Taylor: We Won't Change Our Style

Swansea City full back Neil Taylor says the team won't change their style despite continuing their goalless run.

The 1-0 defeat at Arsenal on Saturday means the Swans have now not scored or won a game in 4 Premier League outings which is a growing concern for manager Brendan Rodgers.

Despite the lack of goals, Taylor says he has full belief that their passing style of play will soon see the side score goals and win games:

'We can get out of this playing the way we do,'

'I don't think there should be any other way, as nobody can say it is not working for us.

'We are cutting teams open and defensively we're looking solid enough.

'We're doing really well, I don't think it is a situation where people can say we're really struggling.

'We're putting in good performances. It is just a case of carrying on and hoping we get the result. And as soon as those results start to change, it can only be good for us.'

'Collectively as a team we need to get a goal whether it is from the centre-halves from a corner or the full-backs.

'The pressure shouldn't just be on one man but the whole team.

'We put on a good performance and we can take heart from it, especially at a top-five club like Arsenal. We had our chances and held our own.

'We are creating chances, when we're not creating chances that's when we'll get worried. But we need to dust ourselves off and go again. One will go in soon.'

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