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| league = [[Third Division]]
| league = [[Third Division]]
| manager = [[Colin Appleton]], [[Les Chappell]], [[John Bond]], [[Tommy Hutchison]]
| manager = [[Colin Appleton]], [[Les Chappell]], [[John Bond]], [[Tommy Hutchison]]
| years = [[1984-85 English football season|1984-85]]
| years = 1984-85
| ground = [[Vetch Field]]
| ground = [[Vetch Field]]
| previous = [[1983-84 Swansea City football publications|1983-84]]
| previous = [[1983-84 Swansea City football publications|1983-84]]
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==Team Cover Appearances==
==Team Cover Appearances==
none
none
==Match Publications==
===Third Division===
====Matchday 33: vs. Bristol City====
{{Infobox program inline
|event = Swansea City vs. Bristol City (March 12, 1985)
|image = [[File:English-football-program 1985-03-12 brcfc-swa.jpg|600px|border]]
|teams = [[Swansea City]] vs. [[Bristol City]]
|venue = [[Vetch Field]]
|people = n/a
|artist = n/a
|seealso = n/a
}}


==Publications==
==Publications==

Revision as of 15:49, 19 March 2023

1984-85 Swansea City Season
League Third Division
Manager Colin Appleton, Les Chappell, John Bond, Tommy Hutchison
Home Ground Vetch Field
← 1983-84 • other seasons • 1985-86 →


Team Cover Appearances

none

Match Publications

Third Division

Matchday 33: vs. Bristol City

Swansea City vs. Bristol City (March 12, 1985)
English-football-program 1985-03-12 brcfc-swa.jpg
Team(s) Swansea City vs. Bristol City
Venue Vetch Field
People n/a
Cover Artist(s) n/a
Price n/a
See Also n/a

Publications

Programs
Competition/League Date Opponent H/A Venue
Third Division August 25, 1984 Millwall Away The Den
Third Division September 8, 1984 Bristol City Away Ashton Gate
Third Division October 2, 1984 AFC Bournemouth Away Dean Court
Third Division December 1, 1984 Plymouth Argyle Home Vetch Field
Third Division December 15, 1984 Burnley Away Turf Moor
Third Division December 22, 1984 Bristol Rovers Away Bristol Stadium
Third Division December 26, 1984 Rotherham United Home Vetch Field
Third Division February 9, 1985 Brentford Home Vetch Field
Third Division March 5, 1985 Hull City Home Vetch Field
Third Division March 26, 1985 Millwall Home Vetch Field
Third Division March 30, 1985 Preston North End Home Vetch Field
Freight Rover Trophy April 11, 1985 Brentford Home Vetch Field
Third Division May 4, 1985 Burnley Home Vetch Field
1983-84 ← 1984-85 English football season → 1985-86
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Cup Competitions Freight Rover Trophy (Final)


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