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Have we wasted £9 million? 11:34 - Sep 3 with 4361 viewsbuilthjack

On Walta and Inoussa ?
That’s a lot of dough to waste.

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Have we wasted £9 million? on 21:07 - Sep 3 with 740 viewsJACKMANANDBOY

Have we wasted £9 million? on 19:01 - Sep 3 by KeithHaynes

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Have we wasted £9 million? on 21:34 - Sep 3 with 681 viewsguthrieintherain

Have we wasted £9 million? on 11:55 - Sep 3 by RichardO

We pay a sum of money for a winger with pace and good body strength but he has had injury issues to hamper his development used last season in cameo roles trying too hard to impress, it took Eom two seasons to get to the standard he is at the moment helped by new players around him. Going out on loan provided he gets game time hopefully will hone his skills.
Walta has a higher skill level but more experience game time would be of benefit to him.
Wasted money now which could pay dividends in the future?


Transfers will always be hitsand misses.

Take Galbraith made 10 million on him.
Vipotnic potentially 15 million.

We can't win them all but I think with the recruitment and team we have now we will win more than we lose.

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Have we wasted £9 million? on 21:38 - Sep 3 with 662 viewsWhiterockin

Have we wasted £9 million? on 21:34 - Sep 3 by guthrieintherain

Transfers will always be hitsand misses.

Take Galbraith made 10 million on him.
Vipotnic potentially 15 million.

We can't win them all but I think with the recruitment and team we have now we will win more than we lose.


We didn't make £10M on Galbraith. Take away the purchase costs and the sell on.
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Have we wasted £9 million? on 21:42 - Sep 3 with 646 viewsguthrieintherain

Have we wasted £9 million? on 21:38 - Sep 3 by Whiterockin

We didn't make £10M on Galbraith. Take away the purchase costs and the sell on.


Maybe so but that's splitting hairs.

We bought him forc1.5 million approx sold him for close on 11 million.

It's a big gain

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Have we wasted £9 million? on 21:46 - Sep 3 with 630 viewsWhiterockin

Have we wasted £9 million? on 21:42 - Sep 3 by guthrieintherain

Maybe so but that's splitting hairs.

We bought him forc1.5 million approx sold him for close on 11 million.

It's a big gain


With the sell on his cost was about £4M he will need to hit targets to get the full transfer fee, I'm not sure we will with Stoke.
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Have we wasted £9 million? on 22:05 - Sep 3 with 587 viewsowenj

We are a trading club and depend on transfer fees to survive. If Walta was given exposure at a Club whose style fitted him he would have a huge sales uplift potential. Inoussa on the other hand has no uplift potential as you need to be pretty special to be worth more than 5m as a winger.
My fear is that Matos will want to play his strongest squad each week and not look at the wider picture of giving exposure to promising players. If we are well in control with 15min to go I would much rather see a youngster or lesser known player come on rather than Fulton or Key just to see out the game
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Have we wasted £9 million? on 22:15 - Sep 3 with 565 viewsKeithHaynes

We did cover all the Galbraith costs which we obtained from the same person who told us he was coming to Swansea well before anywhere else. And reported them.

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