Swansea City are a club on the verge of crisis and their supporters will hope a change of management could be the thing that turns their fortunes around.
Just eight months after he got the job, Francesco Guidolin was shown the door at the Liberty City Stadium with few complaining about his departure.
Alas, it never really happened for the former Udinese man and replacing him is Bob Bradley.
He’s the first American to ever manage in the Premier League and he’s got a big job on his hands- the Swans sit 17th in the league and well in the middle of a potential relegation scrap.
And one thing the former USA international manager must do is assess his squad to see where their strengths lie.
Based on their current form, it’s safe to say that some players probably aren’t doing as well as they should be.
So with that in mind, Bob Bradley must start these 3 players at Swansea in every game from now on…
Modou Barrow
23-year-old winger Modou Barrow has had to settle with a place on the Swansea bench for a long time now but with things going against the side of late, Bradley might want to look about starting him from the beginning.
The Gambian-born speedster is renowned for his pace and it’s pretty clear that Swansea’s other forwards aren’t really creating enough chances going forward.
If you want a direct, pacy winger then Barrow is your man.
He’s more than good enough to have a starting place in this side and probably deserves a shot at the first team too.
Neil Taylor
Angel Rangel gave away the most needless of penalties in the 2-1 home defeat to Liverpool and if we’re being honest, he hasn’t been fantastic for most of the current season.
In a game where Francesco Guidolin asked his players for everything in what was his final game, it was a careless mistake that cost them the game and probably his job.
Neil Taylor has plenty of international experience and is a real Swansea lad and should come into the side for the foreseeable future.
Ki Seung-Yeung
Korean international Ki Seung-Yeung has been at Swansea for four years now and you get the impression that we haven’t quite seen the best of him just yet.
He was fantastic at Swansea and brings real quality to the middle-of-the-park.
Leon Britton is a loyal player but in terms of muscle, grit and real quality, Yeung would be a better option.
