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Lloyd has another year. Another 40 games under his belt a then review. If he is flying new deal in January. Middlesbrough s front there ars all Swansea cast offs. Oh ne was on loans
Whittaker Kyle Joseph ahead of Peart Harris who was available cheaply
Swansea need a sell on clause. Big team use them when bullying smaller teams. It should work the other way around. For poaching / encouraging academy players not to sign. academy players it should be mandatory.
Swansea need a sell on clause. Big team use them when bullying smaller teams. It should work the other way around. For poaching / encouraging academy players not to sign. academy players it should be mandatory.
What is encouraging is the diamonds in the rough Brighton signed were all within Swansea's upper level budget. A ยฃ5m option would be a huge punt but with Jamestown backing it woud be a solid calculated risk.
No one seems to know why Galbraith was so impatient and keen to move sideways. If it is not know it would be worth finding out. If EG was unsettled w how would a 21 year old kid fro Ecuador cope?.
Lloyd Jones was born in Plymouth o a Welsh father. He was in the welsh youth system while a teenager in Liverpool and is one of the surprisingly few Welsh eligible players who turned his back on the Dragons. Jonathan Bond a goalkeeper was another. He had a long career in the lower leagues and the USA. There is a lot of Polish eligible players in the welsh youth system. 4 or 5 in both Swnsea and Cardiff.
Presumably scouting is an on-gong process whether the club has sufficient funds or not. Good intelligence saw Vipotnik come in last minute and at a discount after Bordeaux circumstances changed.
One has to expect a rise up the table in the second half. Russell Martin was miffed at no new players a couple of year back in January but still went on a good run once he got over his disappointment after an initial slump.
JR-S never said no. It is probably true he never said yes either. In order to close a deal it needs an affirmative sign often a hand shake or signature.
It is pretty much the same thing. London boy homesick in Rize and not very Worldly wants to stay in London I suspect.
When a player leaves the country entirely could it be he was not happy in the UK. Was the loan for social matters not career issues? Will he ever play for Swansea again?
Guiu was first mentioned by the ma n from Resolven a few weeks back. It was meant at the sort of profile Swansea should go for if OMcB was out of this price range. Let's face it Chelsea's experience loaning players to Swansea has been very profitable for them.
I made the point about New Zealand player being popular as they are not expensive in general and have already qualified for WC2026. I recall compensation payment were partly paid for Qatar as it was played mid season. Could it be as lucrative for a summer WC?
One thing to consider that if he is selected for the World cup a big cheque will be coming Swansea's way to cover his signing on fee. Was it about ยฃ300k each for Ntcham Ollie Cooper and Allen?
Fulton was never a Swansea player . In his last run out v Hull city he was a one man wrecking ball. Vinnie Jones came to mind. He would never have played under Roberto Brendan or Laudrup. He is the icon of the clubs decline. Nice bloke though from what I have seen. Hopefully the Lincoln fellow will offer muscle and control and be more athletic.
Swansea by offering Darling good money has forced Championship rival to pay more of the budget on him. If the recruitment is top notch then he can be replaced by someone younger better and cheaper, Contract signing deadline belonged in May 2024 . The club cannot be too nice to allow this. Asoro was treated brutally but still gave Swnsea a good word to the new Swedish winger.