A catalogue of injury problems hampered his progress and he scored once in 104 League games before retiring on medical advice at 25 in January 2003. Kenji was given a squad number at the club but spent his first season playing for the under 21 squad. He was popular among Swansea City fans with his high-impact performances, notably playing a major role in the 3-0 victory over Cardiff City in October 2021. He netted 54 goals in 270 League games overall before joining Merthyr Tydfil in September 1996, then played for Carmarthen. While at the Liberty Stadium Feeney scored six goals, but suffered a long-term injury that saw his time at the club ended before his loan period had finished. Signing professional for Manchester City in December 1970, he had limited top-flight chances and was loaned to Swansea with Phil Henson and Keith Hanvey in July 1972. After the Swans won promotion in 2011, Cotterill didn't make a Premier League appearance for the club and was eventually released after 38 appearances (11 as sub) and one goal to join Portsmouth, Barnsley and then Doncaster. MATTHEW BOUNDRugged central defender Matt Bound was an important figure in Swansea City's 1999-2000 Third Division title triumph. A back injury affected his first-team chances and his only League appearance was as a substitute in the 2-1 defeat at Reading in March 1994. With the lack of opportunities open to him, Jazz moved out on loan to Crystal Palace and then Huddersfield Town. Initially with Treharris, he moved via Wolves to Swindon Town in May 1937 and joined Swansea for a then record 11,000 in March 1948. Young defender Doug Rosser featured in Swansea's 1969-70 promotion campaign. Still lives locally. Locally born, he impressed with Swansea League side St Judes before moving to the Vetch Field in August 1948. After an amazing debut season securing 12 clean sheets, Woodman signed a second season-long loan to remain in SA1 until the end of the 2020-21 season. He was a member of Swansea's 1969-70 promotion winning squad and netted eight goals in 30 League games prior to joining Yeovil Town in July 1970. He was leading marksman three times, including their 1997-98 promotion success, moving to Leyton Orient in May 2002. COLIN WEST (1)Striker Colin West was joint top scorer as Swansea City reached the Second Division play-offs in 1992-93. After spells at Hull City and Mansfield, he reunited with John Toshack at Swansea in September 1983 and made seven League appearances. Moving to Newport County two months later, he starred in their 1948-49 FA Cup run, then played for Scunthorpe United, Carmarthen Town, Llanelly and Aberystwyth. He helped the reserves win the Football Combination Second Division title that season, then the Welsh League First Division title two years running. After four seasons and playing in over 100 games for the club he was signed by Coventry City. Who is the best Welsh soccer player of all time? Jan Molby paid 60,000 for him and Dave O'Gorman in August 1997 and he was Swansea's top scorer in 1997-98, netting 18 goals in 86 League games before reuniting with Molby at Kidderminster Harriers in July 2000. He came through the ranks in Dutch football, enjoying spells at Utrecht, Heracles Almelo and Roda JC. He moved back to Ipswich on loan in March 2008. He was given his League debut in Swansea's 3-1 defeat at Fulham eight months later and helped win the Football Combination Second Division title in 1954-55, making ten Second Division appearances prior to joining Watford in July 1956. After an impressive start with the Swans where he scored seven goals in 24 appearances (eight as sub), he moved on to Newcastle United, Oldham and Hibernian. Overcoming a broken leg, he later had spells with Haverfordwest, Ton Pentre, Bridgend, Maesteg Park and Port Talbot. The son of former Celtic legend Steve Chalmers, he signed professional for Celtic in October 1980 and had a loan spell with Bradford City before being sold to St Mirren for 20,000 in September 1986. He joined Coventry City for 250,000 in July 1992 and was loaned back to Swansea before joining Wycombe Wanderers for 150,000 in September 1995. Welsh Youth left-back Jim Pressdee provided reliable defensive cover while at Swansea. Ever-present in their 1997-98 promotion success, he joined Barnsley in July 1999 but was sidelined by an Achilles injury. He was loaned to Carlisle, Rotherham and Bury before joining Swansea in August 1992, scoring three times in 27 League outings while at the Vetch Field. Left Swansea in 2008 after three appearances to join Ross County, Grimsby and Maidstone. Swansea manager Kenny Jackett brought Oakes in as cover for Willy Gueret, and he played five games before leaving after one season. Signing professional for Norwich City in September 1998, he failed to make an impact and joined Yeovil in August 2000. Signing professional for Cardiff City in January 1963, he featured in successive Welsh Cup final triumphs and was a semi-finalist in the League Cup in 1965-66 and ECWC in 1967-68. Locally born, he progressed through the ranks at the Vetch Field and was a part-time professional, understudying Noel Dwyer and Johnny King. DAI DAVIESWelsh Youth central defender Dai Davies played alongside Dave Bruton while at Swansea City. Derby delight edges Sunderland into playoff contention. Initially with Alloa, he joined Blackpool in February 1968 and was a promotion winner in 1969-70. He moved to Leeds United in September 1958, then had another spell with Ards before joining Coventry City in April 1962. Loaned to Swansea in March 1992, he made two League appearances. STEVE JONESCourageous defender Steve Jones was an influential figure in Swansea City's 1999-2000 Third Division title triumph. TOMMY HUTCHISONEx-Scotland international winger Tommy Hutchison had a spell as Swansea City's player-manager. Scoring twice in their 1982 FA Vase final triumph, he later played for Gloucester and Dorchester. Welsh international winger Cliff Jones gained the first 16 of his 59 caps while at the Vetch Field. He was twice a Welsh Cup winner and ever-present in 1989-90, scoring twice in 160 League games prior to joining Crystal Palace for 275,000 in July 1991. Gaining England B honours, he moved to Bolton Wanderers for 3,500,000 in October 1997 and subsequently played for Coventry City, Rushden & Diamonds, Wimbledon again, Havant & Waterlooville, Derby County and Weymouth. Ex-England Youth central defender Nigel Davids featured in Swansea City's 1977-78 promotion campaign. Signing professional for QPR in October 2001, he was given his League debut in their 1-1 draw at home to Wigan Athletic four months later. He helped the club win promotion to the Premier League following the Play-Off Final win over Reading at Wembley, before going on to play a big part in the Swans debut season in the top-flight. He reunited with Warren Joyce at Hull City in July 1999, but an ankle injury hampered his progress and he joined Halifax Town in August 2001. He later played for Merthyr Tydfil but cricket became his priority and he achieved success with Glamorgan and Sussex. Locally born, he was an apprentice at the Vetch Field and turned professional in August 1981. Welsh international central defender Leighton Phillips was an experienced figure as Swansea City won promotion to the top-flight in 1980-81. Current team members are listed in bold. STEVE POTTERYoung goalkeeper Steve Potter was ever-present for Swansea City in 1975-76. He was a student at Cardiff College of Education when joining Swansea as an amateur in August 1970, making his League debut in that month's 4-1 defeat at Fulham. Later with Llanelly, Ammanford, Milford United, Haverfordwest and Bettws, he was a foreman at AWCO in Swansea, then a caretaker in the St David's Centre and died locally in October 2001. Locally born, he signed professional for Swansea in July 1988 and regularly featured as a substitute, netting six goals in 45 League outings prior to joining Merthyr Tydfil in July 1991. Young inside-forward Brian Thomas played in Swansea City's 1964-65 League Cup fourth round defeat at eventual winners Chelsea. During his time at the club he found himself loaned out to Port Talbot, before a spell in Sweden with Ostersunds FK. Moving to Worcester City in March 1980, he later played for Newtown in Welsh football. Ex-Scotland Youth striker Paul Chalmers featured in Swansea City's 1991 Welsh Cup final triumph. Initially with Rutherglen Glencairn, he joined Falkirk in December 1935 and moved to Brentford for 3,500 in June 1937. He was capped 32 times and moved to Swansea as player-coach in August 1954, succeeding Billy McCandless as player-boss a year later. Featuring in a midfield role after Harry Gregg became manager, his only goal in 81 League games came in Swansea's 3-1 win at home to Wrexham in December 1972. Welsh international striker John Toshack managed Swansea City from the Fourth Division to First. The midfielder signed on loan in November 2006 from Accrington before making the move permanent in January 2007. A former Arsenal amateur, he joined Swansea initially on trial in 1950 and made his League debut in the 2-2 draw at home to Doncaster the following month. Initially with Llanelli, he was a prolific scorer for Ammanford Town in the Welsh League before signing professional for Swansea in June 1968. From here he was loaned out again, first to Southampton and then to Leeds United in February 2008. Later with Norwegian side Lyn, Bournemouth, Stamco and Worthing. He played for Swansea in the 1952-53 FA Cup third round tie at holders Newcastle United and made 12 Second Division appearances for the Swans prior to joining Plymouth Argyle in November 1953. A former trainee at the Vetch Field, he signed professional in July 1999 and made his League debut in Swansea's 1-0 victory at home to Rochdale two months later. DAVID ROMOFormer French Youth midfielder David Romo played for Swansea City in the 2001 FAW Premier Cup final. A former Wolves scholar, he made his League debut in their 3-2 defeat at home to Cardiff City two months before turning professional in November 2004. He helped Spurs regain top-flight status in 1977-78, moving to Southend United for 50,000 in September 1978. He then played for Yeovil Town, since coaching at both Bristol clubs and Wolves, who he also managed. He contested a first-team slot with Jim Feeney and Rory Keane, featuring in two consecutive Welsh Cup finals including the 1950 success. He played in the 1952 FA Cup final and was a key figure in the Gunners' 1952-53 League Championship success, moving to Sunderland for 27,500 in June 1953. Managed Doncaster, Darlington, Oldham and Bristol Rovers. Signing professional for Blackpool in October 1995, he caused a stir when sold to Everton for 90,000 the following week but failed to secure a regular place in the Premiership. He arrived on a season-long loan from Espanyol and won over the Swans fans early on with his winning goal against Cardiff in a League Cup tie. A former scholar at the Vetch Field, he turned professional in July 2002 and also featured in Swansea's 2003 Welsh Youth Cup final triumph. Starring in their 1963-64 Third Division title triumph, he moved to Swansea for 14,000 in March 1965 and appeared in the 1966 Welsh Cup final success. On his return he captained the Under-21 side to the 2014-15 league title before another loan spell at Yeovil. He joined Torquay United in July 2007 and was an FA Trophy finalist in 2007-08. He missed the 1994 Autoglass Trophy final through injury but featured in their 1994-95 Second Division play-off final triumph. He had moved from Altrincham to Accrington in the summer of 2004 and was the star performer in a club that regained its league status after over 40 years in non-league. Joining Swansea in July 1985, he scored once in 22 League games prior to joining Preston in September 1986, then Barry Town and was Briton Ferry's player-boss. Had the ability in midfield to spray the ball all over the pitch at will and score spectacular goals. Finding it hard to force himself into the starting XI, he went out on loan to Brentford at the end of the 2004-05 season, and it was during this period that he attracted the attention of the Swans. Locally born, he played for Plasmarl and Clydach United before moving to the Vetch Field in October 1953. Signing professional for Manchester United in March 1960, he had limited top-flight opportunities behind Harry Gregg and moved to the Vetch Field in May 1964. He moved to Swansea on a non-contract basis in September 1985 and made five League appearances. NEIL DAVIDSEx-England Youth central defender Nigel Davids featured in Swansea City's 1977-78 promotion campaign. He is capable of playing in several midfield roles. The younger brother of Matt Appleby, he turned pro with Newcastle in August 1993 and had a spell with Ipswich before moving to the Vetch in August 1996. He signed for AEK Larnaca in Cyprus where he played for two seasons before returning home to Spain with Alcorcon. Netting eight goals in 20 League games, he reunited with Cyril Lea at Colchester United in November 1985, then played for BuryTown. Locally born, he played for South Wales Builders before signing part-time for Swansea in June 1950. JOHN LEWISWelsh U-21 winger John Lewis featured in Swansea City's 1987-88 Fourth Division play-off final triumph. After a spell with Johannesburg Ramblers, he moved to Derby County in June 1961, then played for Wellington, Slavia Melbourne, Yugal and Llanelly. Moving to Plymouth Argyle in August 1983, he starred as they were FA Cup semi-finalists in 1983-84, then returned from a spell at Rotherham in March 1986. However, following a change of manager at the Riverside Stadium, Emnes found opportunities limited and he joined the Swans on loan in October 2010. That loan move was made permanent in the summer of 2019. He helped the reserves win the Football Combination Second Division title that season, then the Welsh League First Division title two years running. Bale made his senior international debut in May 2006 at the age of just 16-years old, illustrating his potential at a frighteningly young age. A scorer in each of the first 21 seasons of the Premier League, there was nothing the Welshman couldn't do - and he'll forever be remembered for his exceptional pace and breathtaking dribbling ability. Where tables were not available, a list of champions and member clubs for each season in question is the desired alternative. He joined Exeter City for 8,000 in November 1974 and starred in their 1976-77 promotion success. But, at the beginning of the following season, he suffered a broken ankle and ligament damage against Sunderland and was ruled out for virtually the rest of the campaign. The charismatic Welsh footballer player, Gareth Frank Bale played for Southampton football club and Tottenham Hotspur extensively before joining Real Madrid in 2013 for a fees that exceeded Christiano Ronaldos earlier record fee. He scored once in 21 League games prior to joining Runcorn Halton in July 2004, since playing for Leek Town and Newi Cefn Druids. Neither do Trevor Ford (38 caps, 23 goals, British record transfer in 1950 . The Cardiff-born striker is much travelled, having started his career with Wolves. A member of the 2005 FAW Cup winning team, he featured in Swansea's triumphant 2006 Football League Trophy run and was an influential figure as Kenny Jackett's side qualified for the League One play-offs. He made his League debut in that month's 1-1 draw at home to Crewe and played four League games while at the Vetch Field. He made his League debut in Swansea's 1-1 draw at Manchester City five months later and also appeared in the 2-2 draw at Bristol Rovers in September 1947. He was a physical training instructor at Gaiter College and had spells with Brecon Corinthians and Troedyrhiw before joining Swansea as an amateur in June 1952. His solitary League appearance was as substitute in the following month's 2-0 defeat at home to Plymouth Argyle. Moving to Bath City in December 2002, he was loaned to Cirencester Town before joining Weston-Super-Mare and helping them clinch promotion in 2002-03. Initially a Hull City amateur, he joined Liverpool in May 1948 and featured in consecutive promotion near-misses, moving to the Vetch Field in an exchange deal involving Des Palmer in March 1959. Loaned to Swansea in December 1991, he scored once in five League outings while at the Vetch Field. Moving to Lovells Athletic in July 1965, he won a fourth consecutive Welsh League championship medal in 1965-66 and later played for Barry Town, Merthyr Tydfil and Caerleon. He reunited with Ronnie Burgess at Swansea in August 1956 but a recurring knee injury restricted him to only five League appearances while at the Vetch Field and forced his retirement in December 1956. RON HOWELLSGoalkeeper Ron Howells was capped twice by Wales after leaving Swansea. Also starring in their 1996-97 FA Cup run, he joined QPR in May 2000 and reunited with Brian Flynn at Swansea in August 2003. ANTE RAJKOVIC Ex-England Youth goalkeeper Neil Cutler had a loan spell at Swansea City during the 2002-03 campaign. DAVID BERESFORD Ex-England Youth international winger David Beresford had a loan spell at Swansea City during the 1995-96 season. Same Welsh Cup - different eras: Newtown White Star, the second-ever winners (1878) and Bala Town, winners in 2017. Helping them win promotion in 1964-65, he joined Boston United in July 1966, then played for Scarborough and became a dairyman in York. Outside-left Wendell Morgan contested a first-team slot with Norman Lawson while at Swansea. A former Plymouth Argyle apprentice, he signed professional in October 1974 and was their longest-serving player as they reached the FA Cup semi-finals in 1983-84. Making two League appearances for Swansea, he also featured in both FA Cup-ties against Bognor Regis. Flying winger Ken Pound featured in Swansea's 1966 Welsh Cup final success. Locally born, he was a trainee at the Vetch Field and made his first-team debut as a 16 year-old in Swansea's 4-1 FA Cup second round defeat at Macclesfield in December 2001. Helping to win promotion again that season, he netted 115 goals in 484 League games overall prior to joining Bradford City in August 1990. He had a trial with Cardiff City before moving to Merthyr Tydfil in November 2000 but failed to make an impact and decided to switch codes, following his father Adrian Barwood into Rugby Union. Just days later in March 2008, Williams signed for the Swans in a loan deal until the end of the season. NORMAN LOCKHARTNorthern Ireland international outside-left Norman Lockhart was Swansea's leading marksman in 1946-47. When the time to return to England came, it was only fitting that the Welshman went back to the club who helped him become world class. He joined Gillingham and Sheffield Wednesday. Scoring once in 14 League games, he joined Barry Town in July 1993 and featured in their 1993-94 Welsh League title and Welsh Cup 'double' triumph. Signing professional for Aston Villa in December 1963, he made his First Division debut in their 3-1 defeat at Burnley in November 1965. A former trainee at the Vetch Field, he turned professional in July 1994 and made his League debut in Swansea's 2-1 defeat at Plymouth nine months later. IORIE SYMMONDSYoung right-back Iorie Symmonds contested a first-team slot with Terry Elwell while at Swansea. Initially as a member of the clubs Under 20 squad, he made two first team appearances against Celtic before joining the Swans in January 2014 on a three-year deal for an undisclosed fee. He scored once in 14 League games for Swansea before joining Carlisle United for 25,000 in September 1991. Initially with Distillery, he joined Linfield in April 1944 and starred as they won the Irish League and Cup 'double' in two consecutive seasons. James grew to be an integral part of the Swans youth setup, helping the under-23s to promotion to the PDL Division 1 and contributing to the winning Premier League Cup campaign. A former Charlton Athletic amateur, he represented the Army during national service and signed professional at the Vetch Field in August 1952. Helping them win promotion three times, he also played for Newport County and Llanelli. Haydn Green signed him in September 1946 and he netted 13 goals in 47 League outings for Swansea prior to joining Coventry City in October 1947. MICKY EVANSRugged left-back Micky Evans was a member of Harry Gregg's squad at Swansea City. He later played for Cardiff City, Merthyr Tydfil, Barry and Llanelli until a fatal heart-attack in February 1998. Joining Swansea as part of the Ivor Allchurch deal in October 1958, he netted 29 goals in 111 League games before moving to Carlisle United in June 1962, then appeared for Merthyr and was King's Lynn player-manager. A former trainee at the Vetch Field, the youth team skipper made his League debut in Swansea's 2-1 defeat at Cambridge United in November 1996. The four-time Player of the Year won his eighth trophy in 12 years with United on Sunday, registering his 181st clean sheet for the club in their comfortable 2-0 victory over Newcastle in the . TOMMY CRAIGFormer Scotland international winger Tommy Craig was an experienced figure as Swansea City won promotion and the Welsh Cup in 1980-81. Versatile forward Syd Howarth helped Swansea reach the FA Cup fifth round in 1951-52. He was loaned to Burnley and QPR during the 2005-06 campaign prior to joining Swansea on loan in March 2006. He netted 22 goals in 143 League games prior to re-joining Ards in June 1968, winning many honours as a player, then manager. Scoring twice in their 1982 FA Vase final triumph, he later played for Gloucester and Dorchester. Striker Jon Keaveny played for Swansea City during the 2002-03 season. He helped Swansea reach the Welsh Cup final in 1950 and win that year's London Combination Cup final, making 12 League appearances prior to joining Hereford United in August 1950. After returning to south Wales, Morgan was once again loaned out to Port Talbot before moving to the continent and featuring in Spain with CF Balaguer. PAT MORRISSEYFormer Republic of Ireland U-23 midfielder Pat Morrissey had a loan spell at Swansea City during the 1977-78 promotion campaign. Scoring once in 18 League games for Swansea until breaking his ankle at Swindon in April 1979, he became Swansea's assistant manager. Highly-rated Welsh 16-year-old Gabriele Biancheri joins . In total, he made 104 appearances (13 as sub), scoring 51 goals. He joined Derby County in October 1979 and moved via Bulova to Burnley in July 1984. Scoring twice in 26 League outings, he moved to Chester City in July 2002 and was loaned to Nuneaton, Forest Green and Leigh RMI prior to joining Droylsden and Stalybridge Celtic. LES CHAPPELLExperienced midfielder Les Chappell starred in Swansea City's 1977-78 promotion success. Displaced by the arrival of Danny Canning from Cardiff City, he joined Yeovil Town in July 1949 and contested a place with their FA Cup hero Dickie Dyke. Sold to Scunthorpe United for 40,000 in December 1995, he moved via Hull City to Chesterfield for 50,000 in November 1999. In January 2018, Wales international Kingjoined the Swans on loan until the end of the season. Most notably, Saunders chipped in with 12 goals in the. Later managing Halifax, Watford and overseas, he died in March 2000. He later played for Wolves, in Finland, for Shrewsbury and Worcester again. Became Chelsea manager in 2019. His solitary goal in 18 League games came in the Swans' 3-0 victory at home to Macclesfield in September 2003 and he moved to Portsmouth for 175,000 in January 2004. He scored nine times in 34 Second Division games before being sold to Southend United for 3,000 in January 1958. He played for Neath Boys and was an apprentice at the Vetch Field, making his League debut as substitute in Swansea's 1-1 draw at Darlington four months before turning professional in August 1976. He would down his top flight career with Southampton, Everton and Blackburn, finishing on 297 appearances and 64 goals. BOBBY OWENStriker Bobby Owen had a loan spell at Swansea during the 1969-70 promotion season. He understudied Noel Dwyer and made 27 Second Division appearances for Swansea prior to joining Bristol Rovers in May 1965, then played for Minehead, Frome Town, Glastonbury and Taunton Town until a hand injury ended his career. He impressed with Saffron Walden prior to joining Leyton Orient in August 1993 and was sold to Lincoln for 30,000 in July 1996. The Swans never took up the option to sign him on a permanent deal and he moved to Hungary with Ferencvaros, before moving to the MLS in the United States with FC Dallas and then Cincinnati where he currently plays. Striker Will Foley briefly played for Swansea City during the 1985-86 season. He also featured in two West Wales Senior Cup triumphs before making his League debut in Swansea's 6-1 defeat at Sheffield United in August 1950. Later played for Fulham, King's Lynn, Wealdstone, Bedford Town and Cambridge City. After impressing in the reserves, he made his League debut in that month's 3-1 defeat at home to Bristol City but suffered an ankle injury and by the time he was fit again Bond had been a victim of economy cuts. JOHN O'SULLIVANIrish winger John O'Sullivan was Billy McCandless' first signing for Swansea. IVOR ALLCHURCHWelsh international inside-forward Ivor Allchurch is widely regarded as Swansea's finest post-war player. He had loan spells at Torquay and Hereford before being loaned to Swansea in January 1991, featuring in two consecutive Second Division defeats at Brentford and Bury. He made his League debut in the 2-1 defeat at Blackpool seven months later but had limited chances behind Roger Freestone and moved to Bristol Rovers in March 1998. He netted 16 goals in 74 League games before becoming the Swans' assistant-manager under Kenny Jackett. Understudying Willy Gueret as the Swans won promotion in 2004-05 and reached the League One play-off final in 2005-06, he made 13 League appearances prior to joining Bohemians in June 2006. Locally born, he turned professional at the Vetch Field in August 1978 and featured in Swansea's 1978-79 and 1980-81 promotion campaigns. He moved to Darlington before retiring in 2009. Signing professional for Newcastle United in August 1995, he was loaned to Swansea in January 1997 and scored five times in 11 Third Division games whilst at the Vetch Field. 6 Potential Debutants at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Ronaldo at Inter Milan Where Genius Met Tragedy, The Karate Belt Ranking System and Belt Order, Bobby Thomson and the "Shot Heard Round the World - in his own words, The Future of Boxing : Top 10 Boxing Prospects. Scoring twice in 26 League outings, he moved to Chester City in July 2002 and was loaned to Nuneaton, Forest Green and Leigh RMI prior to joining Droylsden and Stalybridge Celtic. He left the club at the end of the season. Appointed Sporting Lisbon's manager in July 1984, he took Real Sociedad to Spanish Cup glory in 1987 and Real Madrid to the Spanish League title in 1990. After being released by Birmingham City in 2010, he signed with League One side Exeter City. Caulker ended up having an exceptional season with the Swans, teaming up with Ashley Williams in the heart of the defence in the clubs inaugural Premier League season before returning to Spurs after 26 appearances. Welsh U-21 winger Stuart Roberts featured in Swansea City's 1999-2000 Third Division title campaign. COLIN RANDELLFormer Welsh U-23 midfielder Colin Randell was a John Bond signing for Swansea City. He made his League debut in place of Ronnie Briggs in Swansea's 4-0 win at home to Preston three months later and played 15 League games prior to joining Worcester City in November 1965, then played for Ammanford. Signing professional for Sunderland in October 1985, he featured in their rise to the top-flight under Denis Smith and joined Swansea for 50,000 in August 1991. Missing just two of the last nine League games of that season, he returned to Denmark shortly before the 1996-97 play-off final and settled back in Copenhagen. By the age of 20, Ramsey was captain of his country, becoming Wales youngest-ever captain. Ex-England Youth midfielder Charlie Hartfield played for SwanseaCity during the 1997-98 campaign. JIMMY GILLIGANEx-England Youth striker Jimmy Gilligan was Swansea City's top scorer in 1990-91. The son of former Swansea reserve Alan Lovell, he turned professional for Crystal Palace in August 1977 and appeared in two FA Youth Cup final triumphs. He made his League debut as a substitute in that month's 2-0 defeat at HullCity, then played against top-flight Derby County in the Worthington Cup second round. 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