This article is damning of the club and Laudrup's spiv agent, and doesn't put Laudrup in good light either, these transfers under Laudrup look very dodgy, and it wouldn't surprise me if they are investigated............... SUN Sport article on Laudrup:https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/2335628/michael-laudrup-swansea-sack-why/ You can always tell the character of someone by the company they keep, and Laudrup's car salesman agent is a scum of the highest order, no wonder we cut him loose, seems things were worse than the club had indicated..........
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38219962 " Jenkins said the club did not suspect the former Barcelona and Real Madrid player of any wrongdoing ". That'll do for me.
Maybe he didn't but some one should be questioning Jenkins ineptitude .OBE FFS he even fooled the Queen
Huw Jenkins: 'I accept responsibility' for Swansea City troubles By Dafydd Pritchard BBC Wales Sport 16 minutes ago From the sectionFootball Sharethis page please log in to view this image Huw Jenkins was awarded an OBE for his services to Welsh football Swansea City chairman Huw Jenkins says he takes responsibility for the club's demise which has left them bottom of the Premier League. The turmoil has been reflected off the field, with Bob Bradley becoming theSwans' fourth manager in three years. Fans have turned on Jenkins and the board, accusing them of greed after selling most of their shares in July's American takeover. "I fully understand their feelings, being a supporter myself," he said. "When things don't go well somebody has to take the blame and I fully accept the responsibility. "But let's not forget there's a long way to go this season, and we've got a lot of choices to make between now and then to make sure we compete and to get points to survive in this league." Swansea are two points adrift at the foot of the Premier League table and three points away from safety. It has been a dismal start to life under the club's new American owners, Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan, who bought a controlling stake of 68% of shares in the club in July. During the Swans' recent defeats by Tottenham and Manchester United, supporters have directed their fury at Levien, Kaplan and the directors from whom they bought their shares. Jenkins - who made more than £8m by selling 8.2% of his 13.2% stake - has been singled out for criticism, having previously been praised as the figurehead of Swansea's rise from the fourth tier of English football to the Premier League. He was a prominent member of the consortium that saved the club from financial ruin in 2002 but, along with vice-chairman Leigh Dineen and fellow directors such as Martin Morgan, Jenkins is now facing the wrath of the fans who believe their saviours are acting in self-interest. please log in to view this image Joe Allen was linked with a return to Swansea City before signing with Stoke after a successful Euro 2016 There has also been widespread criticism of Swansea's dealings in the transfer market, and Jenkins admits he and the club might have made mistakes in squandering the opportunities to sign the likes of former midfielder Joe Allen. "There might have been one or two decisions we could have taken in the summer that may have changed the feel around the club," Jenkins added in an interview with BBC Wales Sport. "I'm not going to go in to detail, we may have gone down one or two different routes, may have recruited a few players differently. "But we are where we are, we've got to everything in our power to make sure we turn our fortunes around. We need everyone to be 100% behind the team." Spending in January It has been an inauspicious start to Bradley's reign, with the American winning only one of his first seven matches in charge. Swansea have scored just 16 goals in their 14 Premier League games so far this season, and they have conceded 31 - more than any other team. The consensus is that the Swans will need to spend heavily during the January transfer window to improve their squad, and Jenkins says the American owners will make funds available. Bradley, Swans must replace Williams and Ayew Swansea City have entered critical month American owners apologise to Swansea's Supporters' Trust Meet Swansea's new US owners New Swans COO promises money to spend in January "They [Levien and Kaplan] are fully committed to making a few signings to give everyone a lift, they're fully committed to making sure we stay in the Premier League every year, and we're all working with that one aim in mind," he said. "We are still a Premier League club and it's up to us to bring in one or two players in January and making sure we are standing as one and give the players every support between now and the end of the season. "We need to fight tooth and nail to ensure we are fighting and in the Premier League next season."
"One or two players" ............. you just couldn't make up this garbage from Jinx, not a man that can be trusted anymore, his arrogance is breathtaking, and he's trembling with his Yankee paymasters at the thought of losing £100+Million PL revenue............ ONE OR TWO EXTRA PLAYERS WILL NOT KEEP US UP, WHAT WILL KEEP US UP IS GETTING BACK TO PLAYING 'POSSESSION FOOTBALL'.
Looks like were now under FA investigation for our transfer dealings and the agreement Huw signed. **** to hit the fan soon!!!
Probably a wind up Follow please log in to view this image Swansea City Polls @SwansPolls Hearing reports Bob Bradley has been relieved of his duties. (Source has been spot on in previous stories s/he has broke to us) 8:50 PM - 7 Dec 2016
