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Coleman has a problem. Both Cabango and Darling and Cullen want to stay but there is not enough money around the new cost conscious club.
It appears to me all can stay until the end of the season but there could be bids in The January.
It makes sense to sell one and pay the other two what they want or let Cabango and Cullen walk at the end of the season and pay Darling.
A tricky one for the chairman. I stand to be corrected but both Cullen and Cabango will bring in development fees for the club whereas Darling would not.
If all three cannot be kept happy financially perhaps then it would be better to keep Darling happy and let the local lads walk.
On the other hand Darling would most likely draw a fee in The January to pay the pay rises of the other two. I confess I do not know what the s development fees would be. Swansea has to pay for Key.
Chelase and Man City have been forced to sell the family silver local lads in preference to transfered in players as they are logged as total profit in accountancy terms. A similar outcome for a different model perhaps. ,(Cole Palmer and Connor Gallagher sold way too cheap)
Of course we are not long into the season but Carl Rushworth is not first choice at Hull city. One wonders what Brighton were thinking in sending him there instead of Swansea where he would certainly been playing every week.
Al these clubs have highly paid operators but many do not get what they expect or an understanding of how thing should pan out.
Swansea were forced to act out of the Brighton people dithering over this matter. Having said that Premier league clubs do not concern themselves over the needs of Championship clubs
We work on the understanding that firms provide a service and take a fee. At Bristol they create an artificial deliberate traffic jam to slow down passengers long enough to fleece them of £6. This is not a service.
Back in 2017 or so Huw Jenkins thinking of the future invested a healthy sum of Premier League money to send Swansea u14 to Los Angeles for an International tournament.
The "sell out" was investing in the long term. Amongst the kids were Cotterill Congreve Bony G, and Ludvigsen. Bony went to France last year and sadly Ludvigsen was released at the end of last season and plays for Penybont.
Cotterill is now looking to press on with a strong dominant performance on a hostile foreign soil. He is still only 19. Strong show from Josh Thomas as well.
Congreve is with Josh at Bromley. Lloyd a bit younger and Evan Watts are talented boys who need to follow Joel's example and grab their chances and emerge from the anonymity of the underage game.
Mike Lynch established and sold one of UK s top tech companies to Hewlett Packard a few years back. A whopping $11 billion cost.
Afterwards HP complained they did not get what they expected. People in the business tell me that the movers and shakers in big companies do not always know their onions. The business was data collection and processing.
They took Lynch and his no 2 to court and last month lost their case in the USA. Lynch it seems drowned and his number 2 died in a road accident over the last week or so.
The sailing community do not understand how the ship sank.
Trawling the internet suggests this signing is a permanent one. Other sites suggest a loan perhaps with obligation to buy. Swansea do not do these obligation deals much. They can I assumed lead to players being frozen out of it is dependent on appearances.
I assumed Abbey is homesick and looking for a permanent move back to UK.. All speculation.
I am very happy with the recruitment. Back to the ways of 2009.Up and coming players of talent
In my opinion Swansea have more important priorities than having to pay big money developing Premier league footballers for Brighton and the England National team.
Swansea did not get any benefit from Guehi and Gallagher because they failed and revenue from Wembley was small as it was during COVID.
The money should be invested in a development talent who Swansea can buy and develop. It would be a kick in the teeth for Vigareaux.