says the Swans will use it as a "wake up call".
Swansea City sign Valencia's Pablo Hernandez
Swansea City have completed the signing of Pablo Hernandez from Valencia for a club record £5.55million on a three-year deal.
'Six points, eight goals, two clean sheets - I'm very pleased'
Swansea City manager Michael Laudrup says he's delighted with his side's three-nil victory over West Ham yesterday.
It was the Swans' first game at their home ground this season. Their success comes hot on the heels of last weekend, when they beat Queens Park Rangers five-nil.
Swansea City player Kristian O’Leary rejoins club in coaching role
Former Swansea City player Kristian O’Leary will return to the Liberty Stadium as a coach under new manager Michael Laudrup.
O'Leary spent almost two decades at the club after joining as an apprentice in 1992, making over 300 appearances for the Swans before leaving in February 2010.
He'll now take responsibility for helping develop the club's youngsters for first-team action.
O'Leary will also be in charge of the reserve team, which is likely to switch to an under-21 format.
He told the club's website he was 'honoured and excited' to be taking on the role.
He said: "Ironically it's 18 years to the day that I signed for the club as an apprentice. Now I'm joining as a coach. When I left the club two years ago I hoped and dreamed that this day would come. Everyone knows the feelings I have for this club... I will give everything to my new role."
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