| Article in last nights Evening Post 08:06 - Nov 23 with 10638 views | jacktheripper |
About Huw Jenkins risking his money in the Swans and fully deserving the well earned returns. How much did he put in? I thought it was Martin Morgans money and HJ was just the mouth piece |  | | |  |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 08:28 - Nov 23 with 7150 views | Pegojack |
Did the article say anything about him and the other sellouts stabbing the supporters' trust in the back when they sold? |  | | |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 08:32 - Nov 23 with 7131 views | BillyChong |
Who wrote that? Must have been a sponsored article. Saying that Gareth Vincent has probably still got some links to the post. |  | | |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 08:56 - Nov 23 with 7059 views | Yossarian |
A pathetic attempt to avoid the IRREVOCABLE trashing of Jenkins and Morgan’s reputations on the eyes of everyone in Swansea- apart from the sycophants and poseurs who frequent Morgan’s etc.
They really, really have no shame. |  |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:03 - Nov 23 with 7031 views | jacktheripper |
It was written by a fan and not a journalist. I can't believe how deluded some of our supporters are. | | | |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:26 - Nov 23 with 6961 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 08:56 - Nov 23 by Yossarian |
A pathetic attempt to avoid the IRREVOCABLE trashing of Jenkins and Morgan’s reputations on the eyes of everyone in Swansea- apart from the sycophants and poseurs who frequent Morgan’s etc.
They really, really have no shame. |
Their reputations ARE ruined. No amount of articles in the evening post are going to change that. |  |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:27 - Nov 23 with 6953 views | theloneranger |
Is this it??
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/impassioned-letter-swa
Some of it made sense until he said........
YOU CAN’T JUST BLAME HUW JENKINS.....!!
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"Back in the day, he put his hand in his pocket and risked his money on his football club, and his risk paid off.
It is his due reward to get some well-earned return on his investment. Having taken us from the depths of despair to the highest peak, he should be thanked for what he has done.
Calling for his head now is like sacking your Sherpa when you’ve reached the top of Mount Everest.
That was then you might say, and this is now, and we may be right to suspect that the personal joy in his own achievements have been soured by the flak he has received of late, as well as the daily aggravations of running a struggling Premier League club." |  |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:30 - Nov 23 with 6943 views | whoflungdung |
Maybe we re all wrong ?
What s clear is Jenkins is pretty shameless
Back stabbing worthy of Cosa Nostra | |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:33 - Nov 23 with 6934 views | theloneranger |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:30 - Nov 23 by whoflungdung |
Maybe we re all wrong ?
What s clear is Jenkins is pretty shameless
Back stabbing worthy of Cosa Nostra |
Nah.....I think the guy is saying Jenkins is pretty Blameless 😂😂 | |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:35 - Nov 23 with 6920 views | Darran |
I’d love to know what the Sherpa did wrong?
Thick prick,could do with a slap. |  |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:38 - Nov 23 with 6912 views | jacabertawe |
"Sixty year old Martin Jones". Hmmmmmmm. Me smell rat.
Does he exist, or is it a disguise for Gareth Vincent or some other Club mouth piece? |  |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:39 - Nov 23 with 6909 views | whoflungdung |
Which is my point.
If Mesa and Baston are sold for a fraction of what was paid, we make a sizeable loss.
How and why should that be tolerated
It's unforgivable and we cannot use the past as an excuse to offer Jenkins comfort.
It's where we are now that matters | |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 10:27 - Nov 23 with 6769 views | Wingstandwood |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:39 - Nov 23 by whoflungdung |
Which is my point.
If Mesa and Baston are sold for a fraction of what was paid, we make a sizeable loss.
How and why should that be tolerated
It's unforgivable and we cannot use the past as an excuse to offer Jenkins comfort.
It's where we are now that matters |
Would I be surprised if this (*cough, cough, cough*) heartfelt letter is a phony PR bullsh#t initiative?
No!.......Put it this way?...... Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren used to get Glitterbest (Sex Pistols) PA/secretary Sophie Richmond to write bogus, pretending to be “outraged of Tunbridge Wells” letters for collaborators in the national press to print, to hype up, to create publicity and up hysteria when a single was due release.
Be streetwise folks, scum like Jenkins thinks we’re a bunch of naïve, born yesterday, gullible mugs! Read his last programme notes blaming the state the club on the supporters! What does that tell ya?
“Greedy Bastards Get Out Of Our Club”. [Post edited 23 Nov 2017 10:29]
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 10:45 - Nov 23 with 6684 views | westside |
The club was supposed to be about long term legacy but the sellouts sold for short term personal greed. |  | | |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 11:15 - Nov 23 with 6612 views | max936 |
It’s a laughable article it really is, but all goes back to the same thing and that is the vast majority of SCFC Fans haven’t got a clue of the goings on behind the scenes before and after the sell off, that’s why l still find it annoying as to why the deal and the way it was done wasn't shouted from the roof tops, there’d be far more anger about on match days if it had been, would Jenkins and co still be here now if it had been, l’ll answer that as a yes because they’ve the skin of a Rhino, but they’d be sitting very uncomfortably l’d Expect. [Post edited 23 Nov 2017 17:46]
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 11:24 - Nov 23 with 6593 views | whoflungdung |
I'm deadly serious here
I'm truly glad I'm living 174 miles away from this
I really think match days ,as they are now, would be too much for me
Give em hell folks | |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 11:27 - Nov 23 with 6581 views | TheResurrection |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 09:27 - Nov 23 by theloneranger |
Is this it??
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/impassioned-letter-swa
Some of it made sense until he said........
YOU CAN’T JUST BLAME HUW JENKINS.....!!
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"Back in the day, he put his hand in his pocket and risked his money on his football club, and his risk paid off.
It is his due reward to get some well-earned return on his investment. Having taken us from the depths of despair to the highest peak, he should be thanked for what he has done.
Calling for his head now is like sacking your Sherpa when you’ve reached the top of Mount Everest.
That was then you might say, and this is now, and we may be right to suspect that the personal joy in his own achievements have been soured by the flak he has received of late, as well as the daily aggravations of running a struggling Premier League club." |
I think that viewpoint deserves respect.
The fans turning on Jenkins is not doing the Club any favours.
I'll be more than interested to get the views from the inside on him and whether it's still felt he can be an asset.
Balance. Remember that.
That's all you should ask of yourselves when lashing out continually.
And no, I'm not sticking up for him and no, I appreciate what he did was low, but I'm also trying to keep my feet on the ground with him and to really evaluate his worth to the Club.
I think it would be a good thing for people to really consider how much a part he's played in our rise versus how much he's played in our recent fall, and then lastly how much a part he could play in getting us back at least on an even keel again.
Without going into too much on the above points, I honestly think we could be one appointment away from this, a new manager for example, or a link man in midfield who's able to play from back to front, or an attacking midfielder that's got genuine creative ability and excites us.
In all seriousness the margins between success and failure could be as minimal as this.
Just think about things and be honest with your thoughts. |  |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 11:30 - Nov 23 with 6577 views | swancity |
The Evening Post coverage of this whole nightmare has been disgraceful in terms of being almost non existent. Why? Have the Trust been in regular contact with them to provide cheaper and verse? If not why not? Who is their Press Officer ? Get onto them today and tell them what's going on. | |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 11:30 - Nov 23 with 6575 views | swancity |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 11:30 - Nov 23 by swancity |
The Evening Post coverage of this whole nightmare has been disgraceful in terms of being almost non existent. Why? Have the Trust been in regular contact with them to provide cheaper and verse? If not why not? Who is their Press Officer ? Get onto them today and tell them what's going on. |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 11:32 - Nov 23 with 6564 views | Darran |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 11:24 - Nov 23 by whoflungdung |
I'm deadly serious here
I'm truly glad I'm living 174 miles away from this
I really think match days ,as they are now, would be too much for me
Give em hell folks |
That’s all it is is 174 Miles and you can’t be arsed to go to games?
Never mind how lucky you get to go to Goodison and Anfield to see your team in the space of a week next month eh? | |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 12:05 - Nov 23 with 6459 views | Frank_Lazarus |
We should be relegated immediately for the photo of that pair of pellets high-fiving each other in the stand. |  | | |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 12:33 - Nov 23 with 6384 views | vetchonian |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 11:27 - Nov 23 by TheResurrection |
I think that viewpoint deserves respect.
The fans turning on Jenkins is not doing the Club any favours.
I'll be more than interested to get the views from the inside on him and whether it's still felt he can be an asset.
Balance. Remember that.
That's all you should ask of yourselves when lashing out continually.
And no, I'm not sticking up for him and no, I appreciate what he did was low, but I'm also trying to keep my feet on the ground with him and to really evaluate his worth to the Club.
I think it would be a good thing for people to really consider how much a part he's played in our rise versus how much he's played in our recent fall, and then lastly how much a part he could play in getting us back at least on an even keel again.
Without going into too much on the above points, I honestly think we could be one appointment away from this, a new manager for example, or a link man in midfield who's able to play from back to front, or an attacking midfielder that's got genuine creative ability and excites us.
In all seriousness the margins between success and failure could be as minimal as this.
Just think about things and be honest with your thoughts. |
You really are beyond belief
YOu are prepared to defend someone who has been instrumental in putting our club in the hands of some sharks who have no interest in the club apart from seeing it as "an asset" to sell on for profit.
This guy a so called fan who yes put his head on the parapet when it was needed also paid himself an obscene salary and has made a nice earner from the sale of his shares whilst telling everyone how the sale was needed for "investment" to take us to the next level
To date the club has received no investment.....
THis same person has directed our footbal stragey. Why was Laudrup expected to accept Alan Curtis as part of his coaching team as per the "strategy" decided upon when Roberto and his backroom staff left en masse at this poinbt HJ stated AC and CP would be a "permanet" feature to ensure continuity as managers change. This of course was changed a little as Pascoe went with Brendan. The football legend that was Laudrup came in and hey ho Curt was part of the team but when Monk with all his coaching experience was appointed HJs "continuity" factor went out of the window as MOnk saw to it that Curt was sidelined!
Lets not even start on his player aqquisitions!
Lets not discuss the sly sneaky way he treated the majority shareholders in the club during the sale.......or trying to coerce them to agree to denial of a shareholders agreement
But no lets defend him and spend pages on here persecuting,and blaming volunteers who have no financial rewards for working for the good of the club calling them out as all sorts whilst you happily defend the architect of our current situation. | |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 12:47 - Nov 23 with 6328 views | Yossarian |
The sellouts will be absolutely pissing themselves if they read some of the threads on here. Like Thatcher, they too are fortunate in their enemies. For heaven’s sake, people are expending their energy attacking the Trust and give the people who are actually responsible for this calamity a free pass!!!
It really beggars belief. | |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 12:48 - Nov 23 with 6327 views | Private_Partz |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 12:33 - Nov 23 by vetchonian |
You really are beyond belief
YOu are prepared to defend someone who has been instrumental in putting our club in the hands of some sharks who have no interest in the club apart from seeing it as "an asset" to sell on for profit.
This guy a so called fan who yes put his head on the parapet when it was needed also paid himself an obscene salary and has made a nice earner from the sale of his shares whilst telling everyone how the sale was needed for "investment" to take us to the next level
To date the club has received no investment.....
THis same person has directed our footbal stragey. Why was Laudrup expected to accept Alan Curtis as part of his coaching team as per the "strategy" decided upon when Roberto and his backroom staff left en masse at this poinbt HJ stated AC and CP would be a "permanet" feature to ensure continuity as managers change. This of course was changed a little as Pascoe went with Brendan. The football legend that was Laudrup came in and hey ho Curt was part of the team but when Monk with all his coaching experience was appointed HJs "continuity" factor went out of the window as MOnk saw to it that Curt was sidelined!
Lets not even start on his player aqquisitions!
Lets not discuss the sly sneaky way he treated the majority shareholders in the club during the sale.......or trying to coerce them to agree to denial of a shareholders agreement
But no lets defend him and spend pages on here persecuting,and blaming volunteers who have no financial rewards for working for the good of the club calling them out as all sorts whilst you happily defend the architect of our current situation. |
Today's SWEP front page headline appears to be blaming us pesky internet fans for the trouble at the Trust.
They have already picked up on the Jenkins opinion that the fans are contributing to poor form by getting on the players backs.
It will be reported as all our fault in the media if / when we go down if we are not careful. |  |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 12:51 - Nov 23 with 6311 views | whoflungdung |
Fair play to Jenkins
He s playing us like a fiddle
Now, was I wrong to suggest we make life unpleasant for him or do we carry on allowing him full reign | |
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| Article in last nights Evening Post on 13:03 - Nov 23 with 6268 views | TheResurrection |
| Article in last nights Evening Post on 12:33 - Nov 23 by vetchonian |
You really are beyond belief
YOu are prepared to defend someone who has been instrumental in putting our club in the hands of some sharks who have no interest in the club apart from seeing it as "an asset" to sell on for profit.
This guy a so called fan who yes put his head on the parapet when it was needed also paid himself an obscene salary and has made a nice earner from the sale of his shares whilst telling everyone how the sale was needed for "investment" to take us to the next level
To date the club has received no investment.....
THis same person has directed our footbal stragey. Why was Laudrup expected to accept Alan Curtis as part of his coaching team as per the "strategy" decided upon when Roberto and his backroom staff left en masse at this poinbt HJ stated AC and CP would be a "permanet" feature to ensure continuity as managers change. This of course was changed a little as Pascoe went with Brendan. The football legend that was Laudrup came in and hey ho Curt was part of the team but when Monk with all his coaching experience was appointed HJs "continuity" factor went out of the window as MOnk saw to it that Curt was sidelined!
Lets not even start on his player aqquisitions!
Lets not discuss the sly sneaky way he treated the majority shareholders in the club during the sale.......or trying to coerce them to agree to denial of a shareholders agreement
But no lets defend him and spend pages on here persecuting,and blaming volunteers who have no financial rewards for working for the good of the club calling them out as all sorts whilst you happily defend the architect of our current situation. |
Answer my questions above directly first before you go off on one.
I could pull apart most things you said just then but first take a step back off the heat and reply sensibly. | |
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