Swansea's new kit

It realy must be hard to see the club u cant stand puting welsh football on the global scale..after all u are the biggest club in the land and the capitol but its us who are doing it..little old swansea..lolu sad pepole..

Not sure about the badge but kit is pretty nice. It kills me to see you guys representing Wales.

They don't represent Wales.

Wales actualy do that.

They represent Swansea and no one else.

I'm no Clark Carlisle, but I can't understand where all this Swansea being a global club nonsense has come from
Last time I checked they were still treading water around low-mid table with other world football heavyweights Norwich, Stoke and Wigan. They aren't playing in any sort of overseas competition. They havent even played in a major cup final, let alone won a trophy.
Wheras a small, humble club just down the road boast an international group of owners and sponsorship, regular media coverage in another continent, played in 2 (count them) major domestic trophy finals in RECENT years which were watched by MILLIONS across the PLANET.
Now, I don't consider CCFC a superpower in world football, but if Swansea are global, we must be in another f*cking universe.

It realy must be hard to see the club u cant stand puting welsh football on the global scale..after all u are the biggest club in the land and the capitol but its us who are doing it..little old swansea..lolu sad pepole..

Yep, you do it now and again, we are top most of the time though.

I'm no Clark Carlisle, but I can't understand where all this Swansea being a global club nonsense has come from
Last time I checked they were still treading water around low-mid table with other world football heavyweights Norwich, Stoke and Wigan. They aren't playing in any sort of overseas competition. They havent even played in a major cup final, let alone won a trophy.
Wheras a small, humble club just down the road boast an international group of owners and sponsorship, regular media coverage in another continent, played in 2 (count them) major domestic trophy finals in RECENT years which were watched by MILLIONS across the PLANET.
Now, I don't consider CCFC a superpower in world football, but if Swansea are global, we must be in another f*cking universe.

Correct.

I'm no Clark Carlisle, but I can't understand where all this Swansea being a global club nonsense has come from
Last time I checked they were still treading water around low-mid table with other world football heavyweights Norwich, Stoke and Wigan. They aren't playing in any sort of overseas competition. They havent even played in a major cup final, let alone won a trophy.
Wheras a small, humble club just down the road boast an international group of owners and sponsorship, regular media coverage in another continent, played in 2 (count them) major domestic trophy finals in RECENT years which were watched by MILLIONS across the PLANET.
Now, I don't consider CCFC a superpower in world football, but if Swansea are global, we must be in another f*cking universe.

Who cares what kit Swansea wear and what font they use for their badge.

When's our new kit coming out?

I'm no Clark Carlisle, but I can't understand where all this Swansea being a global club nonsense has come from
Last time I checked they were still treading water around low-mid table with other world football heavyweights Norwich, Stoke and Wigan. They aren't playing in any sort of overseas competition. They havent even played in a major cup final, let alone won a trophy.
Wheras a small, humble club just down the road boast an international group of owners and sponsorship, regular media coverage in another continent, played in 2 (count them) major domestic trophy finals in RECENT years which were watched by MILLIONS across the PLANET.
Now, I don't consider CCFC a superpower in world football, but if Swansea are global, we must be in another f*cking universe.

Humble??????? Funniest thing i've read on here all season.

Humble

I'm no Clark Carlisle, but I can't understand where all this Swansea being a global club nonsense has come from
Last time I checked they were still treading water around low-mid table with other world football heavyweights Norwich, Stoke and Wigan. They aren't playing in any sort of overseas competition. They havent even played in a major cup final, let alone won a trophy.
Wheras a small, humble club just down the road boast an international group of owners and sponsorship, regular media coverage in another continent, played in 2 (count them) major domestic trophy finals in RECENT years which were watched by MILLIONS across the PLANET.
Now, I don't consider CCFC a superpower in world football, but if Swansea are global, we must be in another f*cking universe.

Humble??????? Funniest thing i've read on here all season.

Humble

It was meant to be funny, I'm just not sure you read it in the same way as I did. Bless you, little Jacky.

hum·ble
   [huhm-buhl, uhm-] Show IPA adjective, hum·bler, hum·blest, verb, hum·bled, hum·bling.
adjective
1.
not proud or arrogant; modest: to be humble although successful.
2.
having a feeling of insignificance, inferiority, subservience, etc.: In the presence of so many world-famous writers I felt very humble.
3.
low in rank, importance, status, quality, etc.; lowly: of humble origin; a humble home.
4.
courteously respectful: In my humble opinion you are wrong.
5.
low in height, level, etc.; small in size: a humble member of the galaxy.

hum·ble
   [huhm-buhl, uhm-] Show IPA adjective, hum·bler, hum·blest, verb, hum·bled, hum·bling.
adjective
1.
not proud or arrogant; modest: to be humble although successful.
2.
having a feeling of insignificance, inferiority, subservience, etc.: In the presence of so many world-famous writers I felt very humble.
3.
low in rank, importance, status, quality, etc.; lowly: of humble origin; a humble home.
4.
courteously respectful: In my humble opinion you are wrong.
5.
low in height, level, etc.; small in size: a humble member of the galaxy.

Is that the first time you've used a dictionary?



Is it your prom tonight?

hum·ble
   [huhm-buhl, uhm-] Show IPA adjective, hum·bler, hum·blest, verb, hum·bled, hum·bling.
adjective
1.
not proud or arrogant; modest: to be humble although successful.
2.
having a feeling of insignificance, inferiority, subservience, etc.: In the presence of so many world-famous writers I felt very humble.
3.
low in rank, importance, status, quality, etc.; lowly: of humble origin; a humble home.
4.
courteously respectful: In my humble opinion you are wrong.
5.
low in height, level, etc.; small in size: a humble member of the galaxy.

Is that the first time you've used a dictionary?



Is it your prom tonight?

Of course they are a global brand. EVERY one of their matches is screened in nearly every country in the world, millions watch their matches every week.

I think many underestimate, or ignore, the impact they have made on the Premier League this year too and the shockwaves are being felt all across Europe with people tlking about the debut club playing in a different way and outplaying a lot of major clubs.

We have got to some cup finals screened across the world too but we have lost in every one of them and can count them on one hand. They fact is that every one of our games is watched by 22,000 max where as theirs are probably watched by 100,000 +.

Theo Jansson, the Ajax midfielder, who just won Eredevidie player of the year said this last week in an interview for a dutch football magazine....

Ajax midfielder Theo Janssen does not know how long he will play for the Amsterdam club. The thirty-year midfielder has a contract until mid 2013, with an option for another season. A foreign adventure he also does not matter.

"I do not know if I'll stay. It is impossible to predict. I personally have no control," said the Arnhem at De Gelderlander. The midfield for next season is already quite busy including Vurnon Anita, Siem de Jong, Christian Eriksen and purchase Lasse Schöne.
He would like to work in England, at a club like Swansea City. "A football team that plays in my heart. A nice club. I am open to a beautiful foreign club," said Janssen

They are a global brand, like it or not. And we are not, but have the chance to be should we go up and make a similar impact.

hum·ble
   [huhm-buhl, uhm-] Show IPA adjective, hum·bler, hum·blest, verb, hum·bled, hum·bling.
adjective
1.
not proud or arrogant; modest: to be humble although successful.
2.
having a feeling of insignificance, inferiority, subservience, etc.: In the presence of so many world-famous writers I felt very humble.
3.
low in rank, importance, status, quality, etc.; lowly: of humble origin; a humble home.
4.
courteously respectful: In my humble opinion you are wrong.
5.
low in height, level, etc.; small in size: a humble member of the galaxy.

Is that the first time you've used a dictionary?



Is it your prom tonight?

Humble?? I nearly pissed myself when i read that.You've got to be the most 'unhumble' club on planet earth

How can it be the centenary year, the official name of swansea city is:

Swansea city 1982! that is when you were formed, after you ripped people off to 10p in the pound.

Not being bitter or anything and if you dont believe me, check at company's house!

That really is horrible.
Stop trying so hard to remind everyone you are welsh, the football world only associate one club with this country.
The Famous Cardiff City
The Biggest Team in Wales
WE ARE YOUR CAPITAL.

and we had our centenary before them....WE GET EVERYTHING

except top flight football.What is it now,52yrs?




agree on the badge though,im not convinced,but the kit is the dogs doodahs

f**k off you jack b*stard, you conference club dont deserve to be in the Prem! How about your 'top flight' club pay back those debts your club wormed they way out of paying via admin TWICE!
Peg sellin gypo scum cunts!
Its an embarrassment being linked with you by being 'Welsh'

Wind your neck in for gods sake any one would think you don't like us

Wrexhams kit with a Liverpool badge.

This season they pretended to be Blackpool, now they are copying the Gogs (North Walians).

Everything is on the cheap with them.

Run up debts and then refuse to pay.
Get a council ground with no bills.
Copy other teams kits.

How's that white away kit of your's? Still selling well?

It's shit. Doubt many sold. At least it was original with blue/yellow added. You lot just got Wrexham shirts and put a badge on it.

You forgot the other badge

Of course they are a global brand. EVERY one of their matches is screened in nearly every country in the world, millions watch their matches every week.

I think many underestimate, or ignore, the impact they have made on the Premier League this year too and the shockwaves are being felt all across Europe with people tlking about the debut club playing in a different way and outplaying a lot of major clubs.

We have got to some cup finals screened across the world too but we have lost in every one of them and can count them on one hand. They fact is that every one of our games is watched by 22,000 max where as theirs are probably watched by 100,000 +.

Theo Jansson, the Ajax midfielder, who just won Eredevidie player of the year said this last week in an interview for a dutch football magazine....

Ajax midfielder Theo Janssen does not know how long he will play for the Amsterdam club. The thirty-year midfielder has a contract until mid 2013, with an option for another season. A foreign adventure he also does not matter.

"I do not know if I'll stay. It is impossible to predict. I personally have no control," said the Arnhem at De Gelderlander. The midfield for next season is already quite busy including Vurnon Anita, Siem de Jong, Christian Eriksen and purchase Lasse Schöne.
He would like to work in England, at a club like Swansea City. "A football team that plays in my heart. A nice club. I am open to a beautiful foreign club," said Janssen

They are a global brand, like it or not. And we are not, but have the chance to be should we go up and make a similar impact.

So some guy I never heard of thinks Swansea is in England. Am I supposed to be jealous?
I'd sooner follow City in the Conference than the Jacks in the Champions League

Wrexhams kit with a Liverpool badge.

This season they pretended to be Blackpool, now they are copying the Gogs (North Walians).

Everything is on the cheap with them.

Run up debts and then refuse to pay.
Get a council ground with no bills.
Copy other teams kits.

How's that white away kit of your's? Still selling well?

It's shit. Doubt many sold. At least it was original with blue/yellow added. You lot just got Wrexham shirts and put a badge on it.

You forgot the other badge

Could you possibly mean this one?

It realy must be hard to see the club u cant stand puting welsh football on the global scale..after all u are the biggest club in the land and the capitol but its us who are doing it..little old swansea..lolu sad pepole..

global scale?? who says anyone watches swansea anywhere else than swansea pubs?? little swansea is correct sorry unless you play man utd ect nobody outside teams u play watch you be same for us, you are little team in big league who thinks they are barcelona!! sad or what?

It realy must be hard to see the club u cant stand puting welsh football on the global scale..after all u are the biggest club in the land and the capitol but its us who are doing it..little old swansea..lolu sad pepole..

global scale?? who says anyone watches swansea anywhere else than swansea pubs?? little swansea is correct sorry unless you play man utd ect nobody outside teams u play watch you be same for us, you are little team in big league who thinks they are barcelona!! sad or what?

We aspire to play like Barca................you aspire to be bigger than them

Of course they are a global brand. EVERY one of their matches is screened in nearly every country in the world, millions watch their matches every week.

I think many underestimate, or ignore, the impact they have made on the Premier League this year too and the shockwaves are being felt all across Europe with people tlking about the debut club playing in a different way and outplaying a lot of major clubs.

We have got to some cup finals screened across the world too but we have lost in every one of them and can count them on one hand. They fact is that every one of our games is watched by 22,000 max where as theirs are probably watched by 100,000 +.

Theo Jansson, the Ajax midfielder, who just won Eredevidie player of the year said this last week in an interview for a dutch football magazine....

Ajax midfielder Theo Janssen does not know how long he will play for the Amsterdam club. The thirty-year midfielder has a contract until mid 2013, with an option for another season. A foreign adventure he also does not matter.

"I do not know if I'll stay. It is impossible to predict. I personally have no control," said the Arnhem at De Gelderlander. The midfield for next season is already quite busy including Vurnon Anita, Siem de Jong, Christian Eriksen and purchase Lasse Schöne.
He would like to work in England, at a club like Swansea City. "A football team that plays in my heart. A nice club. I am open to a beautiful foreign club," said Janssen

They are a global brand, like it or not. And we are not, but have the chance to be should we go up and make a similar impact.

So some guy I never heard of thinks Swansea is in England. Am I supposed to be jealous?
I'd sooner follow City in the Conference than the Jacks in the Champions League

You have never heard of Theo Janssen?!

Dutch international and Ajax central midfielder. Player of the year for Ajax and the entire league scoring 7 in 24 this season.

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That really is horrible.
Stop trying so hard to remind everyone you are welsh, the football world only associate one club with this country.
The Famous Cardiff City
The Biggest Team in Wales
WE ARE YOUR CAPITAL.

and we had our centenary before them....WE GET EVERYTHING

except top flight football.What is it now,52yrs?




agree on the badge though,im not convinced,but the kit is the dogs doodahs

f**k off you jack b*stard, you conference club dont deserve to be in the Prem! How about your 'top flight' club pay back those debts your club wormed they way out of paying via admin TWICE!
Peg sellin gypo scum cunts!
Its an embarrassment being linked with you by being 'Welsh'

I wish City fans would think before they posted, if you have a go at them then you must be accurate otherwise we look bitter.

They were only in adinistration once. The amount they owed was about 70 times less than what we do now, and the amount they got out of paying was about 30 times less than what we are trying to get away without paying with reference to Langston.

They owed it to local businesses, police, tax etc but our debt is doubtful if it is owed anyway , according to some sources. Even the courts agreed to some extent, finding against Sam.

They may not have owed as much but still did not pay, so morally we are miles better as we are paying everybody genuinely owed. Mistakes were made at our club but we are facing up to them and paying wahat is owed. They just ran away, laughed it off and started again with local council money and property.
Remember they have no assets. No stadium. What are their players worth? probably no more than ours (Mason, Turner, Gunnarsson taking into account)? Realistically they only have Allen, maybe Taylor.

I'm no Clark Carlisle, but I can't understand where all this Swansea being a global club nonsense has come from
Last time I checked they were still treading water around low-mid table with other world football heavyweights Norwich, Stoke and Wigan. They aren't playing in any sort of overseas competition. They havent even played in a major cup final, let alone won a trophy.
Wheras a small, humble club just down the road boast an international group of owners and sponsorship, regular media coverage in another continent, played in 2 (count them) major domestic trophy finals in RECENT years which were watched by MILLIONS across the PLANET.
Now, I don't consider CCFC a superpower in world football, but if Swansea are global, we must be in another f*cking universe.

Humble??????? Funniest thing i've read on here all season.

Humble

It was meant to be funny, I'm just not sure you read it in the same way as I did. Bless you, little Jacky.

At the top of the screen it says CARDIFF CITY message board so i didnt think i'd need to explain jokes.
Anyway, i also referred to Norwixh and Wigan as a heavyweight of world football. Its called tongue in cheek.
I wouldnt expect you to understand, your tongue is permanently in between your sisters cheek.

Of course they are a global brand. EVERY one of their matches is screened in nearly every country in the world, millions watch their matches every week.

I think many underestimate, or ignore, the impact they have made on the Premier League this year too and the shockwaves are being felt all across Europe with people tlking about the debut club playing in a different way and outplaying a lot of major clubs.

We have got to some cup finals screened across the world too but we have lost in every one of them and can count them on one hand. They fact is that every one of our games is watched by 22,000 max where as theirs are probably watched by 100,000 +.

Theo Jansson, the Ajax midfielder, who just won Eredevidie player of the year said this last week in an interview for a dutch football magazine....

Ajax midfielder Theo Janssen does not know how long he will play for the Amsterdam club. The thirty-year midfielder has a contract until mid 2013, with an option for another season. A foreign adventure he also does not matter.

"I do not know if I'll stay. It is impossible to predict. I personally have no control," said the Arnhem at De Gelderlander. The midfield for next season is already quite busy including Vurnon Anita, Siem de Jong, Christian Eriksen and purchase Lasse Schöne.
He would like to work in England, at a club like Swansea City. "A football team that plays in my heart. A nice club. I am open to a beautiful foreign club," said Janssen

They are a global brand, like it or not. And we are not, but have the chance to be should we go up and make a similar impact.

So some guy I never heard of thinks Swansea is in England. Am I supposed to be jealous?
I'd sooner follow City in the Conference than the Jacks in the Champions League

You have never heard of Theo Janssen?!

Dutch international and Ajax central midfielder. Player of the year for Ajax and the entire league scoring 7 in 24 this season.

Sounds like a shit version of Whitts

I'm no Clark Carlisle, but I can't understand where all this Swansea being a global club nonsense has come from
Last time I checked they were still treading water around low-mid table with other world football heavyweights Norwich, Stoke and Wigan. They aren't playing in any sort of overseas competition. They havent even played in a major cup final, let alone won a trophy.
Wheras a small, humble club just down the road boast an international group of owners and sponsorship, regular media coverage in another continent, played in 2 (count them) major domestic trophy finals in RECENT years which were watched by MILLIONS across the PLANET.
Now, I don't consider CCFC a superpower in world football, but if Swansea are global, we must be in another f*cking universe.

Humble??????? Funniest thing i've read on here all season.

Humble

It was meant to be funny, I'm just not sure you read it in the same way as I did. Bless you, little Jacky.

At the top of the screen it says CARDIFF CITY message board so i didnt think i'd need to explain jokes.
Anyway, i also referred to Norwixh and Wigan as a heavyweight of world football. Its called tongue in cheek.
I wouldnt expect you to understand, your tongue is permanently in between your sisters cheek.

Ha Ha,i've rattled you it's plain to see

Humble

Of course they are a global brand. EVERY one of their matches is screened in nearly every country in the world, millions watch their matches every week.

I think many underestimate, or ignore, the impact they have made on the Premier League this year too and the shockwaves are being felt all across Europe with people tlking about the debut club playing in a different way and outplaying a lot of major clubs.

We have got to some cup finals screened across the world too but we have lost in every one of them and can count them on one hand. They fact is that every one of our games is watched by 22,000 max where as theirs are probably watched by 100,000 +.

Theo Jansson, the Ajax midfielder, who just won Eredevidie player of the year said this last week in an interview for a dutch football magazine....

Ajax midfielder Theo Janssen does not know how long he will play for the Amsterdam club. The thirty-year midfielder has a contract until mid 2013, with an option for another season. A foreign adventure he also does not matter.

"I do not know if I'll stay. It is impossible to predict. I personally have no control," said the Arnhem at De Gelderlander. The midfield for next season is already quite busy including Vurnon Anita, Siem de Jong, Christian Eriksen and purchase Lasse Schöne.
He would like to work in England, at a club like Swansea City. "A football team that plays in my heart. A nice club. I am open to a beautiful foreign club," said Janssen

They are a global brand, like it or not. And we are not, but have the chance to be should we go up and make a similar impact.

I sort of agree with this.
But the dutch league is pretty shit, not as bad as scottish league, but alot of the teams with play in european comps would not make it over here with the teams they have.
Most the dutch side play for teams outside Holland.
So not surprised Theo would join swansea to play a better standered league.

They owed it to local businesses, police, tax etc but our debt is doubtful if it is owed anyway , according to some sources. Even the courts agreed to some extent, finding against Sam.

They may not have owed as much but still did not pay, so morally we are miles better as we are paying everybody genuinely owed. Mistakes were made at our club but we are facing up to them and paying wahat is owed. They just ran away, laughed it off and started again with local council money and property.
Remember they have no assets. No stadium. What are their players worth? probably no more than ours (Mason, Turner, Gunnarsson taking into account)? Realistically they only have Allen, maybe Taylor.

Makes no difference who the debt is owed to. I think it was 900k they owed in total and paid 90k back leaving a surplus of 810k.

As for us paying our debts, our debts have increased from £40 million to around £70 million (and growing) in 3 short years.

Their players are incredibly more valuable than ours. Vorm is being touted for £10 million already, Williams is probably worth in excess of £6 mill, Allen, Dyer, Sinclair and Taylor likewise.

Assets tied up in a stadium is worthless, its only usefull if you want to borrow against it - which as we know is not a good idea.

They owed it to local businesses, police, tax etc but our debt is doubtful if it is owed anyway , according to some sources. Even the courts agreed to some extent, finding against Sam.

They may not have owed as much but still did not pay, so morally we are miles better as we are paying everybody genuinely owed. Mistakes were made at our club but we are facing up to them and paying wahat is owed. They just ran away, laughed it off and started again with local council money and property.
Remember they have no assets. No stadium. What are their players worth? probably no more than ours (Mason, Turner, Gunnarsson taking into account)? Realistically they only have Allen, maybe Taylor.

Makes no difference who the debt is owed to. I think it was 900k they owed in total and paid 90k back leaving a surplus of 810k.

As for us paying our debts, our debts have increased from £40 million to around £70 million (and growing) in 3 short years.

Their players are incredibly more valuable than ours. Vorm is being touted for £10 million already, Williams is probably worth in excess of £6 mill, Allen, Dyer, Sinclair and Taylor likewise.

Assets tied up in a stadium is worthless, its only usefull if you want to borrow against it - which as we know is not a good idea.

Hold on ,you're making sense and that' s something in short supply on here

They owed it to local businesses, police, tax etc but our debt is doubtful if it is owed anyway , according to some sources. Even the courts agreed to some extent, finding against Sam.

They may not have owed as much but still did not pay, so morally we are miles better as we are paying everybody genuinely owed. Mistakes were made at our club but we are facing up to them and paying wahat is owed. They just ran away, laughed it off and started again with local council money and property.
Remember they have no assets. No stadium. What are their players worth? probably no more than ours (Mason, Turner, Gunnarsson taking into account)? Realistically they only have Allen, maybe Taylor.

Makes no difference who the debt is owed to. I think it was 900k they owed in total and paid 90k back leaving a surplus of 810k.

As for us paying our debts, our debts have increased from £40 million to around £70 million (and growing) in 3 short years.

Their players are incredibly more valuable than ours. Vorm is being touted for £10 million already, Williams is probably worth in excess of £6 mill, Allen, Dyer, Sinclair and Taylor likewise.

Assets tied up in a stadium is worthless, its only usefull if you want to borrow against it - which as we know is not a good idea.

Hold on ,you're making sense and that' s something in short supply on here

Probably because it's infested with Jacks.