swans wants to extend there stadium

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

Your point being?

Of course there's a need for a ground expansion. we've sold out our last 30 league fixtures.

So, why didnt these fans who desperately want to see the swans, but can't go because it's too small, go today?

Obviously some people didn't see the FA Cup as a game worth going to.

There was plenty of people there today who don't usually go, and would go if we had 4/5,000 more seats.

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

Your point being?

what do you think the point of that comment is , go on have a guess mun

Of course there's a need for a ground expansion. we've sold out our last 30 league fixtures.

So, why didnt these fans who desperately want to see the swans, but can't go because it's too small, go today?

Obviously some people didn't see the FA Cup as a game worth going to.

There was plenty of people there today who don't usually go, and would go if we had 4/5,000 more seats.

Which gave them the chance to, yet no sell out.

If that many ST holders didnt go, it suggests a lot of "sunshine" fans, no?

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

How do you afford that? Dealing?

Of course there's a need for a ground expansion. we've sold out our last 30 league fixtures.

So, why didnt these fans who desperately want to see the swans, but can't go because it's too small, go today?

Obviously some people didn't see the FA Cup as a game worth going to.

There was plenty of people there today who don't usually go, and would go if we had 4/5,000 more seats.

Which gave them the chance to, yet no sell out.

If that many ST holders didnt go, it suggests a lot of "sunshine" fans, no?

do you realise your arguing against your earlier posts now , you now concede that there was a lot of first time supporters there

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

Your point being?

My point being i can afford it, many people cannot.

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

How do you afford that? Dealing?

No by going to work £50000 a year.

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

How do you afford that? Dealing?

No by going to work £50000 a year.

That's 10 times the average wage in Kidwelly

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

How do you afford that? Dealing?

No by going to work £50000 a year.

With your spelling?

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

How do you afford that? Dealing?

No by going to work £50000 a year.

That's 10 times the average wage in Kidwelly

maybe, but i work in a power station in somerset.

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

How do you afford that? Dealing?

No by going to work £50000 a year.

That's 10 times the average wage in Kidwelly

maybe, but i work in a power station in somerset.

Moved away-don't blame you!

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

How do you afford that? Dealing?

No by going to work £50000 a year.

That's 10 times the average wage in Kidwelly

maybe, but i work in a power station in somerset.

Moved away-don't blame you!

I still live in kidwelly.

Since xmas i have spent following the swans..£429 season ticket for next season £30 for today's game £25 for chelsea home in the cup, £32 reading away ticket, £37 fulham away ticket, plus travel cost's. It can be very expensive.

How do you afford that? Dealing?

No by going to work £50000 a year.

That's 10 times the average wage in Kidwelly

maybe, but i work in a power station in somerset.

Moved away-don't blame you!

where do you live then gareth

Moved away-don't blame you!

where do you live then gareth

In a house

Moved away-don't blame you!

where do you live then gareth

In a house

you don't half drop yourself in it.

I guess being live on tv might have hit their gate today, I take it it was on tv yeah?
As for swansealad he was bare able for a while but he's going on ignore from now on as the guy is just fucked from years and years of bitterness festering away. Still, he was a proper lad from a famous firm.

Moved away-don't blame you!

where do you live then gareth

In a house

you don't half drop yourself in it.

Cardiff is much nicer than Kidwelly in all fairness (Swansea is nicer and Llanelli too!)

Moved away from Cardiff whilst still at school in late 80s and have lived all over (Wolves, Dartford, Bath to name but a few!).

Would love to move back to Cardiff but with children aged between 3 and 16 I can't disrupt their education. One day I will return.

Moved away-don't blame you!

where do you live then gareth

In a house

Once you reach the Premier League and stay there you'll realize that the cups are a minor distraction.Most swans fans yesterday would rather have seen us lose than go to a replay.i was surprised myself hearing this but the cup for fans up here isn't really that important which showed by the empty seats.It's all about PL survival and the money that comes with it so we can move on and upwards even more each season.Laudrup wants to do well in them though as he wants a crack at Europe just like he did with Getafe and anywhere else he's been.Rivalries and bias aside we all know deep down the cups are not worth a wank nowadays.The glory days of Ronnie Radfords and Keith Houchens famous goals are long gone and your line up at Macclesfield only reinforces this.Anything to poke us with a shitty stick though eh