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Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 19:55 - Jan 30 by raynor94
I'm confident that we will pick up 4 wins and a few draws 👍
I think that we will need more than that, this seasons relegation battle is the toughest for years, there is no clear bad team so imo we will need at least 56 pts to stay up and I think atm we will struggle to get that amount.
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Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 20:45 - Jan 30 with 1912 views
Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 20:26 - Jan 30 by Fireboy2
I think that we will need more than that, this seasons relegation battle is the toughest for years, there is no clear bad team so imo we will need at least 56 pts to stay up and I think atm we will struggle to get that amount.
In reality Plymouth are gone, so its 2 more to go I'm still confident enough we will avoid the other 2 places, but what happens before Monday night could change things
You give it out, you take it back it`s all part of the game
Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 20:26 - Jan 30 by Fireboy2
I think that we will need more than that, this seasons relegation battle is the toughest for years, there is no clear bad team so imo we will need at least 56 pts to stay up and I think atm we will struggle to get that amount.
No way FB, Derby would have to win up to about 10 out if the remaining 17 games to get there. They nor Luton or Plymouth can do that, it’s promotion form.
Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 19:04 - Jan 30 by KeithHaynes
Taken in isolation. Don’t think the Chairman can be wrong every time.
He got this right.
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Agree Keith I'm sure reading those posts If City offered us Haarland but said he could only join nwxt season some on here would tell City just to jog on.
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Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 21:50 - Jan 30 with 1736 views
Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 21:32 - Jan 30 by union_jack
No way FB, Derby would have to win up to about 10 out if the remaining 17 games to get there. They nor Luton or Plymouth can do that, it’s promotion form.
Late 40s will see us safe. 4-5 wins.
Yep as poor as we have been lately I think 49 will do it, pity we blew our goal difference last week
You give it out, you take it back it`s all part of the game
Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 21:47 - Jan 30 by blackpooljack
Agree Keith I'm sure reading those posts If City offered us Haarland but said he could only join nwxt season some on here would tell City just to jog on.
Swansea had an inferior version of Haarland and sent him back to Brighton four to years ago. Most posters on here bail out the fools that declined to play him and were happy at the cessation of his loan to buy.
This one failed trade is the difference between Coventry and Swansea. A £20m swing.
Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 20:26 - Jan 30 by Fireboy2
I think that we will need more than that, this seasons relegation battle is the toughest for years, there is no clear bad team so imo we will need at least 56 pts to stay up and I think atm we will struggle to get that amount.
56 will see you safe.
Teams have gone down in 50 points but the reality is it's the benchmark to virtually guarantee safety. 5 wins should be enough.
Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 21:32 - Jan 30 by union_jack
No way FB, Derby would have to win up to about 10 out if the remaining 17 games to get there. They nor Luton or Plymouth can do that, it’s promotion form.
Late 40s will see us safe. 4-5 wins.
Brum went down last season in 22nd with 50 pts, apart from Plymouth the other teams down there have the capability to get to 50 pts, couple that with our January freefall we could easily get sucked into that battle and if we do i don't think that we have the stomach to get out of it.
I just hope that we do get a couple of players before the deadline to give us a lift as we bloody need it desperately.
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Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 23:06 - Jan 30 with 1501 views
Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 20:03 - Jan 30 by Thornburyswan
Obviously it’s a big gamble but the player fits exactly in the young up & coming plus potential to grow & generate a significant future profit. Clearly could have waited until the summer & used the funds elsewhere but if he continues to progress his price goes up & bigger/wealthier clubs than use come to the table.
I know lots want to make a decision on the player & deal now but I’d suggest waiting until Tuesday when the dust has settled on the full window.
We need 2/3 first team level bodies in the door by 11PM on Monday - if we get those & then collect a couple of wins in February things might look at least a little better.
Decent post.
That last paragraph is key to it all and absolutely categorical to the rest of our season.
Cue upcoming interview " Welcome to Swansea City Melker" " what made you choose Swansea City " "what do you know about Swansea " " Did you speak to Jan Molby "blah blah blah
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Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 15:48 - Jan 31 with 868 views
Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 15:03 - Jan 31 by blackpooljack
Cue upcoming interview " Welcome to Swansea City Melker" " what made you choose Swansea City " "what do you know about Swansea " " Did you speak to Jan Molby "blah blah blah
I await someone being honest and saying money.
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Melker in Wales as the purchase and loan back is explained on 16:49 - Jan 31 with 737 views
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