£58 million

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

My dear f*cking god. Go and put your head down the toilet and repeatedly flush until the water runs out.

Brilliant!

I bet he tries it too.

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

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

Careful with your use of facts, it will blow his tiny mind

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 joking sky money simple as that.

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 joking sky 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

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 joking sky 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

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.

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 joking sky 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

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.

So tell me then who do you employ just because you have sky money? What staff that aren't related to the size of your crowd or stadium?

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 joking sky money simple as that.

sky money goes to the club....f@ck all into the economy you donut

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 joking sky 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

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.

So tell me then who do you employ just because you have sky money? What staff that aren't related to the size of your crowd or stadium?

By all accounts 340 are employed in swansea, and 60 outside swansea, what they all do i couldn't tell you.

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 joking sky 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

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.

So tell me then who do you employ just because you have sky money? What staff that aren't related to the size of your crowd or stadium?

By all accounts 340 are employed in swansea, and 60 outside swansea, what they all do i couldn't tell you.[/quote]

So you don't know whether sky money has led to any jobs then. Your status may have saved jobs, but then that doesn't make it incremental does it? So basically this 58m is probably typical of may clubs your size, whatever the league, as the biggest benefit are those people who attend matches from outside the area and spend money in local hotels, bars, restaurants and shops. Sky money is different to this. It's not difficult to understand if you get your head out of wum mode

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.

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.

How many? Most will no doubt be part time match day staff so for you I can see now your crowds have increased based on your piss poor previous attendances that you now need more. But that's still no more than other clubs your size regardless of league. Yeah your turnover shoots up on the prem, but then so do wages and transfer fees etc. It doesn't all flow into the local economy.

Don't worry these lessons are free

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??

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??

Al, do everyone a favour and go and google turnover & income ffs

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??

Al, do everyone a favour and go and google turnover & income ffs

nah like messing with tragic & welly its fun and helps pass time of day!

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??

Al, do everyone a favour and go and google turnover & income ffs

nah like messing with tragic & welly its fun and helps pass time of day!

Well you're making yourself look a bit of a dick it you don't mind me saying

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??

Al, do everyone a favour and go and google turnover & income ffs

nah like messing with tragic & welly its fun and helps pass time of day!

Well you're making yourself look a bit of a dick it you don't mind me saying

that's ok idon't mind , I know the difference but obviously those two don't as havnt corrected me
once !
considering they both mean same depending on how you look at it! but they make out they are different!

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??

Al, do everyone a favour and go and google turnover & income ffs

nah like messing with tragic & welly its fun and helps pass time of day!

Well you're making yourself look a bit of a dick it you don't mind me saying

that's ok idon't mind , I know the difference but obviously those two don't as havnt corrected me
once !
considering they both mean same depending on how you look at it! but they make out they are different!

I don't believe you

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.

How many? Most will no doubt be part time match day staff so for you I can see now your crowds have increased based on your piss poor previous attendances that you now need more. But that's still no more than other clubs your size regardless of league. Yeah your turnover shoots up on the prem, but then so do wages and transfer fees etc. It doesn't all flow into the local economy.

Don't worry these lessons are free

Im sure some of these jobs are part time, i know there is a lot of students that work at the liberty on match day's, but some of the jobs will be full time and well paid, look your talking rubbish how can you say regardless what league your in. Would swansea city fc be spending millions on building projects if they were in a lower league and i dont mean stadium expansion.What you dont seem to understand is forget fans coming into swansea and spending money, the biggest source of cash which is recycled from the club into the local economy comes from sky..And dont get to cocky our average attendance when we went up, was about the same as yours the year you got to the fa cup final.

nj awwww come on I come from Cardiff ffs slightly more intelligent than= Swansea surely!

nj awwww come on I come from Cardiff ffs slightly more intelligent than= Swansea surely!

Feel free to tell everyone then

nj awwww come on I come from Cardiff ffs slightly more intelligent than= Swansea surely!

and the actual report stated it was local economy that benefited not club itself!! they make out you employed 400 more staff ect ect:roll:

nj awwww come on I come from Cardiff ffs slightly more intelligent than= Swansea surely!

Feel free to tell everyone then

nahhh only start another endless debate & get enough of them on here as it is!

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??

What the f*ck are you talking about.

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??

What the f*ck are you talking about.

turnover is everything from selling pie's to sky money and everything in between.

nj awwww come on I come from Cardiff ffs slightly more intelligent than= Swansea surely!

Feel free to tell everyone then

nahhh only start another endless debate & get enough of them on here as it is!

so ok being serious for 1 minute if being in premier does that for your area what would it do for ours? I know report was done several years ago and think they say it would benefit by a lot of millions!

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??

What the f*ck are you talking about.

your educated work it out!

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??

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!

nj awwww come on I come from Cardiff ffs slightly more intelligent than= Swansea surely!

Feel free to tell everyone then

nahhh only start another endless debate & get enough of them on here as it is!

so ok being serious for 1 minute if being in premier does that for your area what would it do for ours? I know report was done several years ago and think they say it would benefit by a lot of millions!

What report was done years ago.

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.

How many? Most will no doubt be part time match day staff so for you I can see now your crowds have increased based on your piss poor previous attendances that you now need more. But that's still no more than other clubs your size regardless of league. Yeah your turnover shoots up on the prem, but then so do wages and transfer fees etc. It doesn't all flow into the local economy.

Don't worry these lessons are free

Im sure some of these jobs are part time, i know there is a lot of students that work at the liberty on match day's, but some of the jobs will be full time and well paid, look your talking rubbish how can you say regardless what league your in. Would swansea city fc be spending millions on building projects if they were in a lower league and i dont mean stadium expansion.What you dont seem to understand is forget fans coming into swansea and spending money, the biggest source of cash which is recycled from the club into the local economy comes from sky..And dont get to cocky our average attendance when we went up, was about the same as yours the year you got to the fa cup final.

Ffs then how much of this 58m cane directly from sky and how much is down to external people coming in and spending their cash? Some will be job creation, but in the main that's related to your crowds. How many building projects have you done that contributed to the 58m?
You've jumped onto a figure of which you have no understanding of in a desperate attempt to somehow use it as some kind of bragging rights. Out of interest how much does Cardiff city contribute to the local economy?