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Swansea City's new American owner appears to have cheeky pop at Cardiff City counterpart Vincent Tan over rebrand
“I can tell you one thing, we will not change the colours!" - Swansea boss Jason Levien delivers takeover message.
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/f...owner-11649951
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
I wonder if he'll be building them their own stadium
I'd rather we'd have carried on the way we were. Those guys are here for what they can get out of the club not for what they're going to put in. Most of the revenue comes from the TV deal anyhow, and the money that another ten thousand seats would cost will be better spent ensuring we stay in the PL.
All in all I'm not too happy about this deal and I'm normally a glass half full bloke.
I wonder how told him to that, as he is a yank he knows little or nothing about football (soccer to him)
There's more football on TV here than there is in Britain. I'm guessing these guys occasionally read a book or a newspaper too. One of them already owns a club in the US. Our change to red was well documented and talked about during our season in the Premier League.
Don't worry about it - poster's assumptions here are always proven to be correct.
Football may not be a "major" sport in the US (although I argue that it is) - but those who follow the sport Stateside are always knowledgeable. People usually take offence at the vocabulary they use, and use that to discredit their knowledge.
Shallow attempt to win over the fans. It will work on the thickos.
Well, it worked on the brexiters.
But they want to change the UK's colours back to all white?
(Joke!)
Concentrating on their own club may be a good idea as apparently all is not well in their boardroom
How about the Cardiff boardroom?
How about the Cardiff boardroom?
Moving in the right direction i would suggest which will hopefully result in positive developments on & off the pitch?
The next disaster is just around the corner, in my opinion. The club lost money in its one season in the Premier League, an amazing achievement all things considered. Cardiff should be one of the wealthiest clubs in the Championship, that it isn't speaks volumes for the Cardiff City boardroom and its occupants over the last 5 years.
Why stop at 5 years ?
When was the last time we had a decent Chairman and board ?
Not in my lifetime as a fan since 1965.
Good for them. I wish we had American owners.
We did change our colours and it was ****ing ridiculous.
We are a Welsh club why would you wish we had "American owners" any normal fan would wish we had Welsh owners.
I don't suppose you remember when we did have Welsh owners.We are a Welsh club why would you wish we had "American owners" any normal fan would wish we had Welsh owners.
What's that got to do with you wanting us to have American owners?
You can't work that out for yourself.
We've had Welsh owners in the past and they've been terrible. We currently have a Malaysian owner and he's a ****ing clown. I'd take Swansea's American owners in a heartbeat.
Swansea are the fourth Premier League club with American owners. The others being Arsenal, Liverpool and Man Utd. Not bad company I'm sure you'd agree.
Are they now called Swansea City soccer club
Got Swansea bay Buccaneers written all over it...going to be a huge season for them after this and flirting with relegation last season. Williams is their rock, when he goes the ship will sink I reckon.
Why not? Soccer is a British word.
Just the answer you'd expect from the slimy little jb troll
How about the Cardiff boardroom?
Yep
lawnmower still got the lemon in his gob I see
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