If now isn’t the time
to press on up the table, then I don’t know if there ever will be a time.
Seeing Paul Clement running the entire area of the pitch last weekend has
easily become my favourite moment of the season so far – it’s about time we had
a manager who wears his heart on sleeve and shows the same passion for victory
as the fans!
It was a tense affair last weekend against Burnley but from
the moment Olsson levelled the game there was a real feeling that we could win
the game around the Liberty – thankfully – Fernando Llorente pulled it off yet
again but I didn’t have any nails left by the time he headed in the winner! A
bit earlier next time Nando!?
Then again, early goals have proven to be an issue for us
earlier in the season as we still struggle to keep clean sheets. That’s nothing
against Fabianski nor the back four; we are in the Premier League and there are
no easy games! Only Leicester have failed to breach us in the last six league
games; winning games is vital but we must stop making it hard for ourselves.
Hull are in the midst of a sticky patch where injuries are
concerned as Davies, Mbokani and Evandro look set to miss out. The latter might
pass a fitness test but the Tigers are somewhat toothless since they allowed
Robert Snodgrass to leave the club in favour of West Ham – great news for us!
Dyer is set to be absent for the Swans once again as he
continues his injury struggles; we wish him a speedy recovery but Montero and
Ki are both available for selection – will Clement change the winning formula
to accommodate the pace and fearlessness of the duo?
Given our clean sheet issues; we will no doubt find
ourselves breached at the back but we look imperious moving forwards. The space
the midfield are finding to play the ball between themselves is exceptional and
strings are being pulled up top to offer avenues towards goal – I can wholly
see us outscoring Hull in this one rather than romping to victory.
If you’re a betting character; I’d be backing both teams to
score and Swansea to win this one – we need the points to get away from the
relegation zone, despite a five point cushion, and Hull are on a rotten run of
form.
We’ve got this in the bag, I hope!
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