Swansea City cool on links to Pulis

Swansea City sources have played down reports that they are considering replacing head coach Paul Clement with Welshman Tony Pulis.
Speculation over Clement's future has increased since they dropped to the bottom of the Premier League after defeat at Stoke last weekend.
Pulis has never been in charge of a relegated club, but was recently sacked by West Bromwich Albion.
Clement said he is "absolutely" sure of his board's and squad's backing.
Swansea host West Brom on Saturday in a crucial league tie before they go on to face Manchester City, Everton, Crystal Palace, Liverpool and Watford before December ends.
Clement insisted he is the man to revive Swansea City from a slump in which they have lost 10 of their 15 league games this season and won just two.
He claims to have had "positive" talks with the club's owners and is confident he has their - and the squad's - support.
"Absolutely, I have no doubt about that," he said.
"I have no doubt the players are behind me. I have enough experience to know when the dressing room is behind you and when it's not.