Thu Jan 03, 2013 9:25 pm
pembroke allan wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:pembroke allan wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:Swansea's turnover in the champioship was about £15 million, turnover in first pl season about £64 million so without a doubt is matters what league you are in. And the swans did not employ 400 in the championship thats for sure so being in the pl has created jobs.
now are we talking turnover that's what money club generates in sales of shirts, tickets ect ect, or money from sky which is income? ever so slightly different! and have you employed 400 more staff at club? seems a bit extreme considering nothing is bigger in premier except your crowds by 5k on champ ones! and I understood it was region which benefited with extra jobs hotels ect ect no wonder swans fans confused by having to much money they don't know whats income or turnover!
even radio wales confused as they say welsh economy benefited by 58 mil? or has Swansea now become a country??![]()
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What the f*ck are you talking about.
turnover is everything from selling pie's to sky money and everything in between.
yes we know that! if you look at another post you know whats happening!
I am messing with you and tragic just passing time day!![]()
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Thu Jan 03, 2013 9:29 pm
swansealad69 wrote:Lol he might carry that in is pockets!however he gives f**k all to you but loans at 7%.
Lol sell out fans of a asian club.
And you call your self a proud welsh club?there is a program on sky you might be intrested in(ladyboys)as you are being fucked by asians
Thu Jan 03, 2013 9:31 pm
kidwelly jack wrote:pembroke allan wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:pembroke allan wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:Swansea's turnover in the champioship was about £15 million, turnover in first pl season about £64 million so without a doubt is matters what league you are in. And the swans did not employ 400 in the championship thats for sure so being in the pl has created jobs.
now are we talking turnover that's what money club generates in sales of shirts, tickets ect ect, or money from sky which is income? ever so slightly different! and have you employed 400 more staff at club? seems a bit extreme considering nothing is bigger in premier except your crowds by 5k on champ ones! and I understood it was region which benefited with extra jobs hotels ect ect no wonder swans fans confused by having to much money they don't know whats income or turnover!
even radio wales confused as they say welsh economy benefited by 58 mil? or has Swansea now become a country??![]()
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What the f*ck are you talking about.
turnover is everything from selling pie's to sky money and everything in between.
yes we know that! if you look at another post you know whats happening!
I am messing with you and tragic just passing time day!![]()
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Are you sure, and there's me thinking you were THICK. silly me.
Thu Jan 03, 2013 9:45 pm
Thu Jan 03, 2013 10:20 pm
kidwelly jack wrote:I think its you who is missing the point, without sky money do you think the swans would be able to employ 400 people. without sky money there would not be £58 million for the local economy, yes more merchandise, is sold, bigger crowds etc, but thats all small fry compared to the sky money. The best supported team in the championship, will have a smaller turnover than the the pl worst supported team.Carpe Diem wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:krabb wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:What swansea city fc were worth to the local economy, in theryre first season in th pl
this may well be true,but as we get bigger crowds than you,do you not think that we also contribute a similar amount,,why would being in the premier league make any difference,its about bums on seats surely
Why would being in the pl make any difference, are you jokingsky money simple as that.
Errr, you've missed the point I'm afraid. Your thread was about contribution to the local economy, not club turnover. The 2 aren't necessarily related
Fri Jan 04, 2013 11:00 am
kidwelly jack wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:pembroke allan wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:Swansea's turnover in the champioship was about £15 million, turnover in first pl season about £64 million so without a doubt is matters what league you are in. And the swans did not employ 400 in the championship thats for sure so being in the pl has created jobs.
now are we talking turnover that's what money club generates in sales of shirts, tickets ect ect, or money from sky which is income? ever so slightly different! and have you employed 400 more staff at club? seems a bit extreme considering nothing is bigger in premier except your crowds by 5k on champ ones! and I understood it was region which benefited with extra jobs hotels ect ect no wonder swans fans confused by having to much money they don't know whats income or turnover!
even radio wales confused as they say welsh economy benefited by 58 mil? or has Swansea now become a country??![]()
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What the f*ck are you talking about.
turnover is everything from selling pie's to sky money and everything in between.
Fri Jan 04, 2013 11:13 am
marlee wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:pembroke allan wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:Swansea's turnover in the champioship was about £15 million, turnover in first pl season about £64 million so without a doubt is matters what league you are in. And the swans did not employ 400 in the championship thats for sure so being in the pl has created jobs.
now are we talking turnover that's what money club generates in sales of shirts, tickets ect ect, or money from sky which is income? ever so slightly different! and have you employed 400 more staff at club? seems a bit extreme considering nothing is bigger in premier except your crowds by 5k on champ ones! and I understood it was region which benefited with extra jobs hotels ect ect no wonder swans fans confused by having to much money they don't know whats income or turnover!
even radio wales confused as they say welsh economy benefited by 58 mil? or has Swansea now become a country??![]()
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What the f*ck are you talking about.
turnover is everything from selling pie's to sky money and everything in between.
KJ, the £58m mentioned has nothing to do with Swansea City AFC but what PL football has brought to the local and Welsh economy, our turnover has been reported as £65m, the two figures are totally separate.
The following line reported in the Guardian summed it up for me:
From the sweep of the spectacular beach adjacent to the city centre in Swansea Bay, to the Gower Peninsula beyond, Swansea City FC can lay claim to the most beautifully-located club in Premier League history
Fri Jan 04, 2013 11:38 am
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:marlee wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:pembroke allan wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:Swansea's turnover in the champioship was about £15 million, turnover in first pl season about £64 million so without a doubt is matters what league you are in. And the swans did not employ 400 in the championship thats for sure so being in the pl has created jobs.
now are we talking turnover that's what money club generates in sales of shirts, tickets ect ect, or money from sky which is income? ever so slightly different! and have you employed 400 more staff at club? seems a bit extreme considering nothing is bigger in premier except your crowds by 5k on champ ones! and I understood it was region which benefited with extra jobs hotels ect ect no wonder swans fans confused by having to much money they don't know whats income or turnover!
even radio wales confused as they say welsh economy benefited by 58 mil? or has Swansea now become a country??![]()
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What the f*ck are you talking about.
turnover is everything from selling pie's to sky money and everything in between.
KJ, the £58m mentioned has nothing to do with Swansea City AFC but what PL football has brought to the local and Welsh economy, our turnover has been reported as £65m, the two figures are totally separate.
The following line reported in the Guardian summed it up for me:
From the sweep of the spectacular beach adjacent to the city centre in Swansea Bay, to the Gower Peninsula beyond, Swansea City FC can lay claim to the most beautifully-located club in Premier League history
Strange how they didn't mention Kidwelly!
Fri Jan 04, 2013 11:42 am
marlee wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:pembroke allan wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:Swansea's turnover in the champioship was about £15 million, turnover in first pl season about £64 million so without a doubt is matters what league you are in. And the swans did not employ 400 in the championship thats for sure so being in the pl has created jobs.
now are we talking turnover that's what money club generates in sales of shirts, tickets ect ect, or money from sky which is income? ever so slightly different! and have you employed 400 more staff at club? seems a bit extreme considering nothing is bigger in premier except your crowds by 5k on champ ones! and I understood it was region which benefited with extra jobs hotels ect ect no wonder swans fans confused by having to much money they don't know whats income or turnover!
even radio wales confused as they say welsh economy benefited by 58 mil? or has Swansea now become a country??![]()
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What the f*ck are you talking about.
turnover is everything from selling pie's to sky money and everything in between.
Yes your right, you put it better than i ever could, the 400 jobs are not from the club, but all around the city and beyond, weather you are a swans fan or cardiff fan you have to say creating jobs is a good thing.
KJ, the £58m mentioned has nothing to do with Swansea City AFC but what PL football has brought to the local and Welsh economy, our turnover has been reported as £65m, the two figures are totally separate.
The following line reported in the Guardian summed it up for me:
From the sweep of the spectacular beach adjacent to the city centre in Swansea Bay, to the Gower Peninsula beyond, Swansea City FC can lay claim to the most beautifully-located club in Premier League history
Fri Jan 04, 2013 11:49 am
marlee wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:pembroke allan wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:Swansea's turnover in the champioship was about £15 million, turnover in first pl season about £64 million so without a doubt is matters what league you are in. And the swans did not employ 400 in the championship thats for sure so being in the pl has created jobs.
now are we talking turnover that's what money club generates in sales of shirts, tickets ect ect, or money from sky which is income? ever so slightly different! and have you employed 400 more staff at club? seems a bit extreme considering nothing is bigger in premier except your crowds by 5k on champ ones! and I understood it was region which benefited with extra jobs hotels ect ect no wonder swans fans confused by having to much money they don't know whats income or turnover!
even radio wales confused as they say welsh economy benefited by 58 mil? or has Swansea now become a country??![]()
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What the f*ck are you talking about.
turnover is everything from selling pie's to sky money and everything in between.
KJ, the £58m mentioned has nothing to do with Swansea City AFC but what PL football has brought to the local and Welsh economy, our turnover has been reported as £65m, the two figures are totally separate.
The following line reported in the Guardian summed it up for me:
From the sweep of the spectacular beach adjacent to the city centre in Swansea Bay, to the Gower Peninsula beyond, Swansea City FC can lay claim to the most beautifully-located club in Premier League history
Fri Jan 04, 2013 12:29 pm
Fri Jan 04, 2013 12:37 pm
Fri Jan 04, 2013 12:53 pm
GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Fri Jan 04, 2013 1:09 pm
marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
Fri Jan 04, 2013 1:40 pm
GENERAL CHAT wrote:marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
Yeah okay.Cardiff bay has no mud. Just like the marina in swinsea.
No I don't, but if I did I would tell the welsh Office that there is more to Wales than a mud flap, anyone could spend billions to pull in £700m
Over 10 million visitors each year, more than anything your shity city could even dream of!![]()
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In 2009 over £700 million spent by visitors.
You don't give out business advice for a living do you?![]()
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Fri Jan 04, 2013 1:41 pm
GENERAL CHAT wrote:marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
Yeah okay.Cardiff bay has no mud. Just like the marina in swinsea.
Over 10 million visitors each year, more than anything your shity city could even dream of!![]()
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In 2009 over £700 million spent by visitors.
You don't give out business advice for a living do you?![]()
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Fri Jan 04, 2013 1:43 pm
Fri Jan 04, 2013 1:48 pm
marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
Fri Jan 04, 2013 1:53 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
So you come in here and boast about how your council funded stadium is raking in money for the local area and then moan about a council funded Cardiff Bay project does the same thing for its local area (then calling it greedy?!)
Delusional.
Fri Jan 04, 2013 2:04 pm
kidwelly jack wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
So you come in here and boast about how your council funded stadium is raking in money for the local area and then moan about a council funded Cardiff Bay project does the same thing for its local area (then calling it greedy?!)
Delusional.
Isn't that like you moaning when swansea council payed for the stadium, but happy that cardiff council spend money on cardiff bay. delusional.
Fri Jan 04, 2013 2:07 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
So you come in here and boast about how your council funded stadium is raking in money for the local area and then moan about a council funded Cardiff Bay project does the same thing for its local area (then calling it greedy?!)
Delusional.
Fri Jan 04, 2013 2:48 pm
marlee wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
So you come in here and boast about how your council funded stadium is raking in money for the local area and then moan about a council funded Cardiff Bay project does the same thing for its local area (then calling it greedy?!)
Delusional.
You keep saying that swansea council paid for our stadium, why, they had grants from the Football Foundation (through the Swans), Sports Lott (through the Swans), Heritage Lottery Fund (through the Swans), they sold off land to B&Q, Morrisons and other anchor tenants very similar to your lot, so where your problem, plank
Fri Jan 04, 2013 2:49 pm
kidwelly jack wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
So you come in here and boast about how your council funded stadium is raking in money for the local area and then moan about a council funded Cardiff Bay project does the same thing for its local area (then calling it greedy?!)
Delusional.
Isn't that like you moaning when swansea council payed for the stadium, but happy that cardiff council spend money on cardiff bay. delusional.
Fri Jan 04, 2013 2:51 pm
SA1 wrote:marlee wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
So you come in here and boast about how your council funded stadium is raking in money for the local area and then moan about a council funded Cardiff Bay project does the same thing for its local area (then calling it greedy?!)
Delusional.
You keep saying that swansea council paid for our stadium, why, they had grants from the Football Foundation (through the Swans), Sports Lott (through the Swans), Heritage Lottery Fund (through the Swans), they sold off land to B&Q, Morrisons and other anchor tenants very similar to your lot, so where your problem, plank
GOOD POST! Sorry to say but they still havent got used to living in our shadow
Fri Jan 04, 2013 3:05 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
So you come in here and boast about how your council funded stadium is raking in money for the local area and then moan about a council funded Cardiff Bay project does the same thing for its local area (then calling it greedy?!)
Delusional.
Isn't that like you moaning when swansea council payed for the stadium, but happy that cardiff council spend money on cardiff bay. delusional.
Where have I moaned about it? Please, show me the quotes. Swansea can spend whatever they like on whatever they like.. Couldn't care less!
I'm just pointing out that it isn't your stadium.
Please read posts properly in future, may save you from looking silly.
Fri Jan 04, 2013 3:09 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:SA1 wrote:marlee wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:marlee wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:You really are thick.![]()
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This brings in millions of pounds in revenue every year.
http://www.cardiffbay.co.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_Bay
http://www.visitcardiff.com/things-to-do/cardiff-bay
Your absolutely right, at the expense of the rest of Wales (greedy cants)
Cardiff Bay isn't a bay its a mud flap
So you come in here and boast about how your council funded stadium is raking in money for the local area and then moan about a council funded Cardiff Bay project does the same thing for its local area (then calling it greedy?!)
Delusional.
You keep saying that swansea council paid for our stadium, why, they had grants from the Football Foundation (through the Swans), Sports Lott (through the Swans), Heritage Lottery Fund (through the Swans), they sold off land to B&Q, Morrisons and other anchor tenants very similar to your lot, so where your problem, plank
GOOD POST! Sorry to say but they still havent got used to living in our shadow
They still put in the outlay, covered the costs and subsequently own the land. Swansea City FC and it's fans own that stadium just as much as they own Swansea Bus Station.
Fri Jan 04, 2013 3:21 pm
Fri Jan 04, 2013 3:48 pm
Fri Jan 04, 2013 4:54 pm
llanellijack wrote:Cardiffs not to clever either tiger bay splottsurronding areas newport
barrys your beachfront fecking shithole
Fri Jan 04, 2013 5:32 pm