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West Brom head coach Alan Irvine said the club were "rocked" by their 3-0 defeat to Swansea in the English Premier League on Saturday with Nathan Dyer scoring twice.

Dyer struck early for the hosts with a right-foot shot to the bottom left corner after being set up by Gylfi Sigurdsson in the second minute at the Liberty Stadium.

Wayne Routledge made it 2-0 in the 24th from outside the area and Dyer grabbed his second in the 71st following another pass from Sigurdsson.

The Welsh club now has three wins in three matches while winless West Brom has just two points.

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SOUNDBITE Alan Irvine, West Brom Head Coach (ENGLISH):

"It couldn't have been a worst start could it! You know, you spend a week trying to get ready for the game you develop a game plan and then somebody slips and that can't be legislated for - it makes what would have been a tough game and even tougher one and we certainly got rocked by that we gave the ball away a bit too cheaply but especially in the final third but as things were looking like things may settle down for us we made another mistake and before you know it we're two nil down and at that point you're standing on the side desperate for half time to come."

SOUNDBITE Alan Irvine, West Brom Head Coach (ENGLISH):

"It's a big ask for a lot of the boys you have come in lately, it's a big ask for some of the boys you were on the pitch today but that's where we are just now and we've got to just get through that and what I would say is that they're a terrific group to work with so we'll keep working away."