From Beacon to Bystander: The Rise and Decline of the Swansea City Supporters’ Trust

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From Beacon to Bystander: The Rise and Decline of the Swansea City Supporters’ Trust

There was a time when Swansea City stood as a beacon of supporter-led governance in British football. A time when the Swansea City Supporters’ Trust wasn’t just a footnote in club affairs—it was a co-owner, a conscience, and a community anchor. Today, that legacy feels distant. The Trust, once hailed as a model for others to follow, now risks being seen as little more than a glorified supporters’ club—tea, biscuits, and a club lanyard thrown in for good measure. This is a story of pride, betraya

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[Darran]

Great article.

 

[KillayJack]

Excellent piece Phil

 

[Witneyjack]

Spot on Phil, I resigned my membership when they reneged on the civil case. I haven't re-joined and don't ever see a time when I would.

 

[Vetchonian]

Great article Phil and points out we had two.lots of sell outs.
YOU were there and know what happened and its a tragedy that the Trust has become what it now is

 

[Longlostjack]

Spot on Phil, I resigned my membership when they reneged on the civil case. I haven't re-joined and don't ever see a time when I would.

Same here. When they reneged on legal action despite having a clear mandate from Trust members and a strong case I couldn’t believe it. I still don’t get it. Shame on them.