Williams’ plan to end Swans’ years of ‘suffering’

Swansea, who are currently in their sixth consecutive Championship season, are expected to place in the middle of the league.

The Swans received parachute money and made it to the playoffs twice after dropping out of the top tier.

However, the previous three seasons saw finishes of 15th, 10th, and 14th, respectively. Swansea’s current crop is now in 15th place after just gaining one point from their first four league games this month.

Despite his team’s present difficulties, Williams maintains that he is looking up the table rather than down. He also claims that there won’t be any “sulking” as Swansea tries to improve their performance.

“We are suffering at the moment in this short-term run, but we are suffering as a club over a longer period of time – that’s obvious,”

It has been suffering more and more every year since quitting the Premier League, and I can sense it. However, it is necessary to break [that sequence].

“We are in a different set of circumstances than when the team originally left the Premier League, which makes it difficult.

“That’s the truth. For me, there’s no need in wishing for a time in the past. ‘If only, if only, if only’ is not something I can sit here and say. It’s finished. We must now put an end to it.

over a string of home wins over Christmas, Swansea were within four points of the play-off spots; however, their January collapse has caused them to drop in the standings.

Prior to Saturday’s trip to Norwich City, Williams’ club sits eight points ahead of the bottom three and eight points behind the top six.

A play-off run this spring is still possible, according to Williams, but the essential need is “to continue to build” in the hopes that a young team will succeed in the future.

“We can’t build a group in the simplest way – just finding players who are performing very well in the Championship, splashing the cash and bringing them in to make those performances for us,” he stated.

“A shortcut is fantastic, lovely. However, since we are not in that circumstance, we must come up with a creative solution. Inside the building, it is our duty to reconnect with

“Yes, it is absurdly difficult since we lack the obvious elements that make many teams successful. But pouting won’t make that go away.

“The only way to help is to warrior up and try to find a smart way to try to build a group of players with a feeling and a style that can hack the system and get us where we want to be.”

Swansea will be at Carrow Road after suffering crushing defeats in the FA Cup at Southampton and losing their last three away league games at Cardiff, Portsmouth, and Hull.

They take on Norwich, who are currently in 12th place and have lost their last three games across all competitions to Leeds, Sheffield United, and Brighton.

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