Brendan Rodgers states that he wants games to be the longest 90 minutes of their opponents lives
The Swans are preparing to welcome Bolton Wanderers to the Liberty Stadium tomorrow to defend their unbeaten home record and their unbreached home defence.
Wigan, Sunderland, West Brom and Stoke have all arrived at the Liberty this season and failed to score against the Swans who have taken 8 points from the 12 available on their home patch – compared to 1 from 15 on their travels.
That record leaves the Swans reasonably comfortable three points ahead of the drop zone with weekend opponents Bolton occupying one of those places so it is important for the Swans to get at least something out of the game to maintain that gap over their visitors.
Rodgers said: โIโve been proud of our home record ever since I have been here.
โIโve always said I want to make it the longest 90 minutes of the oppositionโs lives.
โGoals and goal difference is important.
โThe players are very aware that if we are in and around a scrap at the end of the season then it could come down to goal difference.
โOur record at home is fantastic, but it is more important that we win games because thatโs the business we are in.
โThe Wolves supporters showed last weekend that they thought we were just a Championship team who have come up and they should beat us five or six nil.
โThey didnโt know we are actually a good side and we will prove that this season.
โWhere it takes us remains to be seen.
โWe have the belief that we can do more than just feature around the bottom end and itโs the belief we have to have.
โWe will do our talking on the field and hopefully come the end of the season that will show through.โ