By Riath Al-Samarrai for the Daily Mail Follow @@riathalsam Swansea have won three Premier League games in a row for the first time since August 2012. Sean Dyche estimated recently that he has made more than 500 telephone calls in efforts to build a squad that might keep Burnley in the Barclays Premier League. What isn’t known is how often Ross McCormack’s name came into the conversation and ruined everything. The striker’s £11million move from Leeds to Fulham not only stunned the selling club but also sent a shockwave through the transfer market, which is unfortunate for Dyche. No laughing matter: Dyche (right) shares a joke with his opposite number Monk but he knows he needs quality
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Burnley unable to spend big to stay in the Premier League
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Dyche points at the example of Ross McCormack as a player he can't afford going for big money in the Championship
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Swansea edge newly promoted side 1-0 as Burnley fail to cope with quality
But good won’t quite be enough if they continue to lack a creative edge, or the tactical options to match the numerous teams that play five in midfield, as @placeholder did.