Swansea man Kemy Agustien was content to help the team by switching to an unfamiliar right-back position against QPR on Tuesday.
Swans midfielder has no problem filling in at right-back
Swansea man Kemy Agustien was content to help the team by switching to an unfamiliar right-back position against QPR on Tuesday.
Agustien was named man-of-the-match in the 1-1 draw at the Liberty Stadium after he was recalled to the Swans' starting XI in place of Mark Gower.
The Dutchman started in his preferred midfield position but moved to right-back in the second half following an injury to Angel Rangel.
After impressing in the middle of the park Agustien admits the switch was initially frustrating, but the 25-year-old was happy to give his all in the role despite having never played there before.
He told Swansea's
official website: "I was a little frustrated because I think I was playing well in midfield.
"But it is not about me, it is about the team. I did my best for the team.
"If I can help the team by filling in that position, then that's fine."
Frustrated
The Swans were held by Rangers in the second half when Jamie Mackie cancelled out Danny Graham's opener.
Agustien was disappointed with the result, insisting his side should have taken all three points, adding: "I don't think we deserved to drop two points. At home we need to win these games.
"They play a long ball and they score from it, which is frustrating.
"It doesn't matter who we play at home, we believe we can beat anybody.
"We put pressure on ourselves because we want to improve and win every time. Now we look to win the next game (against Spurs)."
