| In Huw do we Trust? on 14:05 - May 4 with 2265 views | Boundy |
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 14:42 - May 4 with 2205 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
The thing I’ve always found strange when it comes to old conk face is that he’s essentially been a free agent for about five years and despite what you think of him personally has a fantastic record as chairman. So why haven’t any other clubs head hunted him? Is it that he has no ambition to do it all again? We know he’s driven by money so it’s strange he’s not out there looking for his next take. |  |
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 14:57 - May 4 with 2185 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 14:42 - May 4 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
The thing I’ve always found strange when it comes to old conk face is that he’s essentially been a free agent for about five years and despite what you think of him personally has a fantastic record as chairman. So why haven’t any other clubs head hunted him? Is it that he has no ambition to do it all again? We know he’s driven by money so it’s strange he’s not out there looking for his next take. |
We are all driven by money. It is in fact quite an healthy motivation. The ownership had worked for 14 years and taken no dividends until around 2014 or 2015. This is why the 21% owner is skint.
Why work for 14 years for nothing?. I actually believe the so called sell out did not take enough cash. 14 years of hard graft for next to nothing. 2002 -2010 was for little on no reward.
SCFC PLC is a growth stock not an income stock. You have to sell your shares to profit. Everyone knows this but none of the 1000 members seemed to know. "Pay £5 -£10 a year and leave your judgement at home".
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 16:26 - May 4 with 2068 views | Badlands |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 14:42 - May 4 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
The thing I’ve always found strange when it comes to old conk face is that he’s essentially been a free agent for about five years and despite what you think of him personally has a fantastic record as chairman. So why haven’t any other clubs head hunted him? Is it that he has no ambition to do it all again? We know he’s driven by money so it’s strange he’s not out there looking for his next take. |
There were some suggestions he was approached by another club, can’t remember who.
But, love him, loathe him or something in between he is and always has bee a Swans fan.
IMO the Americans should have cut ties with the group they took over from. I think he had already burned out by the time of the share sale.
I also think he put his money in, he took his profit out.
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 16:53 - May 4 with 2037 views | 3swan |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 16:26 - May 4 by Badlands |
There were some suggestions he was approached by another club, can’t remember who.
But, love him, loathe him or something in between he is and always has bee a Swans fan.
IMO the Americans should have cut ties with the group they took over from. I think he had already burned out by the time of the share sale.
I also think he put his money in, he took his profit out.
Would we have got to the PL without him? |
There were reports back in 2020 that he tried to takeover Charlton. | | | |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 16:59 - May 4 with 2006 views | QJumpingJack |
New faces.
Same problems. | | | |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 18:59 - May 4 with 1889 views | KeithHaynes |
I’m glad Wales on Line told us.
 Exclusive : How the Swans got their man & what the future holds for Russell Martin 30th Apr 2023 08:00Swansea City have undertaken a three month search to ensure that the January transfer window debacle we all witnessed recently doesn’t occur again. At least whilst the current majority ownership are in charge at the club. To date Josh Marsh carries the title of ‘Head Of Football Operations’ He has been at the club for a year but now seems to be the man in the firing line. The thirty one year old who came to Swansea as a result of Julian Winter’s connections to his old club Huddersfield Town is due to be relieved of his duties this week.  0
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 20:31 - May 4 with 1772 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 18:59 - May 4 by KeithHaynes |
I’m glad Wales on Line told us.
Exclusive : How the Swans got their man & what the future holds for Russell Martin 30th Apr 2023 08:00Swansea City have undertaken a three month search to ensure that the January transfer window debacle we all witnessed recently doesn’t occur again. At least whilst the current majority ownership are in charge at the club. To date Josh Marsh carries the title of ‘Head Of Football Operations’ He has been at the club for a year but now seems to be the man in the firing line. The thirty one year old who came to Swansea as a result of Julian Winter’s connections to his old club Huddersfield Town is due to be relieved of his duties this week. 0
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Yes it is true,
"How Watson’s move to west Wales impacts on current CEO Julian Winter will become clearer this coming week. We do get the impression though that more changes in club structure could well be implemented as time goes on." | |
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 20:42 - May 4 with 1756 views | magicdaps10 |
Isn't Huw still working with that Arab group to takeover with him being chairman!? 😂 |  |
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 20:43 - May 4 with 1755 views | vetchonian |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 20:42 - May 4 by magicdaps10 |
Isn't Huw still working with that Arab group to takeover with him being chairman!? 😂 |
He is a good mate of Nigel Morris fixed his roof once | |
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 21:01 - May 4 with 1727 views | magicdaps10 |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 20:43 - May 4 by vetchonian |
He is a good mate of Nigel Morris fixed his roof once |
Would that be the house in London, Virginia or the one next to Martin Morgans in Majorca?
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 21:04 - May 4 with 1723 views | vetchonian |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 21:01 - May 4 by magicdaps10 |
Would that be the house in London, Virginia or the one next to Martin Morgans in Majorca?
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the Majorja one he did two for the price of three! | |
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 12:13 - May 5 with 1563 views | whiterock |
HJ's copy book was blotted when he pulled the plug on Dan James to Leeds, however, he's since bought a new mobile phone [Post edited 5 May 2023 12:13]
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 13:54 - May 5 with 1478 views | KeithHaynes |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 12:13 - May 5 by whiterock |
HJ's copy book was blotted when he pulled the plug on Dan James to Leeds, however, he's since bought a new mobile phone [Post edited 5 May 2023 12:13]
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Only as far as the Americans were concerned 😉 | |
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 15:09 - May 5 with 1409 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 12:13 - May 5 by whiterock |
HJ's copy book was blotted when he pulled the plug on Dan James to Leeds, however, he's since bought a new mobile phone [Post edited 5 May 2023 12:13]
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Huw pulled the plug on a loan deal for £1.5m rising to £10m on promotion. Effectively helping arrival Leeds get promotion when Swansea was in with chance themselves. He was quite right to pull the plug. It cost Leeds promotion that season in my opinion. They want to move him on again if relegated. Another mistake. James eats lumbering Championship defenders for breakfast. He would be licking his lips if Martin played Latibeaudiere or Darling out of position again against him.
I am surprised some Swansea fans sympathise with Yorkshire squealing after they failed in burying a distressed seller. They squeezed the lemon too hard until the pips flew out.
The US owners were no doubt angry with him but then discovered when they sold him for £15m that he had made the club £1m a month. I am not disputing the bad recruitment record before that. His recruitment guru was Mr Ledbetter who worked well on lower budgets but made some howlers for big ticket players.
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| In Huw do we Trust? on 16:59 - May 5 with 1343 views | whiterock |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 15:09 - May 5 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Huw pulled the plug on a loan deal for £1.5m rising to £10m on promotion. Effectively helping arrival Leeds get promotion when Swansea was in with chance themselves. He was quite right to pull the plug. It cost Leeds promotion that season in my opinion. They want to move him on again if relegated. Another mistake. James eats lumbering Championship defenders for breakfast. He would be licking his lips if Martin played Latibeaudiere or Darling out of position again against him.
I am surprised some Swansea fans sympathise with Yorkshire squealing after they failed in burying a distressed seller. They squeezed the lemon too hard until the pips flew out.
The US owners were no doubt angry with him but then discovered when they sold him for £15m that he had made the club £1m a month. I am not disputing the bad recruitment record before that. His recruitment guru was Mr Ledbetter who worked well on lower budgets but made some howlers for big ticket players.
Remember Huw was never sacked. He resigned. |
Agree for the first time with you mucka, hope Leeds come down as I haven't forgiven them for the 15 point deduction debacle. | | | |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 19:23 - May 5 with 1264 views | shaggyrogers |
Let us not go back. The old board did amazing and jenkins could not have done it without the rest of them. Joseph sorted the stadium. Morgan lent some money. Penney was a solicitor. Dineen was in charge of all non football staff and commercial. Don keef was an accountant and obviously the trust had cooze who fed back the supporters thoughts. It ended up a perfect alignment but probably never to be replicated again. We move on. | | | |
| In Huw do we Trust? on 20:23 - May 5 with 1210 views | STID2017 |
Clearly not going to happen.
Don't need two chairmen, following on from the latest from Swans Indy editorial |  |
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