Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:42 am
The_Unwashed wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:Their location is a huge factor. Hence why London clubs got a head start on all the other clubs in this country because its got the most going on.
Yeah London... Not Cardiff
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:45 am
Barry Chuckle wrote:The_Unwashed wrote:So he'd live in Cardiff because its 40mins closer to an airport that he will hardly use? He needs to be in training every day.
You asked what he could do in Cardiff that he couldn't do in Swansea & that's an answer.![]()
Dare I say that it's also a much nicer place for a footballer to live. As you lot keep moaning about, Cardiff get everything.![]()
Yes, you can offer him Europa League, but aren't his current team in the Champions League next season?
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:47 am
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:48 am
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:49 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:The_Unwashed wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:Their location is a huge factor. Hence why London clubs got a head start on all the other clubs in this country because its got the most going on.
Yeah London... Not Cardiff
London to the likes of Manchester, Newcastle.etc is like Cardiff to Swanea. Its just, well, better. As you have already admitted. Thanks for that.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:50 am
Barry Chuckle wrote:If he's moving for the money reasons you state, he's not going to move to Swansea, is he.Europa league or not.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:50 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:35 minutes from the Gower to Cardiff
Did you invent a high speed mono rail between the two areas?
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:51 am
Barry Chuckle wrote:If he's moving for the money reasons you state, he's not going to move to Swansea, is he.Europa league or not.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:53 am
The_Unwashed wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:The_Unwashed wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:Their location is a huge factor. Hence why London clubs got a head start on all the other clubs in this country because its got the most going on.
Yeah London... Not Cardiff
London to the likes of Manchester, Newcastle.etc is like Cardiff to Swanea. Its just, well, better. As you have already admitted. Thanks for that.
Llandeilo is better than splott too, however it doesn't really mean Llandeilo is a great place, just better than splott. But as I've said, I live in neither city so i couldn't care less which one has better shops. If I was a footballer, given the close proximity of both cities then I would just pick the best football club and live where I wanted even if it meant Cardiff, what is it? 35 mins away?
However Pembrokeshire is nicer than both so I'd probably go live there.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:54 am
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:54 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:The_Unwashed wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:The_Unwashed wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:Their location is a huge factor. Hence why London clubs got a head start on all the other clubs in this country because its got the most going on.
Yeah London... Not Cardiff
London to the likes of Manchester, Newcastle.etc is like Cardiff to Swanea. Its just, well, better. As you have already admitted. Thanks for that.
Llandeilo is better than splott too, however it doesn't really mean Llandeilo is a great place, just better than splott. But as I've said, I live in neither city so i couldn't care less which one has better shops. If I was a footballer, given the close proximity of both cities then I would just pick the best football club and live where I wanted even if it meant Cardiff, what is it? 35 mins away?
However Pembrokeshire is nicer than both so I'd probably go live there.
Comparing Cardiff to Llandeilo now. Dear oh dear.
Talk about straw clutching.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:57 am
Barry Chuckle wrote:So he's moving from a Champions League team because he's not getting enough money.... Yet you feel he's going to accept less money from Cardiff for 2nd tier European football from Swansea...
Doesn't make any sense.
Cardiff can offer him more money. He's moving for money & willing to forego 1st tier European football for it (according to you) so by your own theories, he's more likely to accept a move to Cardiff.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:58 am
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:58 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:Lee trundle better than JB![]()
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End of thread. Roathies lost his marbles.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:59 am
Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:59 am
The_Unwashed wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:Lee trundle better than JB![]()
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End of thread. Roathies lost his marbles.
Yes.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:03 am
Barry Chuckle wrote:He gets a pay rise? How did you work that one out?been co tral to the negotiations have you?
If he moves, it's proven that he's after money instead of Europe.. If Europe was his first aim, he would remain at the 1st tier European club... Not a 2nd tier club.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:07 am
The_Unwashed wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:He gets a pay rise? How did you work that one out?been co tral to the negotiations have you?
If he moves, it's proven that he's after money instead of Europe.. If Europe was his first aim, he would remain at the 1st tier European club... Not a 2nd tier club.
He's on 65k a week in France. Which after tax is around 17k a week. We can offer more than that, and will do for our record signing, that's just common sense.
There are no first, second, third aims. It's the package swansea can offer him. Better team, European football, plenty of money, better quality teammates, club with no debt and a healthy financial position which provides security and no nutter behind the scenes who can literally decide to do anything to the club at any time.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:14 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:The_Unwashed wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:He gets a pay rise? How did you work that one out?been co tral to the negotiations have you?
If he moves, it's proven that he's after money instead of Europe.. If Europe was his first aim, he would remain at the 1st tier European club... Not a 2nd tier club.
He's on 65k a week in France. Which after tax is around 17k a week. We can offer more than that, and will do for our record signing, that's just common sense.
There are no first, second, third aims. It's the package swansea can offer him. Better team, European football, plenty of money, better quality teammates, club with no debt and a healthy financial position which provides security and no nutter behind the scenes who can literally decide to do anything to the club at any time.
17k a week? Doesnt he get taxed in Britain then?
the 17k he is on is in France. We pay our top earners 35k a week with generous bonuses. As a 8m signing, he is almost certain to top that.
As for the latter paragraph do you really think footballers care about the balance sheet
absolutely do. I'd much prefer go to a club that is on a secure financial footing rather than one that would fold if it were not down to one man who seems as mad as a box of frogs.
Loic Remy could have signed for Newcastle who offered all what Swansea could offer Gomis, but choose QPR.
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Why? More money and better place to live.
you don't have to live where you playif money was a major factor in where he wanted to go then he's not the sort of player we want. However it sounds like he, like canas, will turn down the chance to earn more money to be able to play for the better club.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:22 am
Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:26 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:With 50% tax in England Swansea are going to have to go to 50k a week to land this guy. Cant see it myself they only pay Michu 30k a week after the season he had.
Why does it sound like that? Because a bookmaker writing an atricle thought so?
And who cares which owner you would prefer to play under? Whats that got to do with the price of bacon? You're not a footballer.![]()
I gave a footballer as an example, and you used yourself
Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:29 am
The_Unwashed wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:He gets a pay rise? How did you work that one out?been co tral to the negotiations have you?
If he moves, it's proven that he's after money instead of Europe.. If Europe was his first aim, he would remain at the 1st tier European club... Not a 2nd tier club.
He's on 65k a week in France. Which after tax is around 17k a week. We can offer more than that, and will do for our record signing, that's just common sense.
There are no first, second, third aims. It's the package swansea can offer him. Better team, European football, plenty of money, better quality teammates, club with no debt and a healthy financial position which provides security and no nutter behind the scenes who can literally decide to do anything to the club at any time.
Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:31 am
The_Unwashed wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:With 50% tax in England Swansea are going to have to go to 50k a week to land this guy. Cant see it myself they only pay Michu 30k a week after the season he had.
Why does it sound like that? Because a bookmaker writing an atricle thought so?
And who cares which owner you would prefer to play under? Whats that got to do with the price of bacon? You're not a footballer.![]()
I gave a footballer as an example, and you used yourself
Still hanging on to the hope he will choose you then?![]()
Fair enough.
There are loads of footballers who decide to earn less at a better club to rather than more at a worse and unstable one. Wayne bridge
Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:40 am
CityGent wrote:The_Unwashed wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:He gets a pay rise? How did you work that one out?been co tral to the negotiations have you?
If he moves, it's proven that he's after money instead of Europe.. If Europe was his first aim, he would remain at the 1st tier European club... Not a 2nd tier club.
He's on 65k a week in France. Which after tax is around 17k a week. We can offer more than that, and will do for our record signing, that's just common sense.
There are no first, second, third aims. It's the package swansea can offer him. Better team, European football, plenty of money, better quality teammates, club with no debt and a healthy financial position which provides security and no nutter behind the scenes who can literally decide to do anything to the club at any time.
Take the black and white blinkers off. The city of Cardiff is one of the most progressive cities in Europe and will have a football club to match soon. It's obvious that you're ahead of us on the pitch by some distance at the moment and you might break your wage structure to land Gomis to appease the unhappy Laudrup, but if you think Cardiff City FC won't be able to compete with you in the near future then you're in for a massive shock. When Malky sold the club to all his targets last season when he captured 99% of them, I doubt they thought too long and hard about the debt of the club(which is mostly owed to the chief benefactor who has already spent multi millions and is about to splash out a lot more on completing the infrastructure of not only the stadium(you've read the plans), but the new training complex which will guarantee us elite academy status within a short time. We flew the recent audit compared to a failed Swansea City FC attempt, who for all the extra millions in the back won't come close to us at academy and development level for years to come. Our"debt"for want of a better word will be added to the value of an established premier league outfit in Cardiff with its own 40,000 stadium, with the largest fanbase in Wales by a county(sic)mile ,an elite academy which will be the envy of Wales and the West and possibly a cup win and a European spot to get our profile even higher. The sleeping giant of Wales is finally awake, just like we told you it would
Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:41 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:The_Unwashed wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:With 50% tax in England Swansea are going to have to go to 50k a week to land this guy. Cant see it myself they only pay Michu 30k a week after the season he had.
Why does it sound like that? Because a bookmaker writing an atricle thought so?
And who cares which owner you would prefer to play under? Whats that got to do with the price of bacon? You're not a footballer.![]()
I gave a footballer as an example, and you used yourself
Still hanging on to the hope he will choose you then?![]()
Fair enough.
There are loads of footballers who decide to earn less at a better club to rather than more at a worse and unstable one. Wayne bridge
No, I dont think he will sign for either of us.
Wayne BridgeWTF?!?!?!
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Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:52 am
waddle wrote:Do you think your fans image as trouble making tossers such as millwall is also a factor in players not touching you with a barge pole , wouldn't it be ironic if the image you lot love is the one that results in you getting hammered every week because you can't get any tidy players in
Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:54 am
CityGent wrote:waddle wrote:Do you think your fans image as trouble making tossers such as millwall is also a factor in players not touching you with a barge pole , wouldn't it be ironic if the image you lot love is the one that results in you getting hammered every week because you can't get any tidy players in
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