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89% Vote That Swansea City Will Finish In Top Half

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After a 100% winning start to the season, Swansea City fans are as confident as ever it seems, with a massive 89% voting that we’ll finish in the top half of the Premier League table come May 2015.

After three wins out of three, we were keen to know where you thought the Swans would finish in the table, with the bookmakers now making us favourites to finish 8th – just below the top 7 group featuring the likes of Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City.

The most popular opinion was that the Swans would finish in 8-10th place, with 29% even more confident – voting for 5-7th.

No one has voted that we’ll finish in the bottom four.

Where will the Swans finish this season?

Top 4 – 4%
5-7th – 29%
8-10th – 56%
11-13th – 8%
14-16th – 3%
17th – 0%
Bottom 3 – 0%

In our new poll, we’d like to know what you think the result will be at Chelsea on Saturday, as both teams look to maintain their winning start to the season.

It’s been an incredible start for Garry Monk and his squad. Nobody gave him a chance in the Summer, tipping him to fail and to guide the club to relegation after four years in the top flight, but the young, rookie manager is already proving his doubters wrong.

Three wins, and just 1 goal conceded just shows that the Swans are a much more organised and disciplined side, with a boost in confidence and morale thanks to the new man in charge.

Can it continue? You’d be a massive optimist to think it can after visiting Chelsea, but there’s plenty of promise and potential to suggest that Swansea City may be the strongest they’ve ever been, with an 8th place finish not out of their reach this year.

What do you think? Is Swansea’s start a fair reflection on their potential this season or is it simply because we’ve come up against a few weaker teams plus a Manchester United side going through a transition period?

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