| Bent over a barrell 07:59 - Sep 1 with 6102 views | magicdaps10 |
Sorry but I think we have been done over in this window by the board.
The team should be priority but it is obvious that 30m is earmarked for something else. It seems a squad has been built in hope rather than confidence.
Excellent signing in Sanches and our hand was forced in Siggy and Llorente but with the money from them......we had a chance to replace with more quality.
Well done with getting rid of the half dozen or so deadwood, with them gone we could have brought in a couple of good quality players....we didnt.
Numbers are down, quality level is unknown at present but the bank account is up.
I have faith in PC and I just hope he keeps his good work going. We have money for Jan, I just hope we are not playing catch up.
On to the rest of the season....my faith lays 100% with PC. |  |
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| Bent over a barrell on 11:08 - Sep 1 with 947 views | ValeJack |
Save for being a full-back light, I think this represents a strong window. There are a few on here that seem to think we should be signing x, y and z but realistically we are who we are. We've done brilliantly to sign Renato SancheS and bolster our midfield, and are looking financially secure in the meantime.
Personally I've been quietly impressed with how the 'Mericans have gone about things in quite a cautious manner. I'd be way more concerned if we were spending £28mill on Chadli! |  | | |
| Bent over a barrell on 11:13 - Sep 1 with 937 views | EasternJack |
| Bent over a barrell on 08:16 - Sep 1 by TheResurrection |
Magic daps you seriously have not got a clue what you're talking about.
Please stop feeding fellow mugs. |
Correct.
It's closer to £15m
And doesn't take into account the 4.5m we have to pay spurs for them Siggy share. It also ignores the out of pocket spend made in January |  |
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| Bent over a barrell on 11:43 - Sep 1 with 906 views | majorraglan |
| Bent over a barrell on 10:07 - Sep 1 by jakarmi |
http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11662/11015137/premier-league-transfers-h
Wasn't sure how to copy and paste links, but there you have it, in black and white. Not from the Daily Mail or Walesonline.
I dont always agree with Res but on this occasion i happen to.
where would be the sense in spending all our surplus on more players to sit on the bench. we are simply not a big enough club to have millions of £'s worth of players not playing every week. For what its worth, (and its only an opinion), i think we'll go back in for a fullback in Jan, and use anything left to try and replace Tammy and/or Sanches next Summer.
As for the Yanks putting their own money in - you are aware of FFP, where you're not allowed to spend more than a percentage of your income over a 3 year period?
Tammy has 1 goal already so only another 14 for him and Bony to get before the end of the season then eh?  [Post edited 1 Sep 2017 10:20]
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I am not really sure if Financial Fair Play has any bearing on the Americans not putting any of their own money in. The club has previously reported losses, but surely they would report a profit after selling Ayew and Williams in the last financial year?
The new owners have purchased roughly 67% club with (what we believe) the intention to sell it on at a profit. This is a business investment for them and an opportunity to make money, probably by taking consultancy fees, dividends from the profits and ultimately selling the club for a profit. They are not rich benefactors or sugar daddies who will pour money in to the club for kudos, or who have a long standing passion for the club in the way Jack Walker backed Blackburn in the 90's. They own 67% of the equity, why would they invest their personal wealth when they don't own the whole club? If I part owned a business and was investing money in to it, I would expect my fellow shareholders to match my investment, I am not sure if the all the other shareholders have the appetite to do that or the ability to do it pro rata. An alternative could be a rights issue, cash for shares however this could dilute the existing shareholders holdings.
I can't say I am happy with what has happened re the sell out and some of the things that have taken place have been poor, however the new owners also appear to be making some positive changes and based on what we have seen to date it could have been a lot worse. Look at some of the people who have bought football clubs in the past!
The new owners are looking to increase commercial revenues which is positive and using a stats guru to inform some of the decision making around transfers could be beneficial. Moving forward I think there needs to be investment in the scouting and recruiting department and the club should aim to have the very best coaches in the academy that it can afford.
For what it's worth I believe the club should be run prudently within its means thereby ensuring its long term viability and survival. |  | | |
| Bent over a barrell on 12:21 - Sep 1 with 879 views | JJJack |
| Bent over a barrell on 08:39 - Sep 1 by Landore_Jack |
SWANSEA CITY
In
Wilfried Bony - Man City, £12m
Sam Clucas - Hull, £16.5m
Roque Mesa - Las Palmas, £11m
Renato Sanches - Bayern Munich, loan
Tammy Abraham - Chelsea, loan
Cian Harries - Coventry, undisclosed
Marc Walsh - Finn Harps, free
Erwin Mulder - Heerenveen, free
Courtney Baker-Richardson - Leamington, free
Steven Benda - TSV 1860 Munich, undisclosed
Out
Fernando Llorente - Tottenham, £12.1m
Jack Cork - Burnley, undisclosed
Gylfi Sigurdsson - Everton, £45m
Gerhard Tremmel - retired
Marvin Emnes - Akhisar Belediyespor, free
Mark Birighitti - NAC Breda, free
Liam Shephard - Peterborough, free
Josh Vickers - Lincoln, free
Owain Jones - released
Tom Dyson - released
Tom Holland - The New Saints, free
Alex Samuel - Stevenage, undisclosed
Borja Baston - Malaga, loan
Jordi Amat - Real Betis, loan
Bafatembi Gomis - Galatasary, undisclosed
Daniel James - Shrewsbury, loan
Franck Tabanou - released
Liam Edwards - Hull, free
Keston Davies - Yeovil, loan
Connor Roberts - Middlesbrough, loan
Modou Barrow - Reading, £1.5m
Matt Grimes - Northampton, loan
Stephen Kingsley - Hull, undisclosed
Botti Biabi - Hamilton, loan
Oli McBurnie - Barnsley, loan |
Adding up the rough figures reported and adding say £1m or so received for Baston and Amat loans and say £1m for Abraham and £6m for Sanches, we are at least £25m in the black.
This at a time when we are receiving huge TV money and have off loaded some huge wages - Gomis, Ayew, Llorente and Siggy.
Overall we've replaced a lot of proven ability with a lot of potential. Risky but if we buy Aroas and Yiadom in January on the cheap we will have done ok. |  | | |
| Bent over a barrell on 12:23 - Sep 1 with 876 views | E20Jack |
| Bent over a barrell on 09:34 - Sep 1 by E20Jack |
Just to fill in some of that, and remove the irrelevant and minimal fees for easy viewing. These will also be widely reported figures for the sake of the task in hand:-
In
Bony £12m
Clucas £15m (add ons of £1.5m not triggered yet)
Mesa £11m
Sanches £6m
Abraham £1m-2m
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£45m-£46m
Out
Llorente £12.1m
Cork £8m (£2m of add ons not triggered)
Sigurdsson £36m (only £40m received, £5m add ons not triggered, with 10% going to Spurs)
Gomis £2.5m
Barrow £1.5m
McBurnie, Amat and Borja loans I would be guessing at £3m combined.
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£60.1m
So we are looking at about £15m clear on transfer fees alone. But there are costs associated with signings. Agents fees for Sanches, Clucas, Mesa and Bony I expect to be pretty substantial, added in with signing on fees and a big chunk of that profit disappears. (I have not even counted paying off Tabanou).
You are looking at £10m max added to the transfer pot for January from the ins and outs if you ask me. [Post edited 1 Sep 2017 9:40]
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Its not £25m.
Look above. |  |
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| Bent over a barrell on 12:58 - Sep 1 with 829 views | magicdaps10 |
| Bent over a barrell on 09:34 - Sep 1 by E20Jack |
Just to fill in some of that, and remove the irrelevant and minimal fees for easy viewing. These will also be widely reported figures for the sake of the task in hand:-
In
Bony £12m
Clucas £15m (add ons of £1.5m not triggered yet)
Mesa £11m
Sanches £6m
Abraham £1m-2m
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£45m-£46m
Out
Llorente £12.1m
Cork £8m (£2m of add ons not triggered)
Sigurdsson £36m (only £40m received, £5m add ons not triggered, with 10% going to Spurs)
Gomis £2.5m
Barrow £1.5m
McBurnie, Amat and Borja loans I would be guessing at £3m combined.
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£60.1m
So we are looking at about £15m clear on transfer fees alone. But there are costs associated with signings. Agents fees for Sanches, Clucas, Mesa and Bony I expect to be pretty substantial, added in with signing on fees and a big chunk of that profit disappears. (I have not even counted paying off Tabanou).
You are looking at £10m max added to the transfer pot for January from the ins and outs if you ask me. [Post edited 1 Sep 2017 9:40]
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So a 15m deficit.
Firstly Abraham did not cost a penny in a loan fee
16M
Kingsley is not on that list at 4M
20M
Ok, lets not say 30M but 20M. | |
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| Bent over a barrell on 13:03 - Sep 1 with 826 views | E20Jack |
| Bent over a barrell on 12:58 - Sep 1 by magicdaps10 |
So a 15m deficit.
Firstly Abraham did not cost a penny in a loan fee
16M
Kingsley is not on that list at 4M
20M
Ok, lets not say 30M but 20M. |
Thanks for Abraham and Kingsley updates.
But you have not taken into consideration paying off Tabanou, agents fees for all our signings and signing on and registration fees. I was being conservative with only knocking 5m off for the above to make it £10m. In all seriousness you can probably double it.
If there is any more than £10m left after all is said and done I will be stunned. [Post edited 1 Sep 2017 13:04]
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| Bent over a barrell on 13:09 - Sep 1 with 815 views | Shonky |
| Bent over a barrell on 12:58 - Sep 1 by magicdaps10 |
So a 15m deficit.
Firstly Abraham did not cost a penny in a loan fee
16M
Kingsley is not on that list at 4M
20M
Ok, lets not say 30M but 20M. |
Yes you were only wrong by TEN FKING MILLION. 33%.
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| Bent over a barrell on 13:34 - Sep 1 with 784 views | tomdickharry |
| Bent over a barrell on 11:43 - Sep 1 by majorraglan |
I am not really sure if Financial Fair Play has any bearing on the Americans not putting any of their own money in. The club has previously reported losses, but surely they would report a profit after selling Ayew and Williams in the last financial year?
The new owners have purchased roughly 67% club with (what we believe) the intention to sell it on at a profit. This is a business investment for them and an opportunity to make money, probably by taking consultancy fees, dividends from the profits and ultimately selling the club for a profit. They are not rich benefactors or sugar daddies who will pour money in to the club for kudos, or who have a long standing passion for the club in the way Jack Walker backed Blackburn in the 90's. They own 67% of the equity, why would they invest their personal wealth when they don't own the whole club? If I part owned a business and was investing money in to it, I would expect my fellow shareholders to match my investment, I am not sure if the all the other shareholders have the appetite to do that or the ability to do it pro rata. An alternative could be a rights issue, cash for shares however this could dilute the existing shareholders holdings.
I can't say I am happy with what has happened re the sell out and some of the things that have taken place have been poor, however the new owners also appear to be making some positive changes and based on what we have seen to date it could have been a lot worse. Look at some of the people who have bought football clubs in the past!
The new owners are looking to increase commercial revenues which is positive and using a stats guru to inform some of the decision making around transfers could be beneficial. Moving forward I think there needs to be investment in the scouting and recruiting department and the club should aim to have the very best coaches in the academy that it can afford.
For what it's worth I believe the club should be run prudently within its means thereby ensuring its long term viability and survival. |
Great post,additionally they have probably looked and know of the huge sums Randy Lerner injected into Villa, £180M of his own money,didn't stop them being relegated. | | | |
| Bent over a barrell on 13:56 - Sep 1 with 767 views | magicdaps10 |
| Bent over a barrell on 13:09 - Sep 1 by Shonky |
Yes you were only wrong by TEN FKING MILLION. 33%.
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It was an ironic post!!!!!
Dew dew. | |
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| Bent over a barrell on 16:05 - Sep 1 with 711 views | max936 |
| Bent over a barrell on 09:08 - Sep 1 by Pegojack |
Sorry, Max, but you were warned....you're banned. Sanches is spelt with an 's'! |
That's not fair mun, whats an S between enemies 
Do you know what and this is genuine I actually spelt it with an s but changed it before I posted thinking it was wrong  |  |
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