Alan Sheehan: The head of the Guardian of Swansea City has refused the chances of leaving

Sheehan will be at the helm for the rest of the season, with Swansea trying to cement their second level status as quickly as possible while head towards the last seven games of another turbulent campaign.

After subsequent defeats, the part of Sheehan raised the atmosphere with which An exciting draw to the high flight Leeds United Last weekend, but now he faces the games at home with Derby County Saturday and Plymouth Argyle next Wednesday.

“I love living here and I love the thought of bringing moments like the one we had at the end of the Leeds game on a more regular basis,” said Sheehan.

The Irishman has again insisted on the fact that he is happy for the club to take my time to choose who their next permanent boss will be, adding: “It is a process that must be crossed.

“If the managers approach, you have to talk to them, whether it takes one day or a couple of months, whatever it is. At this moment I am concentrated exclusively on the derby.”