Swansea City: Coleman vows to be on-field leader
Coleman: I will have final say on key decisions
Chairman sets long-term goals for the club
Chairman Andy Coleman has pledged to succeed at Swansea City or go down trying after setting a long-term vision for the club.
Coleman, who took over as chairman in 2016, has overseen a period of significant change at the Liberty Stadium, with the club moving from the Premier League to the Championship and then back to the Premier League.
But despite the club's recent struggles, Coleman remains confident that he can lead Swansea back to the top flight.
"I am determined to make Swansea City a success," said Coleman. "I believe that we have the potential to be a top-flight club and I am not going to rest until we achieve that goal.
"I am not afraid to make tough decisions and I will not shy away from responsibility. I will be the leader on the ground and I will have the final say on key decisions.
"I know that there are some people who doubt me, but I am confident that I can prove them wrong. I am not going to give up on Swansea City and I will not let the club down."
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