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CHRISTIE BELIEVES IN BOSS MARTIN’S PROJECT

By Euan Parsons

CYRUS Christie says Swansea’s players are all on board with manager Russell Martin’s philosophy and believes next season can be a successful one for the the club.
Republic of Ireland full-back Christie, 29, joined the club in January on loan from Fulham and has been part of an impressive second half of the season.
Martin got off to a slow start to his Swansea reign having only joined from MK Dons days before the season began following Steve Cooper’s departure.
But as results have picked up, confidence has grown and Christie believes the club can car...

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