passage: By Riath Al-Samarrai for MailOnline Follow @@riathalsam CLICK HERE for all facts, stats and graphics from the the Liberty Stadium At the end of a week in which Garry Monk questioned Roy Hodgson’s continued absence from the Liberty Stadium, two Englishmen gave Swansea City their third win in three and another proved his sublime traits don’t always come saddled with the ridiculous. For this was not just about West Brom’s numerous mistakes and three well-taken goals from Nathan Dyer and Wayne Routledge, the first of which came inside two minutes and the second was quite brilliant. This was also about Jonjo Shelvey, so dynamic in his bursts from deep positions, but all too often a victim of his seemingly insatiable desire to over-complicate things.Last weekend, against Burnley, he followed a 50-yard pass with a simpler one straight into touch. Here, he got the balance right.
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  Two goals from Nathan Dyer in the second and 71st minute earn Swansea emphatic win over West Bromwich Albion
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  Incredible strike from Wayne Routledge doubled Swansea's advantage at Liberty Stadium as home side win 3-0
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  Two Englishmen help Garry Monk win third match after Premier League victories over Burnley and Manchester United
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  Excellent Jonjo Shelvey performance reiterates Monk's calls for England manager Roy Hodgson to notice Swans stars
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