| Our financial position 10:05 - Feb 27 with 7702 views | Darran |
Read the thread.
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| Our financial position on 11:51 - Mar 1 with 1443 views | monmouth |
Oh I agree with that. I wish we could afford to have quality like that throughout the team. It's just that we really cant afford one player taking that proportion of the wage bill at our level of income.
Naughton and the otherswill be released in the summer unless they take massive pay cuts. Ayew is a millstone whatever he does on the pitch, unless he could get us promoted, which he can't. A better midfield and more pace in the team might, and we need funds for that.
Whether our current 'recruitment team' could pull it off or whether they would 'do a Clucas' remains to be seen. But if Ayew stays that would cut off a lot of the potential recruitment opportunities. | |
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| Our financial position on 11:56 - Mar 1 with 1437 views | Cooperman |
I have just seen a tweet that suggests that the squad used air travel to get to Blackburn and back.
Anyone know the finer details of this? I guess it was a Cardiff to Manchester charter. If it’s true then I’m a little bit surprised to see this happen for Blackburn away; Middlesbrough away is a different story. I wonder what the cost gap is between air and coach travel. | |
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| Our financial position on 14:26 - Mar 4 with 1356 views | TimTtam |
https://financialfootballnews.com/category/swansea/
This website does a good financial summary and breakdown of PL and Champ clubs. They did our 2019 financial year a few days ago. You can find our 2018 one below it too.
Interestingly, they write that we are "showing commendable financial discipline" and that we are a "financially stable club run incredibly well with minimal debt and decent cash reserves". They also mention that promotion would be "an added bonus rather than a financial imperative in the future".
Other figures to suggest that we are hopefully stabilising are that we are owed a net 5.8M in transfer fees, and that we were able to repay bank loans of 5.2M.
If Birch supposedly wasn't brought in to sell the club, then he's doing his main job of stabilising the club's finances pretty well. | |
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| Our financial position on 14:40 - Mar 4 with 1348 views | 34dfgdf54 |
They used to fly everywhere during Premier League days (or pretty much), didn't think they did now though. | | | |
| Our financial position on 15:42 - Mar 4 with 1273 views | Cooperman |
The tweet was along the lines of “guess who couldn’t fly today because he forgot his ID”
(It was Connor Roberts BTW). | |
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| Our financial position on 16:08 - Mar 4 with 1250 views | Badlands |
Roberts can be as good as Naughon but he has a manager who doesn't know how to get the best out players.
As a result Roberts has been allowed to continue toggling between like the 'big I am' on the pitch and being dropped.
Whatever happens we will always be forced to pay over the odds to bring payers to Swansea as has been the case for decades. [Post edited 4 Mar 2020 16:09]
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| Our financial position on 20:42 - Mar 5 with 1062 views | PentyrchJack |
Agree with this. Roberts has underperformed under Cooper when the opposite should have been expected with his focus on youth. | |
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| Our financial position on 21:46 - Mar 5 with 1017 views | Dr_Winston |
Roberts has been underperforming since last season, long before Cooper got hold of him. | |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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| Our financial position on 09:33 - Mar 6 with 925 views | Catullus |
Yes that's fair comment but wasn't Cooper was brought in because he could get the best out of our young players?
Isn't it the case that several of our players seem to have regressed under Cooper? Celina being the worst case. Byers isn't far behind though, I hadn't rated him at all but then he showed signs, maybe he flattered to deceive? Ot maybe Cooper isn't as good as all that, for us anyway. Sometimes a player/manager/staff member just doesn't fit properly and a previously outstanding person falls flat. Maybe that's Cooper? Maybe he'll go elsewhere and be a roaring success. Maybe this will turn out to be a very good learning experience for him and he'll go on to do better?
Regardless of all that, our financial position is looking much better and I'd much rather be in this position than have taken the kind of gamble others clubs did. Some clubs get relegated and find the parachute payments couldn't help them, such was the mess. | |
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| Our financial position on 10:09 - Mar 6 with 912 views | Dr_Winston |
Couldn't agree with you more on that. Cooper has largely failed on everything he was supposed to be good at. | |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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| Our financial position on 10:12 - Mar 6 with 910 views | TimTtam |
Exactly. We had net transfer spend of minus 38.4M and we're in a bit of trouble financially. Imagine what's going on at Stoke, who had a net spend of 30M in the Championship, just one year after recording losses of 32M. They also owe creditors a net fee of 31M next financial year, and have debt of net 174M. They'll essentially have to sell anything that moves. | |
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| Our financial position on 11:38 - Mar 6 with 874 views | jackjackjackjack |
His ability to get in decent young loan signings was what got him the job, I guess. Pity he can't get the best out of them.
Wonder who we'd have signed if we were relying on young Toshack, Leon and Curtis' contacts? | |
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| Our financial position on 11:51 - Mar 6 with 866 views | KGriz16 |
I'll be gutted to see Naughton go, honestly. Unsung/underrated.
clubs financial position is what we already knew, but muppets won't understand without there being some massive conspiracy. | | | |
| Our financial position on 12:10 - Mar 6 with 855 views | NotLoyal |
Which means his value to the club is nearly over. | |
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| Our financial position on 14:41 - Mar 6 with 794 views | Catullus |
Gettingdecent loan signings is one thing but what if you can't get them to play?
Would we be happy if we managed to get Messi on a free transfer if he ended up playing like Tommy Mutton?
In the vast scheme of it, it looks like Birch is doing much better at his job than Cooper is and maybe that, in the long term, will be who we thank the most. | |
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