Vote Kris

Vote Kris For Player Of The Month

Kris O'Leary has confounded his critics this season with some sterling displays in the Swans midfield. For many years he has been criticised by sections of the Swansea support for his displays but for the past few months we have seen a new side to O'leary and he is winning his critics around.

A poll on this web site over the past week or so shows Kris alongside Willy Gueret as the fans player of the season so far. Seeing as the nice people at the PFA haven't yet realised that their member, Willy has moved to Swansea we only have one option and that is to vote for Kris.

In the past we have voted Leon Britton and Lee Trundle as PFA player of the month so let's add another Swansea name to the roll of honour and what more deserving cause is their this season then Kris?

To vote you simply need to click this link (a new window will open) and then follow the onscreen instructions.

We have made a great start to the season and Kris is one of only a few players that is ever present in the league and his performances justify that constant selection.

Some reading this will disagree but if you reflect on it, he is playing well and let's recognise that.

VOTE KRIS - YOU KNOW IT MAKES SENSE

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