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Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 11:01 am

As I was talking to a jack this morning and he said we are like their little sisters because we have been under them for two years :D

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 11:11 am

Dont really know what that means. But we are smaller than them if that helps?

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 11:23 am

At this moment in time we could be considered their little sisters, but depending on the outcome of this proposed investment things could change over the coming years, but amazingly we have a number of supporters who yearn for the heady days of the lower leagues again. :o
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Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 11:23 am

Don't think anyone can argue against them being number 1 team in wales at the moment. Things can change pretty quickly though. And in the bigger context of things, being the number 1 team in wales doesn't mean much lol they hold the bragging rights for now.

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 11:51 am

RoathMagic wrote:Dont really know what that means. But we are smaller than them if that helps?


And in the jack corner........................................ cock

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 11:57 am

Swansea, as a relatively new city, will always be the little sisters to Cardiff Capital of Wales. :ayatollah:

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 11:58 am

Neath Bluebird wrote:
RoathMagic wrote:Dont really know what that means. But we are smaller than them if that helps?


And in the jack corner........................................ cock



We have hit to good times at exactly the right time, and we're in it for the long haul.

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 11:58 am

Neath Bluebird wrote:
RoathMagic wrote:Dont really know what that means. But we are smaller than them if that helps?


And in the jack corner........................................ cock


Quite.
:D

He is WUM ! ;) :D

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 11:59 am

Birchgrove wrote:
Neath Bluebird wrote:
RoathMagic wrote:Dont really know what that means. But we are smaller than them if that helps?


And in the jack corner........................................ cock



We have hit to good times at exactly the right time, and we're in it for the long haul.


That is only a hope.

No guarantee. :D

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:04 pm

Again stating facts gets me accused of being a Jack.

Swansea have an annual income of around £55 million, if they stay up that will turn into an annual income of £83 million with the new TV money and a guaranteed £38 million should they get relegated. We have an annual income of around £12 million and make a loss of £15 million. They sell out their stadium every week... we dont. They have a better team. They play in a higher league. They have the higher profile manager. They are beamed to 122 countries worldwide every week we are beamed to none. Swansea have no debt attatched to their club, we have nearly £100 million debt attached to ours.
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Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:05 pm

bluebirdbaz wrote:As I was talking to a jack this morning and he said we are like their little sisters because we have been under them for two years :D

Thought this had everything to do with the line 'because we have been under them for two years'. Sisters being constantly under their brothers in that neck of the woods due to incest style comment coming from the original poster. :?:

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:07 pm

Occasional Violins wrote:
bluebirdbaz wrote:As I was talking to a jack this morning and he said we are like their little sisters because we have been under them for two years :D

Thought this had everything to do with the line 'because we have been under them for two years'. Sisters being constantly under their brothers in that neck of the woods due to incest style comment coming from the original poster. :?:


i think it is but it has been overlooked

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:07 pm

Got it baz sisters under them :lol: :lol:

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:12 pm

RoathMagic wrote:Again stating facts gets me accused of being a Jack.

Swansea have an annual income of around £55 million, if they stay up that will turn into an annual income of £83 million with the new TV money and a guaranteed £38 million should they get relegated. We have an annual income of around £12 million and make a loss of £15 million. They sell out their stadium every week... we dont. They have a better team. They play in a higher league. They have the higher profile manager. They are beamed to 122 countries worldwide every week we are beamed to none. Swansea have no debt attatched to their club, we have nearly £100 million debt attached to ours.


Sums it up perfectly for me great time to be a jack, you carry on making silly jokes about incest if it makes you feel better fools :?

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:15 pm

BadaBing wrote:
RoathMagic wrote:Again stating facts gets me accused of being a Jack.

Swansea have an annual income of around £55 million, if they stay up that will turn into an annual income of £83 million with the new TV money and a guaranteed £38 million should they get relegated. We have an annual income of around £12 million and make a loss of £15 million. They sell out their stadium every week... we dont. They have a better team. They play in a higher league. They have the higher profile manager. They are beamed to 122 countries worldwide every week we are beamed to none. Swansea have no debt attatched to their club, we have nearly £100 million debt attached to ours.


Sums it up perfectly for me great time to be a jack, you carry on making silly jokes about incest if it makes you feel your sister :?


Bigger clubs with bigger incomes have still fallen out of the prem. ;)
Wait till the wind blows, the top of the tree has the furthest to fall. :D

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:23 pm

SBF1 wrote:
BadaBing wrote:
RoathMagic wrote:Again stating facts gets me accused of being a Jack.

Swansea have an annual income of around £55 million, if they stay up that will turn into an annual income of £83 million with the new TV money and a guaranteed £38 million should they get relegated. We have an annual income of around £12 million and make a loss of £15 million. They sell out their stadium every week... we dont. They have a better team. They play in a higher league. They have the higher profile manager. They are beamed to 122 countries worldwide every week we are beamed to none. Swansea have no debt attatched to their club, we have nearly £100 million debt attached to ours.


Sums it up perfectly for me great time to be a jack, you carry on making silly jokes about incest if it makes you feel your sister :?


Bigger clubs with bigger incomes have still fallen out of the prem. ;)
Wait till the wind blows, the top of the tree has the furthest to fall. :D



need I say anymore can't argue with the facts so you resort to childish behaviour you just make yourself look silly edit my post as much as you like because it obviously makes you feel better fool :?

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:31 pm

SBF1 wrote:Swansea, as a relatively new city, will always be the little sisters to Cardiff Capital of Wales. :ayatollah:

Cardiff the city,is our capital.However,your capital is Kuala Lumpur.Cardiff City has f**k all to do with Wales anymore.The whole country is ashamed of you and disowned you.

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:34 pm

6 bysedd wrote:
SBF1 wrote:Swansea, as a relatively new city, will always be the little sisters to Cardiff Capital of Wales. :ayatollah:

Cardiff the city,is our capital.However,your capital is Kuala Lumpur.Cardiff City has f**k all to do with Wales anymore.The whole country is ashamed of you and disowned you.



:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Knob!

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:38 pm

:oops: :oops: :oops:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-sout ... s-18583705

So much for what top flight footie can do for a city eh? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:39 pm

Barnet play in the Capital of England, Man City, Liverpool and Man United dont - I bet they are gutted :D

Why do our fans keep bringing that up ffs?

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:41 pm

SBF1 wrote:
6 bysedd wrote:
SBF1 wrote:Swansea, as a relatively new city, will always be the little sisters to Cardiff Capital of Wales. :ayatollah:

Cardiff the city,is our capital.However,your capital is Kuala Lumpur.Cardiff City has f**k all to do with Wales anymore.The whole country is ashamed of you and disowned you.



:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Knob!

I can feel your embarrassment son,hidden by a load of smiley pictures. :oops: The laughing stock of the football world.

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:41 pm

RoathMagic wrote:Barnet play in the Capital of England, Man City, Liverpool and Man United dont - I bet they are gutted :D

Why do our fans keep bringing that up ffs?


What Swansea fans are? :oops:

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:42 pm

SBF1 wrote::oops: :oops: :oops:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-sout ... s-18583705

So much for what top flight footie can do for a city eh? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Looking bleak up swansea lol

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:42 pm

SBF1 wrote::oops: :oops: :oops:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-sout ... s-18583705

So much for what top flight footie can do for a city eh? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

What has that got to do with Swansea City Football Club?

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:45 pm

Have a watch of this.Warms the cockels of your heart it does. :D

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news ... l-teach-em

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:52 pm

Have to be fair you do play good football,however you still live in a shithole tho :roll:

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:53 pm

RoathMagic - you are quite clearly a Jack. Everything you post is pro-Jack and anti-Cardiff.

If you are a Jack then I haven't got a problem with that. Be proud of your team. I just don't understand why don't admit that fact!

Your arguments are so one-sided as to betray your true alliegence.

It is true that Swansea are in the Premier League and we aren't - and that is currently on merit. We shall see whether the new season alters that arrangement.

As a consequence of being in the Premier League Swansea have access to much greater income than us for the moment. That is true. That income will have a positive income on their profitability obviously - and you draw comparison with our debt as a reflection of their alleged superior status.

However, the fact that Swansea have gone into administration twice in living memory should not be ignored. Could they have built the promotion winning teams if they were still saddled with that historic debt? Debatable. The fact that Cardiff have not gone down that route should not be held against that club. Acting dishonourably vis-a-vis local businesses is not a sign of superiority in my book.

Swansea have a better team than us at this moment in time. But for how long? They will leave like rats from a sinking ship as soon as they start to struggle, or as soon as Mr Rodgers is free to come a calling.

Swansea do have more exposure than us media wise at the moment - 3 minutes at the end of MOTD usually, on a par with the Wigans of this world. Cardiff have been in 2 big Cup Finals which were broadcast internationally. And Cardiff will always be the capital of Wales - which attracts media attention across the board. Swansea is famous for being near the Gower.

The rest of your arguments are just plain stupid.

They sell out their stadium whilst we don't? Ignoring the fact that we still have much higher crowds than them and that the Liberty is smaller. How does that make them bigger than us.

And how about the following?

Swansea don't own their stadium. The council do - the Jacks are just tenants just like the Ospreys. How can the council be expected to increase the size of the stadium in the current economic climate when schools, hospitals & local services budgets are being cut? Especially when the need for increased capacity is absolutely determined by the (precarious) position of Swansea maintaining their Premiership status for the next 10 or so years and beyond to justify spending that money - otherwise a white elephant beckons.

The Jacks do not have their own training facility or academy buildings. They train on a local rec. We don't. Who is the bigger club on that basis?

We own our stadium. If the investment comes in then the capacity will be increased to 35,000 - not far off twice the capacity of the Liberty. Even if we don't fill the ground now or in the future we will still be selling more tickets than Swansea.

Demographics favour Cardiff too - the whole of SE Wales as its natural fan base, the most heavily populated area of Wales. Swansea's fan base pales into insignificance in comparison.

They have a bigger profile manager than us? WTF? Laudrup was a fantastic footballer. His managerial career does not mirror his playing ability. The best managers are often unsuccessful (and therefore initially lower profile) players .... Ferguson, Wenger, Mourinho and even Brendan Rodgers come to mind. Presumably Cardiff would be a smaller club if they appointed one of those rather than a Shearer or Bobby Charlton? Moronic point.

Also our debt will be turned to equity according to VT's plans - so we will be virtually debt free. Whether that actually occurs is open to debate - in the same vein as the Jacks' ability to stay in the Premiership.

Our owners are billionaires. Theirs is a second hand car dealer.

So Mr JackMagic, if you do want to continue promoting the superiority of your club over Cardiff, please advance more reasoned & less biased arguments.

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:56 pm

Wow good post that man :ayatollah:

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 1:15 pm

All of you are idiots.

Re: Are we Swansea's little sisters.....

Thu Jun 28, 2012 1:17 pm

BorderBlue wrote:RoathMagic - you are quite clearly a Jack. Everything you post is pro-Jack and anti-Cardiff. Not true, but I do make a point of redressing obvious inaccuracies.

If you are a Jack then I haven't got a problem with that. Be proud of your team. I just don't understand why don't admit that fact! Because it isnt a fact, im a City fan - simple.

Your arguments are so one-sided as to betray your true alliegence. Not true again. They are acurate views.

It is true that Swansea are in the Premier League and we aren't - and that is currently on merit. We shall see whether the new season alters that arrangement. Exactly, so having a go at them is silly and makes us look small. Hence why I redress the balance.

As a consequence of being in the Premier League Swansea have access to much greater income than us for the moment. That is true. That income will have a positive income on their profitability obviously - and you draw comparison with our debt as a reflection of their alleged superior status. Of course, thats all standard. Income is a massive part of what makes a big club as is their financial handcuffs.

However, the fact that Swansea have gone into administration twice in living memory should not be ignored. Could they have built the promotion winning teams if they were still saddled with that historic debt? Debatable. The fact that Cardiff have not gone down that route should not be held against that club. Acting dishonourably vis-a-vis local businesses is not a sign of superiority in my book. They have only gone into administration once and for a sum of 800k. We are currently trying to offer Sam £8 million of a £24 million debt. repping him off to the tune of £16 million, 20 times the amount Swansea did. However the debt you refer to with Swanea was settled a decade ago and has no baring on them as a club now - ours is current and has a major baring on our club.

Swansea have a better team than us at this moment in time. But for how long? They will leave like rats from a sinking ship as soon as they start to struggle, or as soon as Mr Rodgers is free to come a calling. So you want to place predictions into your deduction of who is currently the bigger team? Thats nonsense im sure you can see.

Swansea do have more exposure than us media wise at the moment - 3 minutes at the end of MOTD usually, on a par with the Wigans of this world. Cardiff have been in 2 big Cup Finals which were broadcast internationally. And Cardiff will always be the capital of Wales - which attracts media attention across the board. Swansea is famous for being near the Gower. Every single Swansea match is beamed in full to 122 countries worldwide. Canal + being the main distributor which is massive across scandinavia and western Europe. Barnet plays its football in the capital also but wouldnt dream of using that as a reason to why they are bigger than Stoke for example.

The rest of your arguments are just plain stupid. lets see..

They sell out their stadium whilst we don't? Ignoring the fact that we still have much higher crowds than them and that the Liberty is smaller. How does that make them bigger than us. Swansea have reached their maximum and there is demand for more where ours seems to peak at 23k. We have reached our ceiling whilst theirs is still unknown but more than 20k.

And how about the following?

Swansea don't own their stadium. The council do - the Jacks are just tenants just like the Ospreys. How can the council be expected to increase the size of the stadium in the current economic climate when schools, hospitals & local services budgets are being cut? Especially when the need for increased capacity is absolutely determined by the (precarious) position of Swansea maintaining their Premiership status for the next 10 or so years and beyond to justify spending that money - otherwise a white elephant beckons. Neither do we, the bank does until we pay for it. Swansea have stated any improvements to the stadium will be funded by themselved and will own a stake in the ground - potentially leading to buying the stadium outright.

The Jacks do not have their own training facility or academy buildings. They train on a local rec. We don't. Who is the bigger club on that basis? They are currently builing a state of the art training facility and academy.

We own our stadium. If the investment comes in then the capacity will be increased to 35,000 - not far off twice the capacity of the Liberty. Even if we don't fill the ground now or in the future we will still be selling more tickets than Swansea. We dont own our stadium the bank does. Wrong regarding the investment, the increase of capacity will ONLY happen once promotion to the Premiership is secured - so potentially never. As we have deduced, we dont put predictions into our summary as to who is bigger.
Demographics favour Cardiff too - the whole of SE Wales as its natural fan base, the most heavily populated area of Wales. Swansea's fan base pales into insignificance in comparison. Thats only if you assume fans only come from the City the club is based, which of course is nonsense. Or if it isnt, wy the hell are we going into Malaysia. Swansea have the whole of Wales aring Cardiff as a deographic - they are the only Welsh Preier League club.

They have a bigger profile manager than us? WTF? Laudrup was a fantastic footballer. His managerial career does not mirror his playing ability. The best managers are often unsuccessful (and therefore initially lower profile) players .... Ferguson, Wenger, Mourinho and even Brendan Rodgers come to mind. Presumably Cardiff would be a smaller club if they appointed one of those rather than a Shearer or Bobby Charlton? Moronic point. What has Malky McKay achieved then? Laudrup has won the Danish double and guided his team to the Europa league quarter finals.

Also our debt will be turned to equity according to VT's plans - so we will be virtually debt free. Whether that actually occurs is open to debate - in the same vein as the Jacks' ability to stay in the Premiership. But we will still be losing £1.2 million a month, £14.4 million a year and will be back in £86.6 million of debt in 6 short seasons not to mention the 7% added on.

Our owners are billionaires. Theirs is a second hand car dealer. That doent mean we are billioaires, in fact quite the opposite.

So Mr JackMagic, if you do want to continue promoting the superiority of your club over Cardiff, please advance more reasoned & less biased arguments. My club is Cardiff but anyone who thinks we are bigger than Swansea is deluded.