“ The Jacks “

Swansea City are poised to buy the Swansea. com Stadium from Swansea council in a move they say will safeguard the future of the club.

The Championship side have been in discussions with the council over the proposed purchase of the venue.

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3 Baskets of Pegs.for that gypo site'

I initially thought it was so they could start growing cabbages again; but that didn’t work at the old stadium, so why would it now?

They'll be able to fit a lot of caravans on that field.

Waste of money! It as such small fan facilities for a 20k stadium! Sardines have more room than fans..... but knowing them will pay peanuts for it and screw the people of Swansea again!
But wouldn't be surprised if one of owners buy it and it won't belong to club bit like other clubs grounds....

3 Baskets of Pegs.for that gypo site'

Too much for the breeze block stadium

Can they afford to run it on there own without the council paying for repairs.

Personally I think a 20k stadium is better than our 33k one. We rarely fill ours, unless Wales matches and big cup ties, and we would fill a 20k stadium almost every week. I think it would help transform the atmosphere. All hypothetical of course.

Let's get back to playing gipsies, tramps and thieves when they visit, we need to up the anti !

Personally I think a 20k stadium is better than our 33k one. We rarely fill ours, unless Wales matches and big cup ties, and we would fill a 20k stadium almost every week. I think it would help transform the atmosphere. All hypothetical of course.

Ground was built eith 25k capacity which really is minimum gor championship if expected to do well... as for red seats that's well documented reasons why built..... it was either that or Principality Stadium for Wales?

Sold part of their women's set up today! Looks to be having shake up of the buisness... council have agreed to sell club to them? Be interesting to see who will actually own stadium club or a company owned by one of owners? If latter that's how clubs get into trouble Coventry Derby are prime examples of this.