Hernandez happy with move

Swansea winger Pablo Hernandez says he is loving life in the Premier League and has told Swans fans his best is yet to come.

Michael Laudrup pulled off something of a coup when he lured the player to the Liberty Stadium from Valencia on deadline day and the 27-year-old is now up and running after grabbing his first goal in Saturday's 2-1 win over Wigan. Many eyebrows were raised when Hernandez, who played Champions League football with Valencia, opted to move to England with Swansea but he says he has no regrets and is enjoying his time in the Premier League. "I'm loving the Premier League. After a few years playing in La Liga it's a different style of football with more tempo and passion in the stands," he revealed. "But the fact Swansea bet on me and trust me as a player was the main reason for joining the club. In return, I will try to play my best football on the pitch. "I'm delighted to score my first Swansea goal. It was only my second start of the season, but the goal helped the team win three important points. "I hope this goal will help me for the following games to get more confidence and become a regular in the team. I'm still settling at the club, but I will work hard to keep my place."