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Inside the final hours of Luke Williams' Swansea City reign

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Luke Williams ended his 13-month spell as Swansea City head coach on Monday evening

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Wales Online

Inside the final hours of Luke Williams' Swansea City reign

Luke Williams ended his 13-month spell as Swansea City head coach on Monday evening

5 days ago·Wales, United Kingdom

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fansnetwork.co.uk

Luke Williams : The Swans just need to stop making the same old cheap mistakes

Despite the wait - when it became apparent that the new Swansea investment team pretty much had enough of Luke Williams, the Swans head coach, the inevitable happened. A brief wait had to be taken when one of the Directors was dealing with a family funeral, it soon turned to a green light yesterday afternoon after a decision was made on Sunday.

4 days ago

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G3 Football

Luke Williams Exits Swansea City: A Look at His Tenure and the Club's Challenges Ahead

Discover the reasons behind Luke Williams' departure from Swansea City, as we delve into the struggles the club has faced in the Championship. Assessing his tenure, we explore the lack of support, recruitment failures, and the difficult environment he navigated. With Swansea now searching for a new head coach, find out what lies ahead for the club and the steps they must take to restore their former glory. A must-read for fans and analysts alike…

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The Global Herald

Luke Williams Steps Down, Leaving Swansea City in Turmoil - The Global Herald

No one is likely to feel as disheartened by the exit of Luke Williams from Swansea City than Williams himself.

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Swansea Bay News

Swansea City part company with head coach Williams

Williams departs after 13 months in charge with Swansea 17th in the second tier, eight points clear of the bottom three with 13 fixtures remaining this season. The Swans were ninth and four points off the play-off places after beating Luton at home on December 29. Since then under Williams the Swans managed just four points from nine games, including a 3-0 defeat away to bitter rivals Cardiff. Assistant head coach Ryan Harley and first-team coac…

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