| This Swansea City squad 17:25 - Jan 24 with 3180 views | NotLoyal |
I’m sure as usual there are loads of clubs looking at a lot of our players, the likes of Korey Smith etc, Grimes, loads more. Smith as an example was considered dead wood at Bristol City. But Cooper has built a seriously good side, when will other clubs learn it’s more than just signing players that were good here that end up no good elsewhere ? The word team is the clue, style and belief.
Just an observation. [Post edited 24 Jan 2021 17:25]
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| This Swansea City squad on 16:00 - Jan 26 with 317 views | swancity |
| This Swansea City squad on 15:55 - Jan 26 by vetchonian |
What does the court case or any future sale have to do with the title of this thread
Let’s all put that Resolven chap on ignore he is killing this board it’s repetitive and is always derailing topics |
You’re right
But did you know that 21% of Burnley is £42m  |  |
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| This Swansea City squad on 16:06 - Jan 26 with 308 views | raynor94 |
| This Swansea City squad on 13:10 - Jan 25 by ReslovenSwan1 |
You know Chief i will answer all of you quieries including the ones given to you by third parties.
What happens if the US people sell their shares by selling holding company that owns them?
This could happen but i think it is unlikely. I believe the US people have signed up the other friendly Welsh shareholders on 'drag on' deals. They will be quite happy about this. They have two ways of selling the 69% holding. If that is what they want to do that is their choice and it makes no difference to the Trust whatsoever. If the holding company is sold it could buy out the local friendly shareholders in advance. They will in my opinion only sell in the Premier league with a 5 year timescale.
You need to answer my questions.
If 21% of Burnley was sold for £42m why as a member are you happy to sell the Trusts shares for a return of £12-14m after fees are deducted for the £21m 2016 price? .
Do you believe Swansea s chances of a return to the Premier league are zero?
The Burnley selling price has blown the legal case to bits. It will force the sellers to buy the Trust's shares at half the PL price. The results would be the opposite of that intended by the members. Inflation kills and if it takes 5-6 years to do anything it is brutal. |
You two are killing this board, take it to pm, you are both obsessed with one another. |  |
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| This Swansea City squad on 16:21 - Jan 26 with 289 views | onehunglow |
| This Swansea City squad on 16:06 - Jan 26 by raynor94 |
You two are killing this board, take it to pm, you are both obsessed with one another. |
You have an alternative Ray.It's down to you,son..It's not that difficult a decision. Both makes good points ,both articulate ,both basically addressing the topic though I know doing that is difficult for you looking at what you contribute. | |
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| This Swansea City squad on 16:30 - Jan 26 with 284 views | onehunglow |
| This Swansea City squad on 14:02 - Jan 26 by Badlands |
Given the populations in the areas of PL and Championship clubs they average out at around 350,000,000 for the Swans but nearer 1,000,000 for Burnley.
Although Burnley is amongst the poorest towns in the region the economy of the the areas around Burnley similar in size to that of Swansea and mid& west Wales is much more affluent - the last set of comparative figures from the EU show south West Wales and the Valleys to be almost (in bottom 10) the poorest regions in Northern Europe. And within that poor region,
'Swansea's 'most deprived' areas
In Swansea, 11.5% of neighbourhoods are in the most deprived 10% in Wales, and 45.9% are in the top 50%.'
The destruction of heavy industry devastated South Wales and nothing WestMonster has done has altered that. |
Friend,allow me to put your straight a I know the region well.
Burnley,Blackburn,Preston,Blackpool are towns that have loyal ,passionate fans who stick with their towns club.All are very very proud and your comments on population are therefore not applicable.
Burnley has lost its former industries as has Blackburn ,Preston and the rest of the Lancashire milltowns. Blackpool is one of the most deprived,depressed areas in UK.Ak fireboy;he works there. It is desolate although trying to recover.
Anyway,I read often of Swansea people regarding denizens of many towns as bin dippers etc suggesting Swansea is more affluent than many.Moreover reading some posters,you d be forgiven it's Wales s Monaco.
Check out the housing in Burnley,Nelson and Colne .Some asian property owners literally own whole streets buying some houses for 20k. It is desolation row up there,make no mistake . | |
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