The Wales international spent time out in the early part of the campaign under Danny Röhl’s predecessor Xisco, sitting out the entirety of September as he fell out of favour. It took him a while to rise to the fore at the start of the German’s reign also as he failed to start any of Röhl’s first five matches in charge. It feels like ancient history for a midfielder whose performances in midfield came to typify a chest-out final few months of the campaign that completed a historic survival... Read this story
