| Jesse Lingard 21:04 - Jul 21 with 2455 views | raynor94 |
Has signed for Forest, reputedly on £200.000 a week  |  |
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| Jesse Lingard on 21:09 - Jul 21 with 1807 views | KeithHaynes |
One year contract apparently, one week would do 😉 |  |
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| Jesse Lingard on 21:28 - Jul 21 with 1760 views | dantheswansman |
200k a week is a ridiculous wage to be paying anyone for a newly promoted team, absolute insanity |  | | |
| Jesse Lingard on 21:32 - Jul 21 with 1751 views | KeithHaynes |
| Jesse Lingard on 21:28 - Jul 21 by dantheswansman |
200k a week is a ridiculous wage to be paying anyone for a newly promoted team, absolute insanity |
Millionaire every 5 weeks.
Ten million + for one year, free agent.
Agreed, it’s insane.
But if he keeps them up and plays like he did at West Ham ?
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| Jesse Lingard on 21:37 - Jul 21 with 1732 views | dantheswansman |
| Jesse Lingard on 21:32 - Jul 21 by KeithHaynes |
Millionaire every 5 weeks.
Ten million + for one year, free agent.
Agreed, it’s insane.
But if he keeps them up and plays like he did at West Ham ?
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Nope total disaster to be spending that in your first season on one player, if he keeps them up then of course its money well spent but i very much doubt he alone can do that no matter how well he played at West Ham | | | |
| Jesse Lingard on 21:40 - Jul 21 with 1722 views | guthrieintherain |
| Jesse Lingard on 21:32 - Jul 21 by KeithHaynes |
Millionaire every 5 weeks.
Ten million + for one year, free agent.
Agreed, it’s insane.
But if he keeps them up and plays like he did at West Ham ?
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How much have they spent now 70 odd million on fees.
Wage bill must be massive.
200k a week for a player can't think of any other promoted teams spending like that.
We went up 11 years ago and spent about 10m
If they come back down their finances will be interesting. [Post edited 21 Jul 2022 21:43]
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| Jesse Lingard on 21:49 - Jul 21 with 1685 views | KeithHaynes |
| Jesse Lingard on 21:40 - Jul 21 by guthrieintherain |
How much have they spent now 70 odd million on fees.
Wage bill must be massive.
200k a week for a player can't think of any other promoted teams spending like that.
We went up 11 years ago and spent about 10m
If they come back down their finances will be interesting. [Post edited 21 Jul 2022 21:43]
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Not sure what they have spare after the premier league money but I would say it’s still in the black for them. | |
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| Jesse Lingard on 23:30 - Jul 21 with 1578 views | Luther27 |
| Jesse Lingard on 21:49 - Jul 21 by KeithHaynes |
Not sure what they have spare after the premier league money but I would say it’s still in the black for them. |
Fulham Mark 2….but not an established yo yo club yet? | | | |
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| Jesse Lingard on 23:33 - Jul 21 with 1572 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
Cooper is fast letting things get out of his control I suspect. He might wish he was back in the Championship in a few months working under tight financial controls. |  |
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| Jesse Lingard on 05:54 - Jul 22 with 1518 views | builthjack |
I guess it's the same as signing someone for £20 million and paying them £60,000 a week. |  |
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| Jesse Lingard on 07:02 - Jul 22 with 1497 views | STID2017 |
| Jesse Lingard on 23:33 - Jul 21 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Cooper is fast letting things get out of his control I suspect. He might wish he was back in the Championship in a few months working under tight financial controls. |
As much as I dislike Cooper for previous events here ( I may have commented on it before  ), I think he will be enjoying being able to sign players without the financial shackles he has had to work with in the past.
Whether it will pay off is another matter.
As a comparison how much did Brentford spend last summer ? |  |
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| Jesse Lingard on 11:22 - Jul 22 with 1358 views | OptimisticJack |
| Jesse Lingard on 07:02 - Jul 22 by STID2017 |
As much as I dislike Cooper for previous events here ( I may have commented on it before ), I think he will be enjoying being able to sign players without the financial shackles he has had to work with in the past.
Whether it will pay off is another matter.
As a comparison how much did Brentford spend last summer ? |
Financial shackles at Swansea to a certain extent yes.
However he did have Andre Ayew on 90k a week.
He was allowed to sign Ryan Bennett on 23k a week and give Jay Fulton an extended contract for a weekly wage that no other club see as worth it.
He was also backed massively with loan signings such as Brewster, Connor Gallagher and Marc Guehi.
I would argue that his free spending on Bennett and Fulton has contributed to the shackles we are under now.
Cooper has a lot to answer for. | |
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| Jesse Lingard on 11:29 - Jul 22 with 1338 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Jesse Lingard on 11:22 - Jul 22 by OptimisticJack |
Financial shackles at Swansea to a certain extent yes.
However he did have Andre Ayew on 90k a week.
He was allowed to sign Ryan Bennett on 23k a week and give Jay Fulton an extended contract for a weekly wage that no other club see as worth it.
He was also backed massively with loan signings such as Brewster, Connor Gallagher and Marc Guehi.
I would argue that his free spending on Bennett and Fulton has contributed to the shackles we are under now.
Cooper has a lot to answer for. |
To every extent.
He didn’t sign Ayew. He was hampered by that the whole tenure, it meant he couldn’t bring in his own permanent players or really build anything he wanted. Yet still managed to get the very best out of that squad.
Brewster, Gallagher and Guehi were acquired for next to nothing. Brewster was free.
“His free spending on Bennett and Fulton?” 
What shackles do you think we are under now then out of interest? In the last 12 months we have spent £6.4m not including free transfers (Pato, Ntcham, Walsh, Allen) or loan transfers (Williams, Laird, Wolf, Christie, Burns).
We have probably spent more in the last 12 months than any other 12 month period in our football league history. Some shackles eh? [Post edited 22 Jul 2022 12:02]
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| Jesse Lingard on 12:47 - Jul 22 with 1290 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Jesse Lingard on 11:29 - Jul 22 by Dr_Parnassus |
To every extent.
He didn’t sign Ayew. He was hampered by that the whole tenure, it meant he couldn’t bring in his own permanent players or really build anything he wanted. Yet still managed to get the very best out of that squad.
Brewster, Gallagher and Guehi were acquired for next to nothing. Brewster was free.
“His free spending on Bennett and Fulton?”
What shackles do you think we are under now then out of interest? In the last 12 months we have spent £6.4m not including free transfers (Pato, Ntcham, Walsh, Allen) or loan transfers (Williams, Laird, Wolf, Christie, Burns).
We have probably spent more in the last 12 months than any other 12 month period in our football league history. Some shackles eh? [Post edited 22 Jul 2022 12:02]
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Cooper blew it. He has super elite loans which he himself resourced.
Woodman Roberts Rodon / VdH , Cabango, Guehi, Gallagher, Brewster, Sturridge, Ayew Fulton Grimes Naughton. He scrapped into 6ths after Forest imploded.
One nil up against 10 men and he did not go for it to nail Brentford for good. He was given what he wanted. He did not get the very best out of his team especially Gallagher. | |
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| Jesse Lingard on 13:46 - Jul 22 with 1256 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Jesse Lingard on 12:47 - Jul 22 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Cooper blew it. He has super elite loans which he himself resourced.
Woodman Roberts Rodon / VdH , Cabango, Guehi, Gallagher, Brewster, Sturridge, Ayew Fulton Grimes Naughton. He scrapped into 6ths after Forest imploded.
One nil up against 10 men and he did not go for it to nail Brentford for good. He was given what he wanted. He did not get the very best out of his team especially Gallagher. |
You are racking up the ludicrous posts today, good job.
6th position after taking over a team who finished 10th and lost McBurnie and James, our two best players.
He was given 500k to replace them and used his contacts to get in relatively unknown youth players and get them playing his way.
We were 9th favourites for promotion and exceeded that by coming 6th, only losing to Brentford who were clearly a superior side. The second year he improved it again and equalling Brendan Rodgers points record despite the ineptitude of the board in supporting him in January.
Again only losing to the 3rd best team in the league in Brentford after going down to 10 men to compound it.
Martin was given the most elite loan we have had since relegation and he couldn’t use him, even preferred to play Ryan Manning.
Scary. | |
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| Jesse Lingard on 13:57 - Jul 22 with 1256 views | BillyChong |
| Jesse Lingard on 23:33 - Jul 21 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Cooper is fast letting things get out of his control I suspect. He might wish he was back in the Championship in a few months working under tight financial controls. |
Cooper isn’t in charge of the funding being made available nor sits in front of spreadsheets in a suit all day. Lingard has been given a one year deal which will be covered by the promotion/PL income. | | | |
| Jesse Lingard on 14:18 - Jul 22 with 1227 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Jesse Lingard on 13:57 - Jul 22 by BillyChong |
Cooper isn’t in charge of the funding being made available nor sits in front of spreadsheets in a suit all day. Lingard has been given a one year deal which will be covered by the promotion/PL income. |
Cooper sulked when being given two international players of good character at a discount. He made it clear in the next press conference.
If he did not sign 'the mercenary' a or agree his wages he should walk. | |
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| Jesse Lingard on 14:22 - Jul 22 with 1220 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Jesse Lingard on 13:57 - Jul 22 by BillyChong |
Cooper isn’t in charge of the funding being made available nor sits in front of spreadsheets in a suit all day. Lingard has been given a one year deal which will be covered by the promotion/PL income. |
Don’t bring sense into this, he’s getting all giddy with bizarre posts at the moment. Don’t confuse him with sense.
I see he is still banging on about Cooper rightly being furious about being given two American off season loans in positions he didn’t need. | |
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| Jesse Lingard on 15:48 - Jul 22 with 1176 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Jesse Lingard on 13:57 - Jul 22 by BillyChong |
Cooper isn’t in charge of the funding being made available nor sits in front of spreadsheets in a suit all day. Lingard has been given a one year deal which will be covered by the promotion/PL income. |
Are you saying Cooper did not agree to this deal? He is the manager. If he has been forced to accept this deal he should stick to his principle and walk.
The player was part of the Man utd clique of non performers and good time charlies with Istagram hair dos and childish behaviour. Trouble is brewing. | |
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| Jesse Lingard on 21:59 - Jul 22 with 1089 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Jesse Lingard on 15:48 - Jul 22 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Are you saying Cooper did not agree to this deal? He is the manager. If he has been forced to accept this deal he should stick to his principle and walk.
The player was part of the Man utd clique of non performers and good time charlies with Istagram hair dos and childish behaviour. Trouble is brewing. |
I’m sure he is happy with a quality player being brought in, but if you think it was his decision then you are living on another planet.
Do you think it was his decision to sign the Americans in January? No.
At least Lingard has a clear use. | |
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| Jesse Lingard on 22:00 - Jul 22 with 1092 views | BillyChong |
| Jesse Lingard on 15:48 - Jul 22 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Are you saying Cooper did not agree to this deal? He is the manager. If he has been forced to accept this deal he should stick to his principle and walk.
The player was part of the Man utd clique of non performers and good time charlies with Istagram hair dos and childish behaviour. Trouble is brewing. |
In case you missed it Lingard had a fantastic loan spell at West Ham. If Cooper was offered him he no doubt agreed, as would any manager in his position.
If the Notts Forest hierarchy had forced upon him two mediocre unproven players on loan from across the Atlantic to kick off their Premier League tenure then yes maybe he’d walk. | | | |
| Jesse Lingard on 23:15 - Jul 22 with 1061 views | cimlaswan |
| Jesse Lingard on 14:18 - Jul 22 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Cooper sulked when being given two international players of good character at a discount. He made it clear in the next press conference.
If he did not sign 'the mercenary' a or agree his wages he should walk. |
Cooper sulked because he was given two players he didn't want and both were crocked.
Whoever made the decision to sign the pair of them in the first place should have been the ones who should have walked. | | | |
| Jesse Lingard on 23:24 - Jul 22 with 1055 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Jesse Lingard on 23:15 - Jul 22 by cimlaswan |
Cooper sulked because he was given two players he didn't want and both were crocked.
Whoever made the decision to sign the pair of them in the first place should have been the ones who should have walked. |
Not to mention adding Freeman and Hamer to that January debacle. No idea how much we paid them in terms of agent fees, salary and signing on fees.
Would have probably cost the same to not get any of them and bring in Piroe like he asked.
It’s a bit like asking for an umbrella in the pouring down rain and being given and fork, a pack of cards, a pair of socks and a flip flop and expecting it to do the job. | |
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| Jesse Lingard on 00:38 - Jul 23 with 1018 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Jesse Lingard on 23:15 - Jul 22 by cimlaswan |
Cooper sulked because he was given two players he didn't want and both were crocked.
Whoever made the decision to sign the pair of them in the first place should have been the ones who should have walked. |
Cooper signed Gibbs White off a long injury spell as well and he was crocked. Played 5 games and sign up for Swansea's rivals after the club got him fit.
Yankee crocks Saeson Unlucky. | |
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