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Huw Jenkins says he was used as a 'scapegoat' by Swansea's American owners. Won't be back at the Liberty Stadium anytime soon. Good interview by @Graham_Thomas.
— Phil Blanche š“ó §ó ¢ó ·ó ¬ó ³ó æ (@philblanche) February 7, 2019
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 09:53 - Feb 8 with 2523 views
Yes Jenkins helped sign some great players but I put that down to the management in charge.
Here is a list of dross that we signed as well:
PAWEL ABBOTT KEVIN AMANKWAAH CRAIG BEATTIE FEDE BESSONE (second time) MATTY COLLINS IAN CRANEY SCOTT DONNELLY MARVIN EMNES (not the loan deal) RORY FALLON SHEFKI KUQI YVES MAKALAMBY LUKE MOORE DAVID NGOG TIENDALLI RYAN HARLEY
As far as I am concerned for every one good player we had, the list of bad players is just as long.
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 09:58 - Feb 8 with 2498 views
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 09:53 - Feb 8 by andypitt56
Yes Jenkins helped sign some great players but I put that down to the management in charge.
Here is a list of dross that we signed as well:
PAWEL ABBOTT KEVIN AMANKWAAH CRAIG BEATTIE FEDE BESSONE (second time) MATTY COLLINS IAN CRANEY SCOTT DONNELLY MARVIN EMNES (not the loan deal) RORY FALLON SHEFKI KUQI YVES MAKALAMBY LUKE MOORE DAVID NGOG TIENDALLI RYAN HARLEY
As far as I am concerned for every one good player we had, the list of bad players is just as long.
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 09:53 - Feb 8 by andypitt56
Yes Jenkins helped sign some great players but I put that down to the management in charge.
Here is a list of dross that we signed as well:
PAWEL ABBOTT KEVIN AMANKWAAH CRAIG BEATTIE FEDE BESSONE (second time) MATTY COLLINS IAN CRANEY SCOTT DONNELLY MARVIN EMNES (not the loan deal) RORY FALLON SHEFKI KUQI YVES MAKALAMBY LUKE MOORE DAVID NGOG TIENDALLI RYAN HARLEY
As far as I am concerned for every one good player we had, the list of bad players is just as long.
You are missing the one and only Schecter.
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 10:16 - Feb 8 with 2442 views
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 09:31 - Feb 8 by waynekerr55
No, of course he didn't. His real strength was letting Roberto, Brendan and Laudrup do that.
One may hypothesise that as Roberto and Brendan were good talkers, they may well have said the right things to make him feel as if he was in charge.
And the managers less likely to blow smoke up his arse (KJ, Sousa, Laudrup) all ended on lows.
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 10:20 - Feb 8 with 2427 views
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 09:53 - Feb 8 by andypitt56
Yes Jenkins helped sign some great players but I put that down to the management in charge.
Here is a list of dross that we signed as well:
PAWEL ABBOTT KEVIN AMANKWAAH CRAIG BEATTIE FEDE BESSONE (second time) MATTY COLLINS IAN CRANEY SCOTT DONNELLY MARVIN EMNES (not the loan deal) RORY FALLON SHEFKI KUQI YVES MAKALAMBY LUKE MOORE DAVID NGOG TIENDALLI RYAN HARLEY
As far as I am concerned for every one good player we had, the list of bad players is just as long.
Some shockers there, but the the likes of Shecter and and the Spanish youngster were cheapo punts and squad fillers and only in the squad to make up the numbers. The boy Harley wasnāt a shocker, he was a neat and tidy player for the Championship, but the club was promoted at the end of the season and the whole trajectory of Swansea City changed. I believe that if we when transfer fee etc is factored in, Tabannou is probably one of the clubs worst purchases.
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 12:07 - Feb 8 with 2273 views
WARNING - CONTROVERSIAL THOUGHTS AHEAD .Is it wrong to feel some sympathy toward Huw Jenkins? Just been looking at some of the income/expenditure figures over the last few seasons posted on another forum. We clearly didn't have the net income to sustain Premier League Football, costly transfer and contract errors aside. I believe multiple heads should have rolled for this debacle. I know mistakes were made, but the important point now is we stabilise ourselves financially and recover sufficiently for another push at a later date. Putting together a competitive team in the Championship also in the balance, but I think we have one of the best managers in the business for that. A shrewd Chairman/Chairwoman or Director of football might be a wise investment, but I cant help having this nagging feeling that the sale of the club to alternative ownership as soon as possible (still having to manage the books obviously), possible with some investment, rather than a rainy day amusement venture by a bunch of ass holes on another continent. But that nagging feeling I had, was that if this were to happen, we may have had the ideal candidate already on the books to acknowledge that the sale was a mistake and help us recover and steer us to calmer waters. I want whatever is best for this club, I know this is a controversial view, but there are lots of valid opinions and its been a while since i had rotting vegetables thrown at me!
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 12:31 - Feb 8 with 2217 views
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 12:07 - Feb 8 by jdtswan
WARNING - CONTROVERSIAL THOUGHTS AHEAD .Is it wrong to feel some sympathy toward Huw Jenkins? Just been looking at some of the income/expenditure figures over the last few seasons posted on another forum. We clearly didn't have the net income to sustain Premier League Football, costly transfer and contract errors aside. I believe multiple heads should have rolled for this debacle. I know mistakes were made, but the important point now is we stabilise ourselves financially and recover sufficiently for another push at a later date. Putting together a competitive team in the Championship also in the balance, but I think we have one of the best managers in the business for that. A shrewd Chairman/Chairwoman or Director of football might be a wise investment, but I cant help having this nagging feeling that the sale of the club to alternative ownership as soon as possible (still having to manage the books obviously), possible with some investment, rather than a rainy day amusement venture by a bunch of ass holes on another continent. But that nagging feeling I had, was that if this were to happen, we may have had the ideal candidate already on the books to acknowledge that the sale was a mistake and help us recover and steer us to calmer waters. I want whatever is best for this club, I know this is a controversial view, but there are lots of valid opinions and its been a while since i had rotting vegetables thrown at me!
He made millions and with the other sell outs saddled us with this shower of owners. If they didnāt do due diligence on the people they sold to then they put their own personal gain above the future of the club.
So in answer to your question if he didnāt do due diligence then I have no sympathy at all for him.
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 12:46 - Feb 8 with 2164 views
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 12:07 - Feb 8 by jdtswan
WARNING - CONTROVERSIAL THOUGHTS AHEAD .Is it wrong to feel some sympathy toward Huw Jenkins? Just been looking at some of the income/expenditure figures over the last few seasons posted on another forum. We clearly didn't have the net income to sustain Premier League Football, costly transfer and contract errors aside. I believe multiple heads should have rolled for this debacle. I know mistakes were made, but the important point now is we stabilise ourselves financially and recover sufficiently for another push at a later date. Putting together a competitive team in the Championship also in the balance, but I think we have one of the best managers in the business for that. A shrewd Chairman/Chairwoman or Director of football might be a wise investment, but I cant help having this nagging feeling that the sale of the club to alternative ownership as soon as possible (still having to manage the books obviously), possible with some investment, rather than a rainy day amusement venture by a bunch of ass holes on another continent. But that nagging feeling I had, was that if this were to happen, we may have had the ideal candidate already on the books to acknowledge that the sale was a mistake and help us recover and steer us to calmer waters. I want whatever is best for this club, I know this is a controversial view, but there are lots of valid opinions and its been a while since i had rotting vegetables thrown at me!
At some point we were almost certain to lose our Premier League status. Fact of life for a club our size. As chairman and CEO of the club, Jenkins's primary responsibility was to ensure that its long term future would not be jeopardised by that eventuality. He failed. Miserably.
Instead of continuing to run the club on a sustainable basis, greed and ego took over and the priority became maximising the value of his and others shares. Giving little thought as to who they were selling to or how much his increasingly desperate spending was going to cost in the long run after they'd cashed in.
Sympathy? F*ck him.
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Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 13:02 - Feb 8 with 2123 views
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 12:46 - Feb 8 by Dr_Winston
At some point we were almost certain to lose our Premier League status. Fact of life for a club our size. As chairman and CEO of the club, Jenkins's primary responsibility was to ensure that its long term future would not be jeopardised by that eventuality. He failed. Miserably.
Instead of continuing to run the club on a sustainable basis, greed and ego took over and the priority became maximising the value of his and others shares. Giving little thought as to who they were selling to or how much his increasingly desperate spending was going to cost in the long run after they'd cashed in.
Sympathy? F*ck him.
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Jenkins spunked the coffers last January to protect his own salary believing it would keep us up.
Nolan sympathiser, clout expert, personal friend of Leigh Dineen, advocate and enforcer of porridge swallows.
The official inventor of the tit w@nk.
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 12:31 - Feb 8 by dobjack2
He made millions and with the other sell outs saddled us with this shower of owners. If they didnāt do due diligence on the people they sold to then they put their own personal gain above the future of the club.
So in answer to your question if he didnāt do due diligence then I have no sympathy at all for him.
Fair enough, agree with that.
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 13:45 - Feb 8 with 2003 views
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 09:53 - Feb 8 by andypitt56
Yes Jenkins helped sign some great players but I put that down to the management in charge.
Here is a list of dross that we signed as well:
PAWEL ABBOTT KEVIN AMANKWAAH CRAIG BEATTIE FEDE BESSONE (second time) MATTY COLLINS IAN CRANEY SCOTT DONNELLY MARVIN EMNES (not the loan deal) RORY FALLON SHEFKI KUQI YVES MAKALAMBY LUKE MOORE DAVID NGOG TIENDALLI RYAN HARLEY
As far as I am concerned for every one good player we had, the list of bad players is just as long.
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 13:58 - Feb 8 with 1966 views
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 12:31 - Feb 8 by dobjack2
He made millions and with the other sell outs saddled us with this shower of owners. If they didnāt do due diligence on the people they sold to then they put their own personal gain above the future of the club.
So in answer to your question if he didnāt do due diligence then I have no sympathy at all for him.
This at best.......I would be amazed if he did not know the risks of selling to a hedge fund.
Selling a community asset to an American hedge fund good idea or probably not a good idea, now let's think a minute.
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 12:46 - Feb 8 by Dr_Winston
At some point we were almost certain to lose our Premier League status. Fact of life for a club our size. As chairman and CEO of the club, Jenkins's primary responsibility was to ensure that its long term future would not be jeopardised by that eventuality. He failed. Miserably.
Instead of continuing to run the club on a sustainable basis, greed and ego took over and the priority became maximising the value of his and others shares. Giving little thought as to who they were selling to or how much his increasingly desperate spending was going to cost in the long run after they'd cashed in.
Sympathy? F*ck him.
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One of the best posts ever.
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Jenkins' upcoming interview on 15:01 - Feb 8 with 1824 views
Jenkins' upcoming interview on 12:46 - Feb 8 by Dr_Winston
At some point we were almost certain to lose our Premier League status. Fact of life for a club our size. As chairman and CEO of the club, Jenkins's primary responsibility was to ensure that its long term future would not be jeopardised by that eventuality. He failed. Miserably.
Instead of continuing to run the club on a sustainable basis, greed and ego took over and the priority became maximising the value of his and others shares. Giving little thought as to who they were selling to or how much his increasingly desperate spending was going to cost in the long run after they'd cashed in.
Sympathy? F*ck him.
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Superb post!
You give it out, you take it back it`s all part of the game
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