Niall Quinn

They're not now.

They're going into these matches with a little pep in their stride.

And I think Gwendolyn...

will be the most relieved man here in Swansea because he knows the importance of that.

He knows now that they can go down, as it happened, they can go to other home games, into big ones and go, OK, guys, we've got a little bit of formation work to do.

Not convinced that we can do the 3-5-1-1, but do you know what?

What we have got is a bit of passion about us and we can pass.

And he spoke so much there.

He was great to do the interview as long as he did.

Confidence, confidence, confidence.

And that's what they'll get today.

It's fantastic, yeah.

I mean, he's got a real baptism of what the Premier League is all about.

And, you know, he'll be good.

Because when you're so used to having your career and you go a goal up and you dominate and you always win and you take three points, it's going to hurt him tonight.

But he'll put it to good use, as Jim Frank says.

His team are first class.

They're a joy to watch.

What can you do now when you regroup to make sure that this momentum and what Sam brings within the dressing room, that it can kick on and not sit back and give everyone a 12-week start?

I think more than the results, I think it's the set-up and it's the feel that you have when you see a Sam Allardyce team take the pitch now in Sunderland colours, because, you know,