Swansea City: There are no intentions to fire Luke Williams; he will remain there.

Despite his team losing games and giving up goals this season, Luke Williams will continue to coach Swansea City.

Swans Chairman Andrew Coleman is more than content with him at the moment and is not under

any pressure to remove him from his position.

That might be due as much to the expense of firing Williams and some of his coaching staff as it is to

Coleman’s reluctance to acknowledge that he made a mistake in hiring him a year or so ago.

We also learn that Tyler Morse, a powerful new board member and investor,

is currently at ease about the pitch difficulties that are obviously worrying a lot of Swans supporters.

It is one thing to be at ease, but the Swans are not in that position for Sunday’s

Championship match at Ashton Gate. (12 KO) This weekend’s big event on Sky Sports will feature the game.

Swansea City will recruit a new player. Lewis O’Brien has his clearances and is now accessible.

That may be as much a result of Coleman’s unwillingness to admit that he was wrong to hire

Williams a year or so ago as it is of the cost of sacking him and part of his coaching staff.

Additionally, we find out that Tyler Morse, a significant new investor and board member,

is currently calm about the pitch issues that are clearly troubling many Swans fans.

Being relaxed is one thing, but the Swans won’t be in that state for Sunday’s

Championship game at Ashton Gate. (12 KO) The game will be shown during

this weekend’s major event on Sky Sports.

Swansea City is going to bring on a new player. Lewis O’Brien is now available after receiving his clearances.

He had joined Norwich City on loan three hours later.

When rumors began that Bobby Clark could join Swansea, the German club was shut down,

therefore the late false flag that he was available from RB Salzburg was never going to happen.

Swansea City never even came close to signing the player. It was an entirely jumbled bunch of speculative bullshit,

much like Karlan Grant a few years back. This is a desperate attempt to mislead and give false hope,

as has been the case with all of the loans and attempted purchases this window.

The Swans have been struggling since the year began, and that will be evident in this Sunday’s match.

With the exception of Southampton’s FA Cup match, which also resulted in a table loss,