Whether you rate Liam Cullen or not, nobody can ever question what Swansea City means to him.
A Swansea boy, a lifelong supporter and an academy graduate who played every game with his heart on his sleeve. He gave absolutely everything whenever he wore the shirt, even during periods when his place in the side and his performances divided opinion.
There have been some unforgettable moments along the way. Derby goals, that strike against Reading and plenty of occasions where his passion for the club was obvious to us all.
He always felt like one of those players who would simply be here forever. Not because he was guaranteed a place every week, but because he understood the club, represented the city and genuinely cared.
It looks as though his time at Swansea City may now be coming to an end. Whatever your opinion of him as a player, he deserves to be remembered as someone who lived the dream every local supporter has had and never took the shirt for granted. 🤍🦢
Wales fans, we have a winner.
Thanks to @charliecraven89 for pointing it out. Omega Sport vs Ştința București at Stadionul Regie at 15.30 in the Bucureşti Liga 4 Playoffs before Romania vs Wales at 8.45.
Oh, and most importantly you can take beers in with you. Sorted 🇷🇴 🏴
⌛️12 hours left to secure your seat!
🎟️Season ticket holders have until midnight tonight (April 30) to renew. After that, all seats go on general sale.
The club shop and ticket office will be open until 8pm today for in-person renewals.
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