| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 23:23 - Nov 7 with 2069 views | Johnw102 |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 22:53 - Nov 7 by owainglyndwr |
Hopefully now , the supporters come back , the promote the Swans in the Swansea Bay region and beyond, the valleys, Wast Wales and even Mid Wales, where there are still people supporting Swansea City .
PS our manager seems to be doing a fantastic job on shoe strings so fingers crossed a bit of team investment and oh yes , Gabango and Darling Contracts to address |
Pembrokeshire Jacks bring a coach of 40 to 50 up every home game. |  |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 23:25 - Nov 7 with 2056 views | max936 |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 22:51 - Nov 7 by QJumpingJack |
Lets see if the new executive group can get Cabango and Darling sorted as soon as possible. It would be a strong statement for the fans if they could achieve this. |
Hopefully they haven't made their minds up to go, I doubt anything had been said to them about a takeover, so they may have other things lined up, unless they've had a nod and a wink to cool their heels for a little bit  |  |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 23:49 - Nov 7 with 1992 views | pembsjack |
Glad to see the back of Kaplan and Levein, hopefully the new set up can learn from mistakes already made. I like the fact that Coleman is a majority shareholder with boots on the ground involved daily, no where to hide and a lot of money to lose. Hopefully this can build a few bridges between the fans and ownership group. |  | | |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 00:47 - Nov 8 with 1905 views | nantywatcher |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 23:49 - Nov 7 by pembsjack |
Glad to see the back of Kaplan and Levein, hopefully the new set up can learn from mistakes already made. I like the fact that Coleman is a majority shareholder with boots on the ground involved daily, no where to hide and a lot of money to lose. Hopefully this can build a few bridges between the fans and ownership group. |
I sensed a new positive vibe about our play against Oxford, continuing against Watford I've a strong feeling that the core of the playing staff knew this was in the pipeline and a new deal for Ben and Harry could well be on its way. | | | |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 05:55 - Nov 8 with 1785 views | SullutaCreturned |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 23:01 - Nov 7 by QJumpingJack |
I see Kaplan and Levien would receive a bonus if we win promotion/stay up according to the article.
What does Coleman mean by "needing to move on from the previous owners"? I thought they were all friends? |
What does he mean? To me it means that after sitting in the away end many times in his short term so far, listening to fans and hearing and seeing things at home games that he realised the fans felt Levein and Kaplan were a poisoned chalice that we wanted rid of. The falling crowds and obvious discontent stirred him to act and along with Morris and Cravatt has removed the previous owners and given us fans a bit of hope again.
I've been a bit cynical about Coleman but fair do's, he moved his family over, he comes to ganes and yes, sits in the away end with us. I'm ready to put my cynicism to one side for the now and give him full support, lets see what he can do.
At the very least I think he has learned things that the previous 2 never did. Hopefully he'll keep learning and we will see improvements all around. | | | |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 07:09 - Nov 8 with 1732 views | Boundy |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 05:55 - Nov 8 by SullutaCreturned |
What does he mean? To me it means that after sitting in the away end many times in his short term so far, listening to fans and hearing and seeing things at home games that he realised the fans felt Levein and Kaplan were a poisoned chalice that we wanted rid of. The falling crowds and obvious discontent stirred him to act and along with Morris and Cravatt has removed the previous owners and given us fans a bit of hope again.
I've been a bit cynical about Coleman but fair do's, he moved his family over, he comes to ganes and yes, sits in the away end with us. I'm ready to put my cynicism to one side for the now and give him full support, lets see what he can do.
At the very least I think he has learned things that the previous 2 never did. Hopefully he'll keep learning and we will see improvements all around. |
They won't be missed is a statement oft said, I do hope this remains the case with us. | |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 07:09 - Nov 8 with 1733 views | KeithHaynes |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 05:55 - Nov 8 by SullutaCreturned |
What does he mean? To me it means that after sitting in the away end many times in his short term so far, listening to fans and hearing and seeing things at home games that he realised the fans felt Levein and Kaplan were a poisoned chalice that we wanted rid of. The falling crowds and obvious discontent stirred him to act and along with Morris and Cravatt has removed the previous owners and given us fans a bit of hope again.
I've been a bit cynical about Coleman but fair do's, he moved his family over, he comes to ganes and yes, sits in the away end with us. I'm ready to put my cynicism to one side for the now and give him full support, lets see what he can do.
At the very least I think he has learned things that the previous 2 never did. Hopefully he'll keep learning and we will see improvements all around. |
The poisoned chalice we have often referred to only became one when Levien and Kaplan started to take a hold budget wise two years ago. That’s why Andrew Coleman was brought in. His hands have been tied on so many deals and efforts to improve the Swans position by Levien especially.
It was inevitable that Coleman with more interested investors would eventually either disappear or take control. Fair play to Coleman he’s answered a number of critics, but his hard work has just begun. |  |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 07:35 - Nov 8 with 1673 views | Fireboy2 |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 07:09 - Nov 8 by KeithHaynes |
The poisoned chalice we have often referred to only became one when Levien and Kaplan started to take a hold budget wise two years ago. That’s why Andrew Coleman was brought in. His hands have been tied on so many deals and efforts to improve the Swans position by Levien especially.
It was inevitable that Coleman with more interested investors would eventually either disappear or take control. Fair play to Coleman he’s answered a number of critics, but his hard work has just begun. |
Let's hope that he doesn't turn out to be like those two then. |  | | |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 08:12 - Nov 8 with 1563 views | Whiterockin |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 07:09 - Nov 8 by KeithHaynes |
The poisoned chalice we have often referred to only became one when Levien and Kaplan started to take a hold budget wise two years ago. That’s why Andrew Coleman was brought in. His hands have been tied on so many deals and efforts to improve the Swans position by Levien especially.
It was inevitable that Coleman with more interested investors would eventually either disappear or take control. Fair play to Coleman he’s answered a number of critics, but his hard work has just begun. |
I have been one of Colemans biggest critics, possibly unfairly because his hands have been tied. Clearly he has been only a puppet to the majority owners on very short strings and not as some have said "the man on the ground in the UK making decisions", it must have been very frustrating for him. Time for a fresh start now not only for the new ownership but also for Coleman. Once the formalities are completed hopefully people can learn from mistakes of the past and drive us on to future success. |  | | |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 08:25 - Nov 8 with 1542 views | Fireboy2 |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 08:12 - Nov 8 by Whiterockin |
I have been one of Colemans biggest critics, possibly unfairly because his hands have been tied. Clearly he has been only a puppet to the majority owners on very short strings and not as some have said "the man on the ground in the UK making decisions", it must have been very frustrating for him. Time for a fresh start now not only for the new ownership but also for Coleman. Once the formalities are completed hopefully people can learn from mistakes of the past and drive us on to future success. |
I totally echo this, I was the same, if he's at Burnley on Sunday i will be in the queue to shake his hand. | | | |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 08:58 - Nov 8 with 1482 views | Landore_Jack |
Will Jake Silverstein will be retaining his shares? |  |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 09:03 - Nov 8 with 1466 views | onehunglow |
I can’t read it but hope fir the best | |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 09:09 - Nov 8 with 1456 views | TimBowen |
I too would like to add my congratulations to Keith and the validation of Indy 'reporter(s)' (Liam?) over their splendid 'Swans in talks: how will it all end?' article.
The accuracy of that article, now the sale details are slowly emerging, can be viewed as a most impressive 'scoop' indeed. How many 'Red Top' papers would have wrenched your arm off to have been the first to report it? (If only little 'nowheresville' Welsh clubs mattered eh?)
Our genuine thanks must also be provided to the insider source. Someone who may well have put his/her job on the line by releasing the information.
Someone who was presumably disturbed by what financial and negative restrictions the club was facing, and so, wanted the news to be made public, to give hope to Swans fans that the "couldn't care less," absentee landlord mindset of Levien and Kaplan was at last, coming to an end.
Congratulations again Keith and the splendid staff, it's really appreciated by the vast majority of us Jacks. [Post edited 8 Nov 9:13]
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 09:59 - Nov 8 with 1398 views | KeithHaynes |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 09:09 - Nov 8 by TimBowen |
I too would like to add my congratulations to Keith and the validation of Indy 'reporter(s)' (Liam?) over their splendid 'Swans in talks: how will it all end?' article.
The accuracy of that article, now the sale details are slowly emerging, can be viewed as a most impressive 'scoop' indeed. How many 'Red Top' papers would have wrenched your arm off to have been the first to report it? (If only little 'nowheresville' Welsh clubs mattered eh?)
Our genuine thanks must also be provided to the insider source. Someone who may well have put his/her job on the line by releasing the information.
Someone who was presumably disturbed by what financial and negative restrictions the club was facing, and so, wanted the news to be made public, to give hope to Swans fans that the "couldn't care less," absentee landlord mindset of Levien and Kaplan was at last, coming to an end.
Congratulations again Keith and the splendid staff, it's really appreciated by the vast majority of us Jacks. [Post edited 8 Nov 9:13]
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Thanks. It’s like all of our more important reports, they will generally come to fruition in time. The SCFC2 site was incredibly critical last month. But that’s expected, there’s no malice from me, I said what I said in response. The matter is now dead.
However, I can’t be bothered to see what they are saying today.
We work within a very source related process grading information as per the military system 4x4x4. There’s many factors within that system which have to be green lighted or otherwise. We put all our information together on this, spoke to some key movers and went for it. It was inevitable it would happen, despite Levien moving the goalposts continuously.
More news on an investor later today. | |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 17:12 - Nov 8 with 1149 views | KeithHaynes |
Silverstein brokered a lot of this deal, to what end is now clear. | |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 17:25 - Nov 8 with 1125 views | Landore_Jack |
Thank you | |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 17:51 - Nov 8 with 1071 views | RhonddaSwans |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 17:12 - Nov 8 by KeithHaynes |
Silverstein brokered a lot of this deal, to what end is now clear. |
With these billionaire owners will there be significant investment in the first team coming?
Would be nice to have the academy upgraded again also.
Do we dare to dream again?
Seriously I am trying to keep my expectations low but it is exiting times ahead.
A dream start for me
Harry and Ben Sign 4 year contracts
We sign a striker that scores for fun
Few other positions strengthened like the wings + real attacking midfielder like ntcham but not as inconsistent. we push for a play off place.
Win the play offs .
No pressure new owners 🤣 | |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 18:51 - Nov 8 with 1001 views | KeithHaynes |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 17:51 - Nov 8 by RhonddaSwans |
With these billionaire owners will there be significant investment in the first team coming?
Would be nice to have the academy upgraded again also.
Do we dare to dream again?
Seriously I am trying to keep my expectations low but it is exiting times ahead.
A dream start for me
Harry and Ben Sign 4 year contracts
We sign a striker that scores for fun
Few other positions strengthened like the wings + real attacking midfielder like ntcham but not as inconsistent. we push for a play off place.
Win the play offs .
No pressure new owners 🤣 |
Personally, now I would say there are better times ahead. But proceed with great caution. | |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 18:58 - Nov 8 with 978 views | Whiterockin |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 18:51 - Nov 8 by KeithHaynes |
Personally, now I would say there are better times ahead. But proceed with great caution. |
Get something on Sunday and the Leeds game will be a cracker. | | | |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 22:32 - Nov 8 with 847 views | QJumpingJack |
Quite telling that in the Coleman statement this evening on the official site - there is no thank you to Jason and Steve from Andy. | | | |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 00:37 - Nov 9 with 758 views | Fireboy2 |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 22:32 - Nov 8 by QJumpingJack |
Quite telling that in the Coleman statement this evening on the official site - there is no thank you to Jason and Steve from Andy. |
He's gone up in my estimation, already.
Can't wait to see him on Sunday. | | | |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 06:27 - Nov 9 with 680 views | builthjack |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 00:37 - Nov 9 by Fireboy2 |
He's gone up in my estimation, already.
Can't wait to see him on Sunday. |
Buy him a Coca Cola |  |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 09:46 - Nov 9 with 538 views | vetchonian |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 06:27 - Nov 9 by builthjack |
Buy him a Coca Cola |
and tell him to drop thus FAW cup into Europe idea | |
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| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 09:48 - Nov 9 with 535 views | onehunglow |
| 🔴 New York Times: Swans investors agree to sell stake in club on 09:46 - Nov 9 by vetchonian |
and tell him to drop thus FAW cup into Europe idea |
What and miss the chance to play Shamrock Rovers and a team in the Faroes | |
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