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I believe there may be an over-reaction to Huw's transfer business to date. The facts show that since the end of the season he has off loaded the dead wood i.e. Eder, Gomis, Polaschi and sent out several younger players out on loan i.e. Bartley Grimes etc. so he has slim lined the squad and is...

Strong rumours suggest we are about to see the return of Nelson Olivera to the club. Having had a reasonable season at Forest last year it appears that his return is imminent. Interesting!!

Turn the lights back on Quick!!!

Will the last one to leave the stadium please turn the light off

Allen in talks with stoke today looking to finalise deal. Very disappointing

Whats the chances of the Liberty faithful welcoming Siggy back with a rendition of the Viking Thunder Clap. Would love to see it.

It's common knowledge that Joe and his family haven't settled in Liverpool and would very much like to return home. Irrespective whether larger bids are submitted for him or not, with one year left on his contract it will be a simple case of Joe will go where Joe wants too.

It appears that Landon Donovan will be taking charge at the Liberty next season working alongside Huw Jenkins.

Of course they can do what they want but we dont know what that is yet. I believe everyone should be given a chance to prove themselves including this consortium. Yes they're out to make money thats pretty clear to anyone but making a profit and running a successful club is more yhat a viable...

The outgoing board have made a bundle of money over the sale of the club but I also believe that they will have guarantees on the clubs future direction. If it was purely about making a fast buck then they would have taken the highest offer (Chinese consortium) and sold months ago. If the...

I find it very surprising the level of hostility being shown toward the takeover of the club, it is far too early to pass judgement yet, the ink has nearly dried on the paper. These negotiations have been on going for the best part of a year and I'm sure that in spite of the massive profits some...

Even during Francos absence by curtis's own admission it was Franco selecting the team. It was his training regime in place at the time. Both Cork and Fab have come out in support of him in recent days. So a no brainer for me give him the job. The fans continually sang Francos name at the match...

Up until now Swansea have a fine reputation of appointing managers and giving them the time and backing to prove their worth. Surely with a return of 24 points from 15 games Franco must be given the job. Rodgers rejected the clubs offer to help us out back in december and we all know why that...

Villa Sunderland Norwich We appear to have turned the corner and Newcastle have bought well this window and I see them pulling away comfortably, starting tonight, I expect them to get something out of tonight's game against Everton.

Who will we bring in, well based on past experiences NOBODY.

It depends what happens on the final day of the transfer window. If other clubs make top signings and we dont then it could be close but im sure we'll be ok. Our relegation rivals do appear to have the edge on us in transfer signings at the moment

I don't believe that these agents speak out without running it past the player first so I assume that Aywe is considering moving on but I agree it won't happen during this window. All this posturing by agents only leads to disruption and uncertainty within the club. As I said earlier ban them...

having just read the interview given by McKay (Aywe's agent) it seems that Aywe is looking to leave Swansea. He stated that he was very surprised that Aywe was still with us and said he thinks another offer from Sunderland may take place. Goes on to say how much respect he has for Sam Alleydice...

I speak to Tatey regularly but never mentioned his cancelled testimonial but I will ask him next week and hopefully get to the bottom of it. By the way he's a smashing fella, still talks fondly of the club.

Gomis for gayle is a non starter at least according to Alan Pardew