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Swansea's Leon Britton relishing competition for places
Welsh side are on a 10 match unbeaten run...
11 Nov 2009 19:47:18
By Alan McGuinness
Swansea City midfielder Leon Britton says the competition for places in midfield at the club is a good thing.
The Welsh side, who are managed by Paulo Sousa, are going good guns in the Championship at the moment, sitting ninth in the table after a 10 match unbeaten run.
Britton thinks the competition for a starting berth keeps everyone on their toes.
He said: "We are very strong in the midfield area. It is very competitive to secure a place in the team and you know that when you're in the side, you cannot afford to let your standard slip."
Swansea City midfielder Leon Britton says the competition for places in midfield at the club is a good thing.
The Welsh side, who are managed by Paulo Sousa, are going good guns in the Championship at the moment, sitting ninth in the table after a 10 match unbeaten run.
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Britton thinks the competition for a starting berth keeps everyone on their toes.
He said: "We are very strong in the midfield area. It is very competitive to secure a place in the team and you know that when you're in the side, you cannot afford to let your standard slip."
Britton added: "I'm happy with the way I'm playing at the moment and I'm just concentrating on making sure I carrying on playing well."
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