Swans v QPR
- Thread starter Jackflash
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Sorry to dilute the 'cheer' but should anyone still feel that Steve Cooper is doing a good job, tonight's results will put things into perspective. We are now 2 points behind Cardiff in the table who won 3-0 at Huddersfield tonight giving them a better GD by 3 over ours. More importantly we are now SIX points off the play-off spots. Cardiff are managed by Neil Harris, solid player in his time but no great shakes as a manager, but has used his league experience to great effect in pulling Cardiff up the table. Meantime, we stutter and stumble on with a manager who hasn't got a fcuking clue! Over to you, Mr Birch.
Never felt he was doing a good job,we've been on a down hill spiral since those first few August games. I think promotion is now a distant dream, relegation next season looking more of a reality unless drastic changes are made, and by drastic changes I mean drastic changes. No1 Yes Man Birch, who has done nothing for us since his arrival other than lumber us with a useless manager. If ever there was a fryingpan to fire scenario in chairman selection this was it. He was brought in with views to selling the club,since his arrival the club value has surely depreciated and nowhere near the potential it had when Jenkins & Co. sold it.
It goes without saying a reputable manager who can pick us up by the bootlaces again.
Any genuine investor in this club would speculate to accumilate, the owners we have have one objective, to bleed it to death, they have already recovered their purchase monies by selling it off to shareholders, plus player sales, so it's of no real concequence to them if the club goes to the wall.
Realistically we are in deep shit unless some Arab or Chinese sees us as a viable investment, but one can only dream.
It goes without saying a reputable manager who can pick us up by the bootlaces again.
Any genuine investor in this club would speculate to accumilate, the owners we have have one objective, to bleed it to death, they have already recovered their purchase monies by selling it off to shareholders, plus player sales, so it's of no real concequence to them if the club goes to the wall.
Realistically we are in deep shit unless some Arab or Chinese sees us as a viable investment, but one can only dream.
Behindthegoal
Key Player
Always look on the bright side, JF.
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The Blobster
Prediction Champ
Make that a postage stamp !
Behindthegoal
Key Player
There were less than 15000 in the stadium, so at least 5000 got lucky and didn't watch the match,
The yanks hearts may swell up to the size of a pea, and invest some money into the club.
Borini
Key Player
Quote of the week!
They probably suffered in the comfort of their own home as it was live on Sky.