| Interview with the Owners 19:05 - Sep 3 with 48014 views | Headmaster |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45396360
"Swansea City's owners have warned it could take years for the club to return to the Premier League as they confront the "harsh reality" of relegation." [Post edited 3 Sep 2018 19:08]
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:04 - Sep 3 with 2956 views | jasper_T |
It's hard to stir the pot when you depend on access for your content. Proper investigative journalism is a dead art. | | | |
| Interview with the Owners on 21:05 - Sep 3 with 2937 views | Darran |
lol
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:10 - Sep 3 with 2894 views | icecoldjack |
Anyone who thinks these guys are genuine and can be believed need their heads tested, not sure if it's just me but the lies and deceit seep through the written words.
Every single supporter clearly understood we needed to cut the playing staff and cut it greatly, in fact many welcomed it including myself, and my posts in pre season are there to be found, the depth of cost cutting however didn't seem to extend to them or Jenkins.
Like most other fans i've suspected we would get screwed from day 1, and there is nothing that's happened since to calm my fears, actually saying there is more cost cutting to come when 16 players are already gone will take some doing but good early season form from young players already looks like it will be yet another means to cash in.
It's yet another bland statement with empty words with a thinly veiled threat of continued asset striping of the playing staff, full of holes such as them not doing proper checks on the most expensive signings which differs from the young players that have been here a while, do they not realise that 2 of those fook ups were here before? Bony was a gamble we couldn't afford and Andre a bigger one who was here only 6 months last time before he was making noises and wanting to leave !
They never knew that and yet many fans did ?
It's all utter bollks. We all know serious cost cutting was needed but because they are so inept at buying AND selling they've actually achieved the no mean feat of double fooking us ! over paying and under selling assets and then having to sell more to cover the hideous losses !!
That ain't any kind of plan that's just sheer incompetence on a grand scale, yet some muppets on here seem to lap it all up.
These people should not be trusted or listened to, the first plan must be to get rid of Jenkins, force him to resign, do what it takes, then there is no buffer zone or layer of protection in front of the yanks, they will then be clearly accountable and visible to the fan base, I'm actually appalled Jenkins hasn't already resigned, he knows the situation, maybe he is an unwilling partner and no doubt an NDA will be in place if he left so his words couldn't help but it seems he just doesn't care enough to drop his 500k a year and is happy being the patsy .
It's a huge shambles, has been for years and we all must take a share of responsibility for it as many were happy sticking their head in the sand as we limped from one relegation survival to the next, many ignoring the glaring mismanagement higher up. | | | |
| Interview with the Owners on 21:11 - Sep 3 with 2877 views | dobjack2 |
Only an infinite amount of time? He should have kept going. | | | |
| Interview with the Owners on 21:12 - Sep 3 with 2860 views | _ |
Hang on, it's no different to what the Trust do. They hide behind 'confidentiality' barriers as well.
You can't go assuming anything until you have context. | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:15 - Sep 3 with 2829 views | Darran |
Finite he actually said on Twitter. | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:16 - Sep 3 with 2829 views | jeza739 |
Contender for post of the year | | | |
| Interview with the Owners on 21:16 - Sep 3 with 2828 views | dobjack2 |
Depends whether they didn’t want to answer because of confidentiality issues or simply because they didn’t like the question.
I agree context is everything | | | |
| Interview with the Owners on 21:18 - Sep 3 with 2788 views | _ |
You don't need that, you can just ask the Trust | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:20 - Sep 3 with 2778 views | jasper_T |
They would have said if they weren't charging interest because it would be an absurdly generous thing for them to do from our and the trusts' perspective.
Except the members of their hedge fund might not look at the idea too kindly. They've already made terrible returns on this investment, and now L&K are giving their capital away free of charge! | | | |
| Interview with the Owners on 21:20 - Sep 3 with 2776 views | majorraglan |
I suspect the further cuts refer to moving the highest earners on to other clubs, Bony, Routledge and I believe Narsingh are out of contract next summer, with Dyer, Jordan Ayew and Naughton up in 2020, Andre Ayew is 2021.
Let’s hope those players who are out on loan have great seasons and that their value shoots up. | | | |
| Interview with the Owners on 21:20 - Sep 3 with 2763 views | Darran |
Superbly said Tone. | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:20 - Sep 3 with 2770 views | Watchman |
that is going to be the 'local' narrative when the time comes. Did not deliver what they promised blah blah blah
any one who supports them or the sell outs is looking after self interest | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:20 - Sep 3 with 2767 views | QJumpingJack |
Who introduced the Americans to the former directors?
Was it Keith Harris or someone else? | | | |
| Interview with the Owners on 21:23 - Sep 3 with 2729 views | Shaky |
This is without doubt the most interesting claim in the article, which interestingly comes less than 24 hours after i asked in another thread what commitments they originally made to the sellers about supporting th eclub financially.
2 key implications:
IF they have actually done this they are putting fresh money on the line. That's unequivocally good news.
The bad news is it almost certainly means the club would have lost the full support of its bankers well before relegation and the summer's transfer movements. in other words it puts paid to the spin being peddled by the errand boy team that the woes are all related to relegation.
"So we stepped in and did that last season, and we have done it this season." [Post edited 3 Sep 2018 21:30]
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:25 - Sep 3 with 2685 views | _ |
Genuine question - how much money have you put into the Club in the last 10 years - £100? | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:26 - Sep 3 with 2686 views | majorraglan |
If they were lending the club money and charging interest, I would have no issue with it as long as the interest rate the club was being charged was at or below the rate the club could commercially borrow at. Anything over and above what’s out there commercially would be unacceptable. | | | |
| Interview with the Owners on 21:32 - Sep 3 with 2590 views | _ |
It was a truly shocking post played out by someone who has contributed almost zero to the Swans most of his life and repeats the same old shit in every post.
God awful and cheap. | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:32 - Sep 3 with 2597 views | Shaky |
If they were able to borrow commercially there would be no need to dip into their own pockets.
This is major news, that speaks to significant financial weakness, and if true the Trust must have been aware of it.
The plot thickens. | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:33 - Sep 3 with 2581 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
Interest, fees, charges can all be built in. | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:33 - Sep 3 with 2572 views | _ |
But we dont know yet everyone assumes the worst.
Think about what's going on here. | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:34 - Sep 3 with 2573 views | icecoldjack |
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I'm no expert so this is an open question to the more informed, is it possible that the septics or a company or business affiliated to them loaned us a million quid and charged us 20% interest, is that a legit way of extracting money out of the club ?
I suspect there is a whole load of reasons why this couldn't be done but i'm sure Sam and the Riddler did something along those lines.
Thoughts ? | | | |
| Interview with the Owners on 21:37 - Sep 3 with 2535 views | Darran |
So if he lives abroad now and can’t get to games the same applies to your chum E20 then yeah? lol
What a facking mug. | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:38 - Sep 3 with 2525 views | Shaky |
It is possible to do it, but in violation of Company Law, and i doubt very much this has been happening.
Rather the distressed financial situation is entirely consistent with the analysis i have been putting out since the '17 accounts came out
Here's the thread where i discussed all that if you want to take a look:
https://wwww.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/swanseacity/forum/219920/3096249/audited | |
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| Interview with the Owners on 21:40 - Sep 3 with 2490 views | majorraglan |
Indeed, but my point was any arrangement mustnt be more expensive than what they get commercially. | | | |
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