| Loan signings 19:10 - Jan 19 with 1108 views | magicdaps10 |
The signing of Wolf looks a superb signing but ultimately its not a route(loan) I think we should be looking to go down.
Someone stated that in the position we are in, loaning players is not really any benefit and I would agree.
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| Loan signings on 19:17 - Jan 19 with 1089 views | guthrieintherain |
I agree would prefer our own players different if we were higher up the League or in a relegation scrap but we are not. |  |
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| Loan signings on 19:21 - Jan 19 with 1072 views | Thornburyswan |
Tend to agree, that said sometimes players you want are either unavailable or unfundable in that window but club needs to have the right squad balance to at least compete - whilst I do not personally believe we will get dragged into the relegation slots we are mathematically closer to the bottom 3 than the top 3 - plus a good second half would potentially make us more attractive to new players in the summer. | | | |
| Loan signings on 19:34 - Jan 19 with 1025 views | max936 |
I don't see the value in them for us at the moment, may helps us consolidate mid tableish, I'd be delighted if it got us further, but the odds are we'll stop around mid table, but these loan players be gone once season's over, so there'll be no lasting benefit for the club, but possibly the player and his club,
If we were pushing for promotion, a quality loanee or two could help us and then with the extra capital in the summer we could maybe buy them or players of similar or better quality. |  |
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| Loan signings on 19:51 - Jan 19 with 982 views | GixerJack |
I don’t know a great deal about this guy (Hanes is history in Welsh) but it feels like a positive signing and I’m hoping it can kick us on to climb the table. If nothing else it should give the squad a psychological boost, however I would prefer permanent signing so that we’re developing our own asset.
It’s a bit like renting a house and building an extension before giving it back |  | | |
| Loan signings on 19:58 - Jan 19 with 946 views | PawelAbbott |
There is nearly half a season to go, that's plenty of time to still make the playoffs | | | |
| Loan signings on 22:31 - Jan 19 with 775 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
There is extra money for league positions and extra money for extra fans and TV appearances. It could be if the fees are low enough they are self sufficient.
Swansea got to the payoffs last season generating a £2m or £3m extra revenue. This might not have been possible without Guehi and Woodman. Benda had had an extra year of development and it was hoped he would be ready to take on the no 1 role but it has not worked out. |  |
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| Loan signings on 22:34 - Jan 19 with 760 views | jasper_T |
| Loan signings on 22:31 - Jan 19 by ReslovenSwan1 |
There is extra money for league positions and extra money for extra fans and TV appearances. It could be if the fees are low enough they are self sufficient.
Swansea got to the payoffs last season generating a £2m or £3m extra revenue. This might not have been possible without Guehi and Woodman. Benda had had an extra year of development and it was hoped he would be ready to take on the no 1 role but it has not worked out. |
There's no extra money for league position in the Championship. | | | |
| Loan signings on 22:47 - Jan 19 with 728 views | TenbySwan |
The trouble with loan players is that they are here today and gone tomorrow and the club is back to square one.
Brewster
Gallagher
Guehi
Laird
To name but a few |  | | |
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| Loan signings on 23:28 - Jan 19 with 682 views | max936 |
| Loan signings on 22:47 - Jan 19 by TenbySwan |
The trouble with loan players is that they are here today and gone tomorrow and the club is back to square one.
Brewster
Gallagher
Guehi
Laird
To name but a few |
Said it all along. its a false economy bringing loans in unless you get promoted with their help, but even then they got to be replaced, that's my opinion of course. | |
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| Loan signings on 09:22 - Jan 20 with 547 views | Catullus |
I'm not a big fan of loans unless you are desperate, as you say if we needed a good player for a final push at promotion or a boost to avoid relegation then maybe. But the situation we are in, I'd rather be looking to buy and bring our own youngsters through.
Loans can be expensive and all we do is improve players for other clubs. | |
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| Loan signings on 09:31 - Jan 20 with 541 views | 3swan |
| Loan signings on 09:22 - Jan 20 by Catullus |
I'm not a big fan of loans unless you are desperate, as you say if we needed a good player for a final push at promotion or a boost to avoid relegation then maybe. But the situation we are in, I'd rather be looking to buy and bring our own youngsters through.
Loans can be expensive and all we do is improve players for other clubs. |
My thoughts exactly. In this case I read he has just completed his injury rehabilitation. If that’s the case how many games to get match fit and get used to the team set up etc. | | | |
| Loan signings on 10:28 - Jan 20 with 486 views | Badlands |
| Loan signings on 23:28 - Jan 19 by max936 |
Said it all along. its a false economy bringing loans in unless you get promoted with their help, but even then they got to be replaced, that's my opinion of course. |
They also tend to get picked ahead of our own player but are no better.
The one player who stands out a little from the usual pattern would be Guehi. Although it took him an age to get up to speed he really did feel like one of our own players probably because of the length of stay.
With Hannes my concern is that he replaces Paterson but has a similar experience to Morris and Arriola. |  |
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| Loan signings on 10:40 - Jan 20 with 477 views | YouBackJastard |
Makes a hell of a difference going from five/six first team loans a season to now where getting in two is seen too much. | | | |
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