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Swansea caretaker Curtis: “Looks have gone and my hair’s starting to go”

Crystal Palace v Swansea City - Premier League

LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 28: Alan Curtis caretaker Manager of Swansea City looks on during the Barclays Premier League match between Crystal Palace and Swansea City at Selhurst Park on December 28, 2015 in London, England. (Photo by Ben Hoskins/Getty Images)

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Swansea City picked up what could be a big point against Crystal Palace on Monday at Selhurst Park when they managed to hold the high-flying Eagles to a 0-0 draw.

[ MATCH RECAP: Palace 0-0 Swans -- Eagles wasteful ]

And Swans caretaker boss Alan Curtis admitted that the hot seat’s been a wild ride for him since Garry Monk was sacked a few weeks back.

From the BBC:

“I’ve got to say I’m enjoying the job, but as I said to Palace boss Alan Pardew at the end, I don’t know how he keeps going as a full-time manager. I’ve only done it for two weeks, and my voice has gone, looks have gone and my hair’s starting to go!”

The caretaker is more or less a Swansea lifer, and has a win, a loss and two draws in his second stint in charge of the club. With Swansea just off the bottom three, his looks and hair may face more trouble.

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