| The cost of our relegation on 20:15 - May 12 with 1753 views | GeoffThom |
| The cost of our relegation on 20:09 - May 12 by londontaffia |
To be fair, we f**ked over loads of local businesses when we went bust last time, we should hardly worry about these unfortunates this time, next year we’ll be champions and the year after it’ll be champions league... |
Ooh you get worse looking for a bite ,how old are you son because your brains seemed kicked out at the moment ,stick to tossing off sunshine |  | |  |
| The cost of our relegation on 20:17 - May 12 with 1748 views | Jackfath |
I take it JF's refer to "JackFaths"? |  |
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| The cost of our relegation on 20:26 - May 12 with 1725 views | Private_Partz |
| The cost of our relegation on 20:09 - May 12 by londontaffia |
To be fair, we f**ked over loads of local businesses when we went bust last time, we should hardly worry about these unfortunates this time, next year we’ll be champions and the year after it’ll be champions league... |
Well firstly there was no money to pay the businesses off. HMRC had first pick and that was it. If they had not accepted the offer there would have been no football club.
Back to today. This will compound on the local economy just like any other influential business going bust or in financial difficulty. It easily compares with Virgin. Possibly even have a greater effect if you consider Swansea has lost one of the biggest marketing tools in the world.
I hope we can recover as soon as possible. We only had two leading lights. Our Iniversity and our football club. We are down 50% now. |  |
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| The cost of our relegation on 20:28 - May 12 with 1721 views | peenemunde |
| The cost of our relegation on 09:59 - May 11 by Loyal |
I've seen too many people at the club taking the hard work leading up to 2002 for granted, I've seen nothing from any of them out of respect of how they got their jobs in the first place. I saw none of them fighting for the cause and some of them were very discouraging to the original efforts that saved our club. None of them put their jobs on the line nor their character or credibility. They took their work and jobs for granted.
They took it for granted so for me not two fcks will be given, if you are not brave enough to stand up and fight, or be prepared to sacrifice a few things for the greater good these scenarios will happen.
The JF'S of this world, the scared and untrustworthy majority, the weak and feebled freebie hunters, glory cnters more like have what they earned. Too scared to stand up, mock everything to this day that is done or suggested. The decline may well be the fault of the scum we all know, but they were helped by the scum we also know. The weak, scared cowardly fckrs who jeered and did nothing.
Johnny Hollins barmy army ?
Scum, that's what you are, and this is the reward you now have for your lack of spirit.
Negativity is your driver, you are shameful and you disgust me.
My personal agenda for Sunday is to seriously and directly deal with any person who still stands against my club with their pathetic stance of hounding protesters. And i know many more who will be doing the same. Tread carefully JF's and co, your your 15 minutes of fame may well come on Sunday.
Think about it. |
Fu#king idiot.....more threats, I see.
You couldn’t fight your way out of a wet paper bag. [Post edited 12 May 2018 20:29]
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| The cost of our relegation on 20:30 - May 12 with 1716 views | DJack |
| The cost of our relegation on 20:26 - May 12 by Private_Partz |
Well firstly there was no money to pay the businesses off. HMRC had first pick and that was it. If they had not accepted the offer there would have been no football club.
Back to today. This will compound on the local economy just like any other influential business going bust or in financial difficulty. It easily compares with Virgin. Possibly even have a greater effect if you consider Swansea has lost one of the biggest marketing tools in the world.
I hope we can recover as soon as possible. We only had two leading lights. Our Iniversity and our football club. We are down 50% now. |
Partz, you forgot (and the vermin poster does not know) that those businesses were later given contracts with the Swans in later years as a way of recompense. Admittedly not all were till around. |  |
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| The cost of our relegation on 21:45 - May 12 with 1681 views | londontaffia |
If I see you around tomorrow you’ll get a slap! Trust in Huw! You disloyal fool, you’re name is an oxymoron you moron.... |  |
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| The cost of our relegation on 21:50 - May 12 with 1670 views | Private_Partz |
| The cost of our relegation on 20:30 - May 12 by DJack |
Partz, you forgot (and the vermin poster does not know) that those businesses were later given contracts with the Swans in later years as a way of recompense. Admittedly not all were till around. |
Indeed apologies. I forgot he was just a Cardiff part time gloated. I could have saved my typing fingers. ;-)
I remember now that hitting local businesses was the stick they used to beat us with.
Forgetting that their Regional Admiistration Centre plus their WAG and media mates have caused far more damage to the whole of Wales. | |
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| The cost of our relegation on 21:52 - May 12 with 1667 views | DJack |
| The cost of our relegation on 21:45 - May 12 by londontaffia |
If I see you around tomorrow you’ll get a slap! Trust in Huw! You disloyal fool, you’re name is an oxymoron you moron.... |
Stop. Talking. ShÃt.
In your case an oxymoron is blackhead removal for C*diff fans. | |
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| The cost of our relegation on 21:53 - May 12 with 1663 views | londontaffia |
Guys, you’ve got me wrong, either way, you should be more worried about ‘loyal’ than me, cos if I don’t get to him first, half of this board are gonna be left in tatters by the thug.... | |
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| The cost of our relegation on 21:53 - May 12 with 1661 views | Private_Partz |
| The cost of our relegation on 21:45 - May 12 by londontaffia |
If I see you around tomorrow you’ll get a slap! Trust in Huw! You disloyal fool, you’re name is an oxymoron you moron.... |
Wow. ;-) | |
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| The cost of our relegation on 23:26 - May 12 with 1630 views | Loyal |
| The cost of our relegation on 20:28 - May 12 by peenemunde |
Fu#king idiot.....more threats, I see.
You couldn’t fight your way out of a wet paper bag. [Post edited 12 May 2018 20:29]
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| The cost of our relegation on 23:53 - May 12 with 1617 views | londontaffia |
| The cost of our relegation on 23:26 - May 12 by Loyal |
I've got a dry one, join me for a beverage tomorrow 👠|
I’ll be there too! | |
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| The cost of our relegation on 23:54 - May 12 with 1612 views | Loyal |
| The cost of our relegation on 23:53 - May 12 by londontaffia |
I’ll be there too! |
The more the merrier 👠| |
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| The cost of our relegation on 00:05 - May 13 with 1595 views | PatchesOHoulihan |
| The cost of our relegation on 14:37 - May 11 by ymaohyd |
First of all anyone who looses their job at the club or in the local area as a result of our relegation has my complete sympathy.
But this load of boll ox about the extent of relegation on the local economy is a load of cra p.
If (and granted it is a massive If) the club is now handled properly with a young manager put in place, playing an exciting brand of football, finding players to suit a system , players with something to prove. Personally I find that a great deal more rewarding as a fan, than watching the club, waste 10's of millions on players,who don't suit a system and couldn't give a to ss.
Our revenue will be hugely affected..yes. But that money has gone in to agents pockets and hugely inflated wages.
Back to my original point,don't be fooled by economic doom and gloom. Swansea is in the sh it anyway. Hopefully if some if the billions that are to be invested are and with the vision of Terry Matthews we can create proper jobs for the area.
The fact that a kid in downtown Delhi won't be watching us playing c rap every week isn't going to make any difference.
Yes it's a massive shame that Jenkins and co have deviously royally fu cked up. The moment after the Reading game the big picture was always going to be once the dust settles, WHEN we are relegated what will the overall picture be?
7 years on, superb training facilities, our first major trophy and the club in relatively on solid financial foundations compared to many who go down.
Our long term aim has to be to be like the Stokes, Wolves,West Broms, Norwich
, etc.Clubs who have far stronger histories than ours, but who are solid Championship, promotion seeking clubs.
Next season is a huge one for us. We can't allow the club to return to the lower leagues, we must consolidate. |
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