| Physicality and robustness is the way forward for Swansea City 12:35 - Jun 27 with 2482 views | SwansIndependent |
 Physicality and robustness is the way forward for Swansea City 27th Jun 2023 12:33Paul Watson has made it clear that planning and preparation with a uniformed approach to the future will bring success to Swansea City. In line with Michael Duff’s recent interview it’s clear both Watson and the new Swans manager have talked through much of what the immediate further holds.  0
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| Physicality and robustness is the way forward for Swansea City on 09:22 - Jun 30 with 278 views | Dr_Winston |
Sousa's season was far duller as a whole than a lot of what Martin served up, but then again Sousa was hamstrung by having a forward line consisting of Kuqi, Pintado, Beattie, Bauza and an elderly Lee Trundle. Not really a shock that Darren Pratley ended up top scorer with seven given the dearth of quality upfront that he had to work with.
It's perhaps not a surprise that he chose to concentrate on being defensively solid instead, a move which really paid dividends for us as basically all Rodgers had to do was make a few small tweaks and bring Sinclair in. Even then it took until quite late in the season for us to click properly. Moving Dobbie into midfield was the key to that. |  |
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