With fifteen points
in play, so far the Swans have netted nine of them and looking good in their
main objective of staying put in the ranks of Premiership, by finishing in the
middle of the overall table.
After the arrival of
Paul Clement, Oh La La, the difference he has made into the Swans game, taking
in it to a new level and a 360-degree turnaround for the best.
Still the league is
not over yet and with the month of March entering into the spotlight, many are
aware of how the levels of competition escalate among all the squads some to
enter into the European spots or save itself from relegation.
Here we have a squad
doomed for the Championship league, but things had a change for the best and
two Managers later, voila we have a squad moving on up and well situated in
sixteenth place and sporting a five point advantage.
Very well, if their
positive streak continues, they may well be near the middle of the table and within
one point of Burnley and Watford, if these
lose the prospects of the Swans moving toward the tops are possible.
As their next
compromise at Vicarage Road, they maybe in the driver’s seat with a decimated
and playing a hapless Hull City, but this match will be handful for the Swans
as I always state, there is no such thing than an easy foe.
Playing away and this
feat considered such as a sort of Achilles heel for the Swans in this campaign,
maybe that away a win could uplift this squad spirits more and see their
positive streak have a continuance for the best.
One thing for sure
that their man at the helm Paul Clement for sure will implement a very wary approach
and be cautious and respectful towards their next week foes and not become
overconfident in their game.
By implementing a
very aggressive and strong 4-3-3 formation and in the frontal attack Paul
Clement has found the ideal formula in Fernando Llorente, Luciano Narsingh and
Gylfy Sigurdsson, these leading the Swans attack.
These have become an inspiration
to the rest of their eleven as well becoming a living nightmare for the opposing
squad’s backfields.
Despite their latest
feats, the weak side of the Swans evidently exposed and in need get some
corrections, whenever they play the so-called league giants, as their losses against
Man City and Chelsea dented their momentum but not their spirits.
A sound win over
Burnley over the weekend and netting three points of gold, making some distance
between them and relegation for now, despite the league with plenty of matches
in its calendar pending.
The Swans need to capitalize
in every opportunity possible to continue its ascent into the league top spots;
maybe a certain carelessness of some of these teams can become a gain for the
Swans and aspire for Europe.
However, this is
asking too much for a squad that started its campaign a little sluggish, but
with wins over Southampton, Leicester City and Burnley, these have shown a
slight recovery and looking more ambitious in their desire to excel in the end.
If this squad is
playing like this in this campaign, what can we expect of them in the next edition
of Premiership, with a front office more positive to invest in players and push
this squad towards the top of the league overall table as a total contender.
The only thing is
that they need to reinforce many spots in need of attention and its bench with
more talent as well if Manager Clement opening the doors to more academy
prospects, this club future can be cover for many campaigns in the big circuit.
At the end how sweet it is to net, an important
and valuable 3-2 win over a hardened Claret squad.
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