Bob Bradley: No problems at Swansea over training methods

25 December 2016 18:23

Swansea manager Bob Bradley has denied rumours his players are unhappy with the club's training regime.

The under-fire Bradley has won just two of his 10 matches in charge and has admitted his future could hinge on the Swans' home games against West Ham and Bournemouth before the end of 2016.

But the American has insisted there is no disagreement between him and the club's players over training methods.

"No truth to it," he told Sky Sports News HQ when asked about the newspaper reports.

"We've had a very good response. Since I've arrived the focus has been sharper, shorter training, more intensity, more tempo.

"Of course we also discuss the whole part of the week and we try to make sure that everything from what warm-ups are like, how it goes into training, what's done in the gym, we're trying to make sure the balance in everything is right.

"But I have to say the response of the players has been very good. Sometimes things come out through who knows? Those things don't mean too much."

Bradley is hoping to add to his squad in January as Swansea attempt to climb out of the relegation zone.

When asked about his transfer plans, he added: " We've had very good discussions with (owners) Jason (Levein) and Steve (Kaplan).

"(Chairman) Huw Jenkins and I have I think come up with some good targets.

"We all understand how important this transfer window is and we're ready to add some players to the squad."

Source: PA