After five League games without a win, Swansea City boss Michael Laudrup has dismissed allegations of player unrest at the South Wales club. Newspaper reports had suggested Laudrup was facing a rebellion from senior players, who it was said had held meetings with chairman Huw Jenkins.
"If there had been a problem the chairman would have called me immediately," Laudrup said.
"We talk with each other every week. If there was something we would have spoken about it.
"I have a great relationship with him. Both of us would never allow any person to jeopardise the harmony of the group.
"I don't see so much in it. It doesn't mean you don't have players who are not satisfied - it happens in all teams, even at clubs at the top when players are not playing.
"But we are all going in the same direction and people are training and doing what's needed to be done, so there is no problem."
