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What a completely pathetic bunch of deluded losers they are.
A small club , with small support and little investment who have punched well above their weight throwing their toys out of the pram because they are in the relegation zone. No fight for a relegation scrap just want their club back blah blah fecking blah.
Embarrassing themselves big time.
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“Bring back the style of football that brought us so much success”
Phoenix club? What on earth are they talking about?
Radio is comedy gold with their bonkers fans at the moment.
Theyve lost the plot. Funny as feck.Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
they could call themselves " Swansea Town " :thumbup:
Peter KeayQuote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
Trying to bring Swansea into the 90s?Quote:
Originally Posted by Llanedeyrnblue
Have you not seen Phoenix nights?Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
But...
But...
What about the plans to enlarge their stadium?
:hehe: What success?Quote:
Originally Posted by Llanedeyrnblue
Beating fecking Bradford in the League Cup Final?
all i can say is that it must be great to have such a strong trust who will stand upto the owners if needed :thumbup:
Oh and not forgetting a board full of true swans fans, Jenkins is one of them, swansea through and through :thumbup:
they would never have foreign owners at the club, its a local thing see
A fourth tier Bradford City team that had their goalkeeper sent off!!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bob Banker Spanker
A bow down emoji.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
Im loving this they've all fallen off their high horses the 2hats
Yes. Maybe you should watch it again.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamieccfc
To be fair, they were doing alright until the foreign owners came in. Maybe, just maybe, their fans were right to fear foreign investment.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
They were losing big money season after season due to paying over the odds wages to attract players there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badly Ironed Shirt
They had to sell to cover the costs and hope they could replace with cheaper players.
Each season was a struggle.
It couldn't continue and the directors took the money while they could.
The new owners don't seem prepared to invest so it's hardly surprising to see them struggling.
I do feel a bit sorry for the hardcore Jacks and possibly the younger generation of Jacks. So long as they don't go out of business, they'll be alright.
A bit of relegation, financial crisis, transfer embargoes...it all adds character.
They can look after themselves.
Some guy moaning about Pulis on the radio yesterday after Rob Phillips suggested he might help them.' He wont play the 'Swansea Way' was the objection. Is the 'Swansea Way' even a thing anymore. Them ones that was throwing seats can get fekd. Not real fans anyway. A few others will remember plenty of relegation battles. The newer ones will be wondering what's going on.
Taking my city hat off and looking as an outsider, they come across as deluded.
15 years ago they paid a penny in the pound to write off all debt, then rose up the leagues winning a cup in the process. The club are not a top 6 team so we're always going to get relegated whether it took one or ten years. The American owners were there last year and no one mentioned boycotts or new clubs. Then all of a sudden they are bottom.
I think the thing that hurts them is they thought they were some sort of super club different than all others because they had a few fans on the board and as they chucked a few quid in a bucket felt they were owed a say in the running of the club . The reality is that they are the same as everyone else and now the reality is setting in theyre bitching and whining. Long may it continue.
Yes a penny in the pound, and we threw money in those buckets too.Quote:
Originally Posted by ken smith
They have gone to the wall twice and none of their two series of suppliers have ever been paid off even in the good days.
they shouldn't even be in the football league
I made the mistake of feeling sorry for them once. Even put a few quid in the bucket for them. Never again.Quote:
Originally Posted by length
They hate us with a passion and I have no doubt the good will wouldn’t have been returned had we been in the verge of going out of business. They would have taken great pleasure in it.
Their fall from grace cannot come quick enough.
What goes around.
Very few of them did any better tan gurn and squawk like half-wits when we were in pain.
On an unrelated/related note - Anyone actually been to Swansea recently? Jeez ..
It's a shock just how run down and fecked the whole town appears. Seriously bad.
On an unrelated/related note - Anyone actually been to Swansea recently? Jeez ..
It's a shock just how run down and fecked the whole town appears. Seriously bad.[/QUOTE]
Has the council sold a majority share to an American redevelopment company. Not to worry if so. They just having a few problems changing dollars into pounds st the mo. All be sorted soon.
The laughable movie they made ( which seemed to ignore quite a few facts ) was nothing more than a PR device to attract US investment... so how were they "doing alright"? Those so called local "fans" puffed up their peacock feathers for personal profit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badly Ironed Shirt
Huw Jenkins, he of failed business, is magically a guru? He, Monk et al drove their best ever manager Laudrup out. Look at their player recruitment ever since.
The Americans run investment funds from memory. At least they are a damn sight more honest about being in it for the money.
Delusion as usual but let’s encourage it, maybe the new Swansea town club will rise up the lleagues in record time for a derby with Swansea City in the conference in about 5 years.....
I have a part time job collecting cars and am forced to fo there occasionally. It is a truly depressing siteQuote:
Originally Posted by Vimto
(I used the word 'site' deliberately, as in bomb site)
Shocking place and now they want to spend millions on a cable car to view the slums from the air......weird
I threw the end of my " rollover hotdog " ( or whatever it was called ) in the bucket, only the bread end of it, with some unfunny quip like " its better than a dead rat " , I wasnt sober at the time :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
They were always punching above where they should beQuote:
Originally Posted by Badly Ironed Shirt
running at a loss apart from the odd gem they stumbled upon and sold for a good profit, which enabled them to go again and hope for another gem, at some point them gems cannot be found and thats the end of the line, the board knew this and knew it couldnt go on forever