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Bradley vows to fight on
- Updated: December 8, 2016
Bob Bradley is hoping Swansea’s players will follow his example and come out fighting against fellow strugglers Sunderland on Saturday.
The American is already facing up to the pressure of life in the Premier League, having won only one game since he took over from Francesco Guidolin on October 3.
He finds himself favourite with the bookmakers to be the next Premier League manager to be sacked and defeat against Sunderland would do little to improve his situation.
The Swans go into their 15th game of the season with only nine points …
