| £45m deal for siggy agreed? 19:56 - Aug 15 with 22063 views | forkbeard |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:19 - Aug 15 with 3180 views | Jokeren1943 |
If Gylfi wanted to leave - 45 million is a perfect price.
What matters, is there is time for Swansea to get those players they have wanted all summer , and to a fair price. If so - they have done a great deal this summer.
Only the next 2 weeks will show. [Post edited 15 Aug 2017 20:24]
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:20 - Aug 15 with 3165 views | Jackfath |
You can say that again! |  |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? (n/t) on 20:21 - Aug 15 with 3153 views | jack2jack |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:14 - Aug 15 by Jackfath |
Just to let posters know, there's no such thing as "God". |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:22 - Aug 15 with 3139 views | union_jack |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:18 - Aug 15 by icecoldjack |
Your right , siggy would have been sold a month ago..for £25 m |
Yes, that post wasn't thought through. A tap in really. |  |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:23 - Aug 15 with 3109 views | WarwickHunt |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:15 - Aug 15 by nantywatcher |
Quite amateurish, we tried being smartarses and got caught out. We were auctioning an item with only one bidder stood in the auction hall, so we were no position whatsoever to negotiate. I'm sorry to wind people up, but I'm convinced if HJ had been in charge of the negotiating the deal would have been put to bed a month ago. Hopefully the new owners will now realise they're not as sharp as they thought they were. Mind you this story could be yet another fairy tale. |
"I'm convinced if HJ had been in charge of the negotiating the deal would have been put to bed a month ago"
Probably. Given his track record he'd probably have gift-wrapped and driven Siggy there once they went to £20m though. |  | | |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:23 - Aug 15 with 3105 views | raynor94 |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:08 - Aug 15 by exiledclaseboy |
So we stuck to our valuation guns for so long and now (if this is true) we've settled for the same deal we could have had three weeks ago.
Outstanding business smarts on display here. |
He should have gone after the Barnet game, there was no turning back after that, I just hope we have deals in the pipeline |  |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:25 - Aug 15 with 3074 views | PozuelosSideys |
Good. Now Jenkins can pick up the phone this evening and confirm all those transfers already agreed in the pipeline. We expect them all in by the end of the week conknose or our pitchforks will be out |  |
| "Michu, Britton and Williams could have won 3-0 on their own. They wouldn't have required a keeper." | | Poll: | Hattricks |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:25 - Aug 15 with 3070 views | icecoldjack |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:19 - Aug 15 by Jokeren1943 |
If Gylfi wanted to leave - 45 million is a perfect price.
What matters, is there is time for Swansea to get those players they have wanted all summer , and to a fair price. If so - they have done a great deal this summer.
Only the next 2 weeks will show. [Post edited 15 Aug 2017 20:24]
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In all honesty there is plenty of time to make deals, a lot of business is yet to be done,and a lot of decent players are out there, the burning question for us fans is can Huw be trusted to bring in the right players in the time frame ?
The answer to that question is fookin' burning !! |  | | |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:26 - Aug 15 with 3032 views | nantywatcher |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:18 - Aug 15 by icecoldjack |
Your right , siggy would have been sold a month ago..for £25 m |
What a childish comment. NO!! For the £40 mill + that Everton offered. |  | | |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:28 - Aug 15 with 2996 views | TheKirkyLife |
Glad to see it finally happen, pretty annoyed to see 'compromise' mean Everton field up £45 million again and we don't get £50 million or anything closer to it.
Time to get signing anyway - Chadli would be a decent start at the right price. Who knows maybe the Viera/Lima links will boot up again. |  | | |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:28 - Aug 15 with 2979 views | Jack1 |
Does anyone actually know what the previous offers were? I've read all the gossip, but does anyone know for definite what amount we turned down before today?
People were saying a similar offer was rejected a few weeks ago, but is that true or is that just paper talk/gossip?
I'm just wondering if we've caved in just to get the deal done or if this is what we've always been holding out for?
Does anyone actually know? [Post edited 15 Aug 2017 20:29]
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:29 - Aug 15 with 2967 views | WarwickHunt |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:26 - Aug 15 by nantywatcher |
What a childish comment. NO!! For the £40 mill + that Everton offered. |
Do you think they plucked the £40m figure out of the air or was it a response to the £50m valuation from the Yanks? | | | |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:29 - Aug 15 with 2959 views | Jokeren1943 |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:25 - Aug 15 by icecoldjack |
In all honesty there is plenty of time to make deals, a lot of business is yet to be done,and a lot of decent players are out there, the burning question for us fans is can Huw be trusted to bring in the right players in the time frame ?
The answer to that question is fookin' burning !! |
Agree, you can do alot in 2 weeks (and agree alot of quality players out there).
Clement knows who he wants.
The Swansea board will proberly allow 25 million of Gylfi money on new players - not more. | | | |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:31 - Aug 15 with 2921 views | majorraglan |
If the rumours are true about £45m being on offer a few weeks ago and the club holding out for £50m but settling for the initial amount or worse then that's poor business.
I would like to have seen this all sorted a few weeks ago so that PC could have worked with the new players before the season started, now this seasons manager finds himself in the same place as last seasons manager with recruits coming in very late in the day.
Let's hope the money from GS sale is used well to reinforce the squad with good players who will improve things and not frittered away.
I also wonder if the truth around what exactly has happened re this transfer will come out? i for one would be interested to hear what has gone on. | | | |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:36 - Aug 15 with 2820 views | nantywatcher |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:23 - Aug 15 by WarwickHunt |
"I'm convinced if HJ had been in charge of the negotiating the deal would have been put to bed a month ago"
Probably. Given his track record he'd probably have gift-wrapped and driven Siggy there once they went to £20m though. |
Silly comment again. Everton's opening bid was £40 mill. I'm a long long way off being a HJ fan, and I'm still waiting to see a list of all the"undersold" deals he did. £12mill for Jonjo, £25 mill for Bony etc. Where are these deals where he sold for half price? Genuine question, list them please. | | | |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:40 - Aug 15 with 2762 views | Kennedy |
£8m for Sinclair, £15m for Allen looked great business too.
Even £12m for Williams was a good deal |  |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:41 - Aug 15 with 2736 views | JackSomething |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:28 - Aug 15 by Jack1 |
Does anyone actually know what the previous offers were? I've read all the gossip, but does anyone know for definite what amount we turned down before today?
People were saying a similar offer was rejected a few weeks ago, but is that true or is that just paper talk/gossip?
I'm just wondering if we've caved in just to get the deal done or if this is what we've always been holding out for?
Does anyone actually know? [Post edited 15 Aug 2017 20:29]
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Of course they don't, but most don't let it get in the way of a good tantrum. Well done to you, Lisa and Flashberry for at least considering the possibility that this offer was structured better than the previous ones as far as we are concerned. |  |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:42 - Aug 15 with 2687 views | Glyn1 |
Ferdy by me... Apologies... Deleted. [Post edited 15 Aug 2017 20:46]
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:43 - Aug 15 with 2652 views | Oldjack |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:28 - Aug 15 by Jack1 |
Does anyone actually know what the previous offers were? I've read all the gossip, but does anyone know for definite what amount we turned down before today?
People were saying a similar offer was rejected a few weeks ago, but is that true or is that just paper talk/gossip?
I'm just wondering if we've caved in just to get the deal done or if this is what we've always been holding out for?
Does anyone actually know? [Post edited 15 Aug 2017 20:29]
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No one will really know apart from those involved ,just grab the dosh and get some quality in asap |  |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:43 - Aug 15 with 2651 views | PozuelosSideys |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:40 - Aug 15 by Kennedy |
£8m for Sinclair, £15m for Allen looked great business too.
Even £12m for Williams was a good deal |
They were.
Jenkins has historically been pretty good at getting decent fees for our better players.
Just a shame he often replaces them with sub-par shite at waaaay overinflated prices | |
| "Michu, Britton and Williams could have won 3-0 on their own. They wouldn't have required a keeper." | | Poll: | Hattricks |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:46 - Aug 15 with 2602 views | TheResurrection |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:49 - Aug 15 with 2555 views | Oldjack |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:46 - Aug 15 by TheResurrection |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:49 - Aug 15 with 2549 views | jack2jack |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:46 - Aug 15 by TheResurrection |
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| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:49 - Aug 15 with 2545 views | Jinxy |
Think positive. Deal is done with the right ending for all - excellent fee, time enough to secure (hopefully) pre-arranged deals, 2-3 players in exchange for one (wages set aside of course!) and even a better playing style! I sensed Clement was frustrated after the Southampton game (it was a difficult one for all of us to experience) and probably told them enough was enough, hence £45M - who knows? Make the right signings now and we'll be OK in my view. Good luck Gylfi and thanks for all the hard work and commitment. |  | | |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:49 - Aug 15 with 2539 views | nantywatcher |
| £45m deal for siggy agreed? on 20:41 - Aug 15 by JackSomething |
Of course they don't, but most don't let it get in the way of a good tantrum. Well done to you, Lisa and Flashberry for at least considering the possibility that this offer was structured better than the previous ones as far as we are concerned. |
I could almost guarantee it was a weaker deal than the first upgraded offer. We have wasted weeks whilst the owners tried to draw a veil over their poor business judgements displayed in this deal. | | | |
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