| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 09:49 - Jan 1 with 1756 views | 34dfgdf54 |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 09:45 - Jan 1 by E20Jack_TheBoss |
Hello Risca, haven’t we been through this many times already?
I took it the same as everyone else as my point was never that he would retain his full value, just that a British signing generally retain their value more than foreigners, with us being unable to sell either Ayew, Bony or Borja and only had a max offer for Mesa which was less % of what we paid than the max offer we received for Clucas suggests I was absolutely spot on.
The timing of the sale had a lot to do with the disappointing fee also. An exceptional circumstance.
Thanks for asking though. |
Thanks E20.
Being wrong is ok. [Post edited 1 Jan 2019 10:04]
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 09:50 - Jan 1 with 1755 views | waynekerr55 |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 09:44 - Jan 1 by E20Jack_TheBoss |
The argument does not fall down there because that is not my argument. People have a funny habit of creating my viewpoints for me.
Talk about his conduct as much as you like, he’s handled some of the stuff horrendously.
My point is always that if you are going to try and abuse someone, then at least be accurate. To re-write history or selectively critique the most successful period in our existence just won’t wash |
Football, all about opinions.
The bloke was at his best when he let others do his work. He's been an absolute car crash post Laudrup. I suppose a different question would be would punters have taken earlier relegation (as opposed to the highest finish) and healthier finances. |  |
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 09:58 - Jan 1 with 1735 views | E20Jack_TheBoss |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 09:50 - Jan 1 by waynekerr55 |
Football, all about opinions.
The bloke was at his best when he let others do his work. He's been an absolute car crash post Laudrup. I suppose a different question would be would punters have taken earlier relegation (as opposed to the highest finish) and healthier finances. |
But it’s still not true though is it.
We had our highest ever Premier League finish after Laudrup left and in the transfer market we have continued to make massive profits. |  | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:10 - Jan 1 with 1711 views | PawelAbbott |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 09:46 - Jan 1 by E20Jack_TheBoss |
Nope he won’t. Single purchases are more rewarding and more wasteful as we are dealing at the top table. That’s the nature of the beast, the fact we are there at all being able to do that is in no small part down to him.
Finishing 6th in the old division 1 does not trump, a major trophy, 7 consecutive seasons in the top flight, knockout stages of Europe and back to back top 10 finishes. Not even close.
That doesn’t even touch upon the strides the club made off the pitch of course. |
I think you'll find that they are all factually correct.
Sadly, you can't add caveats to the history books to say there was some circumstances surrounding it.
He has been successful, he has been unsuccessful.
He has however, failed to do the decent thing and get out when his reputation was intact | | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:16 - Jan 1 with 1703 views | magicdaps10 |
Bloody hell,E20 the boss!!!
Talk about self importance.
I hope he is just a WUM because if not, he has massive issues. |  |
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:16 - Jan 1 with 1701 views | E20Jack_TheBoss |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:10 - Jan 1 by PawelAbbott |
I think you'll find that they are all factually correct.
Sadly, you can't add caveats to the history books to say there was some circumstances surrounding it.
He has been successful, he has been unsuccessful.
He has however, failed to do the decent thing and get out when his reputation was intact |
There isn’t any caveats, it’s common sense. Most of our history we have been dealing with transfer fees involving 10k or less. Of course any stint in the PL is going to coincide with our biggest losses on selected single transfers. However since we got there we have made a 40m profit on transfer fees and while doing so achieved our most successful ever era.
Why should he leave? Because you want him to? I want to be President of the United States too, however sadly what I want I don’t always get. His reputation is the most successful chairman we have ever had and will always be viewed as that, because it is a fact. Whether you like him or not is irrelevant. [Post edited 1 Jan 2019 10:17]
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:18 - Jan 1 with 1691 views | E20Jack_TheBoss |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:16 - Jan 1 by magicdaps10 |
Bloody hell,E20 the boss!!!
Talk about self importance.
I hope he is just a WUM because if not, he has massive issues. |
Hi Daps, keep banging that drum.
Someone may listen one day. | | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:21 - Jan 1 with 1687 views | waynekerr55 |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 09:58 - Jan 1 by E20Jack_TheBoss |
But it’s still not true though is it.
We had our highest ever Premier League finish after Laudrup left and in the transfer market we have continued to make massive profits. |
Ok E20 I'll rephrase. Yes, he drove up transfer income whilst simultaneously rising operating costs above and beyond the said transfer 'profit. As chief accounting officer of the business the buck stops with him.
About the highest finish I refer you to my previous post as to whether 8th place was worth almost making the club insolvent | |
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:25 - Jan 1 with 1669 views | PawelAbbott |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:16 - Jan 1 by E20Jack_TheBoss |
There isn’t any caveats, it’s common sense. Most of our history we have been dealing with transfer fees involving 10k or less. Of course any stint in the PL is going to coincide with our biggest losses on selected single transfers. However since we got there we have made a 40m profit on transfer fees and while doing so achieved our most successful ever era.
Why should he leave? Because you want him to? I want to be President of the United States too, however sadly what I want I don’t always get. His reputation is the most successful chairman we have ever had and will always be viewed as that, because it is a fact. Whether you like him or not is irrelevant. [Post edited 1 Jan 2019 10:17]
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Why should he leave?
Because he himself said that if we were relegated his position would be untenable.
We were relegated.
He has stuck it out in an untenable position.
To be honest it doesn't bother me in the slightest if he is in charge of the club, there is nothing I can do about it either way. | | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:47 - Jan 1 with 1625 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:25 - Jan 1 by PawelAbbott |
Why should he leave?
Because he himself said that if we were relegated his position would be untenable.
We were relegated.
He has stuck it out in an untenable position.
To be honest it doesn't bother me in the slightest if he is in charge of the club, there is nothing I can do about it either way. |
He just wants people's attention. Logic won't stop him |  |
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 11:29 - Jan 1 with 1593 views | E20Jack_TheBoss |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:21 - Jan 1 by waynekerr55 |
Ok E20 I'll rephrase. Yes, he drove up transfer income whilst simultaneously rising operating costs above and beyond the said transfer 'profit. As chief accounting officer of the business the buck stops with him.
About the highest finish I refer you to my previous post as to whether 8th place was worth almost making the club insolvent |
Of course, that is part and parcel of having success at your club. I don’t for one second believe the club was anywhere near insolvent, that’s just scare mongering. Our funds were kept in playing staff giving us a much stronger team than most other similar clubs knowing that upon relegation we would fill the hole left by the sales and then have the academy and super successful Premier League reserve side to have another go. You say the buck stops with him as if it wa somehow a mistake, if we get promoted and stay there for 7 years and achieve all we did again - in all likelihood we will have done the same thing. | | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 11:31 - Jan 1 with 1588 views | E20Jack_TheBoss |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:47 - Jan 1 by Brynmill_Jack |
He just wants people's attention. Logic won't stop him |
By making simple and factual points?
Aye.
Tell you what, can you stop giving me your attention please. You are clearly very irrational and emotional no doubt based on former occasions your opinions have been utterly destroyed by common sense.
Ta | | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 11:32 - Jan 1 with 1580 views | E20Jack_TheBoss |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 10:25 - Jan 1 by PawelAbbott |
Why should he leave?
Because he himself said that if we were relegated his position would be untenable.
We were relegated.
He has stuck it out in an untenable position.
To be honest it doesn't bother me in the slightest if he is in charge of the club, there is nothing I can do about it either way. |
No he didn’t. He didn’t say that once.
That doesn’t stop people peddling that lie though. | | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 11:46 - Jan 1 with 1532 views | Dewi1jack |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 11:32 - Jan 1 by E20Jack_TheBoss |
No he didn’t. He didn’t say that once.
That doesn’t stop people peddling that lie though. |
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/full-transcript-huw-j
As you can't be arzed to look for your own links, even though they've been posted for you numerous times
Does state that if we kept losing games he has no doubt that his position would be untenable
But don't let facts get in the way of you peddling lies |  |
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:01 - Jan 1 with 1501 views | theloneranger |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 11:29 - Jan 1 by E20Jack_TheBoss |
Of course, that is part and parcel of having success at your club. I don’t for one second believe the club was anywhere near insolvent, that’s just scare mongering. Our funds were kept in playing staff giving us a much stronger team than most other similar clubs knowing that upon relegation we would fill the hole left by the sales and then have the academy and super successful Premier League reserve side to have another go. You say the buck stops with him as if it wa somehow a mistake, if we get promoted and stay there for 7 years and achieve all we did again - in all likelihood we will have done the same thing. |
"I don’t for one second believe the club was anywhere near insolvent, that’s just scare mongering"
Yet Jenkins admitted that they had to sell Jon Jo Shelvey in January 2016 just to get the club through to the summer of 2016 !! |  |
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:01 - Jan 1 with 1500 views | Smellyplumz |
E20 warra clown 🤡 |  |
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""Although I cannot promise or predict the future, I can guarantee one thing - the current board of directors will always fight, as we have done over the last 12 years, to work together as one with the Supporters Trust to make 100% sure that Swansea City football club remains the number one priority in all our thoughts and in every decision we make." | | Poll: | Huw Jenkins |
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:47 - Jan 1 with 1453 views | TheBossE20_ |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 09:49 - Jan 1 by 34dfgdf54 |
Thanks E20.
Being wrong is ok. [Post edited 1 Jan 2019 10:04]
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Is it? I will have to take your word for it and try it some time.
Nice edit, looks like it took you a while... | | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:48 - Jan 1 with 1450 views | TheBossE20_ |
Peddling my lies? What lies? It was said that he said if we got relegated then he would leave - that was a lie, he didn’t.
He said if we continue not winning games then his position would be untenable. Of course it would, same goes for every other club chairman in football. Thankfully we didn’t and now find ourselves with an outside chance of the play offs.
You are the one that added a timeframe to that comment to suit your agenda, he didn’t. | | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:49 - Jan 1 with 1447 views | Chief |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:48 - Jan 1 by TheBossE20_ |
Peddling my lies? What lies? It was said that he said if we got relegated then he would leave - that was a lie, he didn’t.
He said if we continue not winning games then his position would be untenable. Of course it would, same goes for every other club chairman in football. Thankfully we didn’t and now find ourselves with an outside chance of the play offs.
You are the one that added a timeframe to that comment to suit your agenda, he didn’t. |
Ha ha how predictable of you |  |
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:50 - Jan 1 with 1445 views | TheBossE20_ |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:01 - Jan 1 by theloneranger |
"I don’t for one second believe the club was anywhere near insolvent, that’s just scare mongering"
Yet Jenkins admitted that they had to sell Jon Jo Shelvey in January 2016 just to get the club through to the summer of 2016 !! |
That doesn’t mean the club is insolvent. Our funds were stored in playing staff which is why we were so much stronger than our like for like competitors. We had £50m+ saleable assets at any one time, that’s the reason why we had such wonderful success. | | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:51 - Jan 1 with 1443 views | TheBossE20_ |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:49 - Jan 1 by Chief |
Ha ha how predictable of you |
To comment on what he ACTUALLY said instead of what people make up he said because it suits them?
Yes, quite. | | | |
| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:53 - Jan 1 with 1438 views | Chief |
Just squirming now clinging onto the literal sense of the words. No he didn't say he'd resign if we were relegated.
But he did say his position would be untenable if we continued losing games (which did / have - and we got relegated as a result)
So it amounts to the same thing doesn't it | |
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| Jenkins, master bullsh@tter! The press finnaly waking up? on 12:54 - Jan 1 with 1433 views | TheBossE20_ |
Ah you do have your uses.
Thanks for providing unquestionable proof that this myth of “if we get relegated I will walk away” is just that, a myth. Just like they “next level” myth and the “investment” myth.
Myths. | | | |
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