| Planet Swans 15:18 - Jun 1 with 62083 views | AlbRanger |
Nice to see it's joined the Fans Network group. Only decent Swansea site and they really don't like us!
Hopefully a chance for some banter a la Rivals |  | | |  |
| Planet Swans on 19:41 - Jun 2 with 2307 views | QuakerJack |
| Planet Swans on 19:34 - Jun 2 by DwightYorkeSuperstar |
I think he means that doing all that while posting losses exceeding £50m every year is what is wrong with football.
I was born in West London by the way. I've never been too fond of QPR. I'm not sure why. I hope you get relegated this season and begin a long slide down to League 2 with Portsmouth, the 'South Coast QPR'. |
Thank you Dwight, that's better than I could have put it. |  |
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| Planet Swans on 19:42 - Jun 2 with 2304 views | QuakerJack |
| Planet Swans on 19:39 - Jun 2 by Aunt_Nelly |
Obviously it's a bit tricky with the language barrier but from what I can gather from our new Welsh friends, it would appear that it's OK for a struggling club just out of admin to be gifted a new ground by the council in order to achieve success.
However it's very, very bad if another struggling club just out of admin is sold to people who try to achieve success by buying better players.
Is that right Jackos? [Post edited 2 Jun 2014 19:41]
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I refer you to Dwight's answer. | |
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| Planet Swans on 19:43 - Jun 2 with 2301 views | QuakerJack |
| Planet Swans on 19:35 - Jun 2 by DeptfordR |
Is that human? Thought it was a ham, no wonder I didn't recognise the stamp! |
How was school today? | |
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| Planet Swans on 19:45 - Jun 2 with 2299 views | DeptfordR |
| Planet Swans on 19:37 - Jun 2 by QuakerJack |
The comparisons between this lot and the vermin is uncanny. Colour being the only noticeable difference.
Hey lads, Arry is on SSN, look at the pound signs in his eyes. |
Quick, on BBC4! Great British Railway journeys! Llanwrtwd to Porthmadog via the Victorian slate capital of Blaenau Ffestiniog! |  | | |
| Planet Swans on 19:52 - Jun 2 with 2263 views | QuakerJack |
| Planet Swans on 19:45 - Jun 2 by DeptfordR |
Quick, on BBC4! Great British Railway journeys! Llanwrtwd to Porthmadog via the Victorian slate capital of Blaenau Ffestiniog! |
Yeah and then I chime in with "Eastenders is on in ten minutes" then you call me Ivor the Engine, then I refer to you as Rodney before calling you a plonker, then Fireman Sam, Alf Garnet, then you run out of ideas and revert back to my tattoo, which i cant do back as you need proof of age to get one, and we all have a good laugh. | |
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| Planet Swans on 19:53 - Jun 2 with 2260 views | QPR_John |
| Planet Swans on 19:42 - Jun 2 by QuakerJack |
I refer you to Dwight's answer. |
Just how much did the construction of the Liberty Stadium cost the club | | | |
| Planet Swans on 19:53 - Jun 2 with 2253 views | loftboy |
| Planet Swans on 18:40 - Jun 2 by Swanjaxs |
Nailed on six points for us jacks from you next season, can see Leicester staying up but yourselves and Burnley will take up two of the three relegation spots with WBA probably taking the 3rd  |
Bookmarked, I love post lik this because they usually come back and bite the author on the arse |  |
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| Planet Swans on 19:54 - Jun 2 with 2251 views | QuakerJack |
Don't look at me mate, Debtford is one of yours. Hey, see what I did there - DEBTford. | |
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| Planet Swans on 19:55 - Jun 2 with 2238 views | QuakerJack |
| Planet Swans on 19:53 - Jun 2 by QPR_John |
Just how much did the construction of the Liberty Stadium cost the club |
Not as much as your debt. | |
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| Planet Swans on 19:56 - Jun 2 with 2232 views | TacticalR |
Do any of the Swans fans know what happened to Pierre91? His Swansea blog suddenly stopped in the middle of last season. |  |
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| Planet Swans on 19:58 - Jun 2 with 2219 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
| Planet Swans on 19:53 - Jun 2 by QPR_John |
Just how much did the construction of the Liberty Stadium cost the club |
It cost the council £27m to build.
Since its construction, approximately £6m has been paid in rent by Swansea City and the Ospreys combined. The stadium has also hosted numerous music concerts, business events and other activities, all generating large revenues.
It has also been estimated by the Welsh tourist board that Swansea City being in the Premier League generates an extra £30m for the local economy each year.
The council are still being paid a very fair rent for the stadium, they still own the stadium and they will in the near future break even and begin profiting on the stadium. This isn't including the huge increase in commerce for the local economy since the stadiums inception.
I think it is one of the best investments any local council in the United Kingdom has made in recent times and something which is cause for praise, not criticism. |  |
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| Planet Swans on 19:59 - Jun 2 with 2212 views | DeptfordR |
| Planet Swans on 19:43 - Jun 2 by QuakerJack |
How was school today? |
It was great, we discussed the value of the Welsh in the UK economy. Didn't last long mind you. | | | |
| Planet Swans on 20:00 - Jun 2 with 2202 views | loftboy |
They have beaten us at home once in about 30 years lol, in my lifetime supporting Qpr I've been to an FA cup final a league cup final, when they both meant something, been runners up in the league, finished top London club on numerous occasions, was one victory from winning the league which as a result would have meant Liverpool not winning their first European cup, seen two European campaigns which would have been 4 had it not been for the scouse hooligans, in the same time Swansea have had two spells in the top flight and won a league cup. I bow to your superior greatness. | |
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| Planet Swans on 20:02 - Jun 2 with 2190 views | danehoop |
| Planet Swans on 19:55 - Jun 2 by QuakerJack |
Not as much as your debt. |
OK, using your geographically challenged logic of London, Eastenders, there is a hint.. QPR, West London, can you see how that works. Not a great deal in common,
Still it must be galling to so small behind the Bluebirds as Wales second football team. To me though you both just come from the same place, isnt Swansea and Cardiff just a big conurbation now anyway? All sound the same to me. |  |
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| Planet Swans on 20:02 - Jun 2 with 2187 views | QPR_John |
| Planet Swans on 19:55 - Jun 2 by QuakerJack |
Not as much as your debt. |
But exactly how much did it cost the club an actual figure please. | | | |
| Planet Swans on 20:03 - Jun 2 with 2178 views | QuakerJack |
| Planet Swans on 19:58 - Jun 2 by DwightYorkeSuperstar |
It cost the council £27m to build.
Since its construction, approximately £6m has been paid in rent by Swansea City and the Ospreys combined. The stadium has also hosted numerous music concerts, business events and other activities, all generating large revenues.
It has also been estimated by the Welsh tourist board that Swansea City being in the Premier League generates an extra £30m for the local economy each year.
The council are still being paid a very fair rent for the stadium, they still own the stadium and they will in the near future break even and begin profiting on the stadium. This isn't including the huge increase in commerce for the local economy since the stadiums inception.
I think it is one of the best investments any local council in the United Kingdom has made in recent times and something which is cause for praise, not criticism. |
Again, Dwight, you've articulated better than I me. | |
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| Planet Swans on 20:04 - Jun 2 with 2384 views | Swanjaxs |
| Planet Swans on 20:00 - Jun 2 by loftboy |
They have beaten us at home once in about 30 years lol, in my lifetime supporting Qpr I've been to an FA cup final a league cup final, when they both meant something, been runners up in the league, finished top London club on numerous occasions, was one victory from winning the league which as a result would have meant Liverpool not winning their first European cup, seen two European campaigns which would have been 4 had it not been for the scouse hooligans, in the same time Swansea have had two spells in the top flight and won a league cup. I bow to your superior greatness. |
It's good to see you know your place cocker! [Post edited 2 Jun 2014 20:06]
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| Planet Swans on 20:04 - Jun 2 with 2383 views | QuakerJack |
| Planet Swans on 20:02 - Jun 2 by QPR_John |
But exactly how much did it cost the club an actual figure please. |
See Dwight's answer | |
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| Planet Swans on 20:06 - Jun 2 with 2372 views | QuakerJack |
| Planet Swans on 20:02 - Jun 2 by danehoop |
OK, using your geographically challenged logic of London, Eastenders, there is a hint.. QPR, West London, can you see how that works. Not a great deal in common,
Still it must be galling to so small behind the Bluebirds as Wales second football team. To me though you both just come from the same place, isnt Swansea and Cardiff just a big conurbation now anyway? All sound the same to me. |
Aye, and Porthmadog is in North Wales, dopey. | |
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| Planet Swans on 20:06 - Jun 2 with 2368 views | Jigsore |
| Planet Swans on 19:53 - Jun 2 by QPR_John |
Just how much did the construction of the Liberty Stadium cost the club |
All the lego in the whole of Wales |  |
| “The thing about football - the important thing about football - is that it is not just about football.†|
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| Planet Swans on 20:08 - Jun 2 with 2357 views | Aunt_Nelly |
| Planet Swans on 20:04 - Jun 2 by QuakerJack |
See Dwight's answer |
Oi Cankles,
Are you Dwight's bitch?
Or do you need a bloke born in West London to speak for you?
If so you've come to the right place. We're here all week regardless of the division we play in so if any of the long words are troubling you just give us a shout. |  | | |
| Planet Swans on 20:10 - Jun 2 with 2342 views | QPR442 |
All these swans on our forum? Shame they were not around 5 seasons ago, but then a bit of success brings them out.
maybe it will be them that 'does a Pompey' and they will disappear back to the 3k gates, or with a bit of luck into the Welsh league. | | | |
| Planet Swans on 20:10 - Jun 2 with 2337 views | QPR_John |
| Planet Swans on 19:58 - Jun 2 by DwightYorkeSuperstar |
It cost the council £27m to build.
Since its construction, approximately £6m has been paid in rent by Swansea City and the Ospreys combined. The stadium has also hosted numerous music concerts, business events and other activities, all generating large revenues.
It has also been estimated by the Welsh tourist board that Swansea City being in the Premier League generates an extra £30m for the local economy each year.
The council are still being paid a very fair rent for the stadium, they still own the stadium and they will in the near future break even and begin profiting on the stadium. This isn't including the huge increase in commerce for the local economy since the stadiums inception.
I think it is one of the best investments any local council in the United Kingdom has made in recent times and something which is cause for praise, not criticism. |
Not a criticism at all but just a comment that not having to finance the building of a new stadium must help a clubs balance sheet | | | |
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