Swansea fan asks club on Twitter to sign a Spanish international striker… so they do

Are Premier League clubs really just trawling Twitter, listening to fans?

Swansea City seem to be. A fan requests Spain international striker Fernando Llorente. Swansea respond. You may remember the 31-year-old best for his phenomenal goal for Athletic Club against Manchester United in the 2011/12 Europa League. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61McWwTwzP0 Clip via Toni Ristovski It's no wonder Swans fan Scott Akerman called on his club to sign the target man as soon as he heard there might be interest. Llorente, who spent last season with Sevilla following a two-year spell in Italy with Juventus, could be a huge coup for a Swansea team whose top-scoring striker last year was Bafétimbi Gomis with six. https://twitter.com/sakerman29/status/761509668132970496 Well, it was a case of 'ask and you shall receive', with the club responding to Akerman's request with the ideal present. Sure, he's not technically *holding* the shirt, but it's close enough. https://twitter.com/SwansOfficial/status/761631372419141632 That said, they did have multiple photos on file showing Llorente with the shirt in his hands. We're not sure why they couldn't have just used one of those at the time. https://twitter.com/SwansOfficial/status/761634296960524288 The 6'5" frontman, who has seven goals in 24 appearances for Spain, will link up with his new team-mates ahead of their Premier League season opener away at Burnley. Listen to The GAA Hour football podcast with Colm Parkinson. Subscribe here on iTunes.  https://soundcloud.com/sportsjoe-gaa-hour/michael-murphy-on-enjoying-the-game-duffys-flawed-proposal