Gareth Vincent

1 week ago | bbc.co.uk | Gareth Vincent

Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Alan Sheehan has helped Swansea claim 17 points from nine games since replacing Luke Williams in February Alan Sheehan believes Swansea City's hierarchy are close to making a decision on whether he will remain in charge beyond this season. Sheehan has been in caretaker charge since the departure of Luke Williams in February.

1 week ago | bbc.com | Gareth Vincent

Alan Sheehan believes Swansea City's hierarchy are close to making a decision on whether he will remain in charge beyond this season. Sheehan has been in caretaker charge since the departure of Luke Williams in February. He has overseen a sharp turnaround in form, with a Swansea side who had lost seven of nine Championship games prior to Williams' exit taking 17 points from their next nine matches to pull away from relegation danger.

1 week ago | bbc.com | Gareth Vincent

Sheehan joined Swansea in the summer of 2023, around the same time that Key signed from Exeter City. Initially appointed as assistant head coach to Michael Duff, Sheehan had seven games as caretaker boss last season before reverting to his original role when Williams took over in January 2024. Having stepped up for a second time two months ago – and then agreed a deal until the end of this season last month - Sheehan is waiting to discover whether he will be offered a long-term contract.

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Gareth Vincent

Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Alan Sheehan is in his second spell as Swansea's caretaker bossAlan Sheehan insists Swansea City will not ease up despite passing the Championship's traditional 50-point safety mark thanks to Wednesday's victory over Plymouth Argyle. Swansea took the division's bottom club apart, with first-half goals from Lewis O'Brien, Harry Darling and Josh Key securing a 3-0 win which would have been more emphatic but for a succession of missed chances.

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Gareth Vincent

Alan Sheehan insists Swansea City will not ease up despite passing the Championship's traditional 50-point safety mark thanks to Wednesday's victory over Plymouth Argyle. Swansea took the division's bottom club apart, with first-half goals from Lewis O'Brien, Harry Darling and Josh Key securing a 3-0 win which would have been more emphatic but for a succession of missed chances.