"Mr Insanity" Hollins has told his players they must take their chances if they are to survive in the Second Division.

Saying this it's most likely that Hollins won't change the lineup that has lost the last 2 games heavily except for the possible inclusion of Stu Roberts in for Loanee Nicholas Fabiano.

Stu is one of the few of the players who has the passion and commitment for the club that it so desperately needs in what will be a gritty no-frills match on an awful pitch.

In such conditions it would seem wise to dispense with many of the foriegn players as they can't seem to cope with the frantic nature of the British game and include more strength to the midfield.

The Swans will be without Coates who picked up ahamstring injury in training and O'Leary is a slight worry with a thigh strain.

Alan Curtis is keen for the Swans to finish the season on a high - even though his struggling side look almost certain to be relegated to the Third Division.

Curtis said: "It's a local derby for us and we are both desperate for the points so it's bound to be a keenly-contested game.

"We've got nine games to go and we've got to win as many games as we possibly can.

"We've got to keep on going. It's a game we're looking forward to and it gives us the ideal opportunity to get some points."

AGE: 19

BORN: Bradford, 2nd July, 1981

POSITION: Striker

"The Duke" joined at the age of 17 from his non-league outfit for £150,000, and had proved to be a steal. Although he has made most of his appearances from the bench, Nathan looks like a great prospect for the future, and has turned in some sterling performances this season.

STRENGTHS: A cracking shot

Good movement and distribution