Chris Dunlavy

Swans’ reaction reflects well on Russell

by
The LeaguePaper Team
30 October 2022

Chris Dunlavy

Swansea's response to their 4-0 hiding at Burnley earlier this month is enormously impressive.
It was the sort of result - and performance - that could easily have shattered confidence. Yet back-to-back wins pre-weekend demonstrated that Swansea’s players had the maturity to recognise that they had been outclassed by a superior side and the resilience thereafter to stick to the methods that propelled them into the top six in the first place.
In a division as volatile as the Championship, that is no mean feat, and represents yet another feather in the cap of manager Russell M...

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