Rhys Williams was formally recalled by Liverpool yesterday halfway through his loan spell at Swansea – a loan spell that never worked the way that neither club nor the player himself wanted it to.<\/p>\n
Seven appearances with just five in the league was not what was pictured by any of the involved parties when Williams signed back in the summer transfer window and the decision to recall him was not a surprise having been expected for most of the window so far.<\/p>\n
He returns with Liverpool expected to sell Nat Phillips in this window meaning there could be opportunities within the first team squad for Rhys who, as has become somewhat of a player tradition, took to Instagram to send his thanks to the Swansea supporters.<\/p>\n
“I\u2019d just like to thank everyone at @swansofficial for making me feel part of the family from the get go,” he said.<\/p>\n
“Gutted it didn\u2019t go to plan but it\u2019s been a pleasure to be a Swan for the time I was given. Wish the club all the best in the future. Once a Jack always a Jack.”<\/p>\n
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