Ayew was left out of the squad last night, read in to that what you will, but with only a few days left for us to do business I have an inkling that this deal might not be dead.

Swansea’s top scorer, he performed well in a very poor team and is no doubt coming in to the prime age for strikers. Plenty of experience in the league and loads of versatility, this signing would be really big.

I said it would be not it might be. Andros has been relegated, so has Jimmy Mac, so has Scott Dann and so has Zaha so ‘read in to that what you will’. It doesn’t mean anything, he is quality he showed consistentcy when Carvalhal was first appointed and his good form coincided with Swansea’s great run of results in the middle of the season, he still scored more than any of our forwards in a poor team that created few chances.

At the moment we have Schlupp out wide on one side, with next to no cover, Ayew is an upgrade on Sako and Lee and is more than capable of pushing our attacking players and offering cover, cover that we are seriously lacking. Kaikai is nowhere near the level required, Ayew is.

agreed...

a) we dont need him
b) hes bang average

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Not so sure, there are at least three worst sides in the Premier League. I expect them to be in the midtable along with us.

Well, they were mid-table last year with Mahrez. Now they've sold Mahrez and brought in Ghezzal. Similar player, but not quite the same thing. Rest team is pretty much the same, so they should be just above the relegation zone. But if Vardy has an injury (don't wish it but it might happen) or if he goes through bad periods of not svoring, they might be in for a lot of trouble, even if a couple of squads like Huddesrfield or Cardiff do look worse.

He looks pretty good, but he caouldn't shine if they hardly played him at all. Don't understand why -shrug-, cause Okazaki's legs are old and they don't really have Musa's workrate and quality anywhere.