[…] A few phone calls changed that. “We were expected to be playing at Penybont for the first home game, which wouldn’t have been nice, but it was the pitch that was available,” manager Jack Midwinter told [Swansea Bay News]. “Luckily, Jonathan Hughes, the chairman here, made a few phone calls [with Swansea Bay Sports Contractors] earlier this week and managed to move a few things around and bring the work ahead of schedule. “We announced the news to the boys on Tuesday night and they’re excited. They can’t wait to play. The pitch is fantastic, it’s been relaid, luscious and green, which you wouldn’t expect with the weather we’ve had. That shows the maintenance that the guys at the university have put in.” […]
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Pure Swansea: Home at Last for the Derby as Sketty Lane Work Finishes Early
Pure Swansea, who were initially scheduled to play their first home game of the season away from home due to work on the Sketty Lane pitch, have now been granted a return to their home ground. The university has finished improvements ahead of schedule, allowing Pure to host Saturday's derby against Llanelli Town at Swansea Bay Sports Park.
