Ashley Williams

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PaGaNsWaN said:
I feel slightly insulted that you got me mixed up with Daiswan <yikes><laugh>

My point is that Swansea are sitting pretty with plenty of cash in the bank so they have no need to sell to the first and lowest bidder..
I think all this paper talk about Williams is being mostly manufactured by his agent to force Swansea to pen a more lucrative contract. BTW negotiations are still very much ongoing between the Club and Ashley's people (Ashley himself is sunning it in the Algarve)
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Well no, but bidding has to start somewhere, you won't get much more than 5m for him. You have no leverage. He's got you by the bollocks, With one year left he calls the shots. That's the bosman ruling for you. Only an Idiot wouldn't sell when the player wants to go with only a year left on his contract. Our last director of football should know, he's been sacked and 4 players are walking for free. Bit us in the arse watching saleable assets strengthen rivals for free.
 
It makes no difference who the paper is; they have no way of getting direct information from a closed door contract negotiation except from one of the party's involved.
An players agent will use any way he can during contract talks to boost his case including putting out misleading or false rumours of interest in the player from other clubs.
 
PaGaNsWaN said:
It makes no difference who the paper is; they have no way of getting direct information from a closed door contract negotiation except from one of the party's involved.
An players agent will use any way he can during contract talks to boost his case including putting out misleading or false rumours of interest in the player from other clubs.
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Na, your wrong there mate, when its good news for us it's obviously true and when its bad news or a player not deemed good enough it's a load of ****e, easy
 
The Funkadelic Phallus said:
Well no, but bidding has to start somewhere, you won't get much more than 5m for him. You have no leverage. He's got you by the bollocks, With one year left he calls the shots. That's the bosman ruling for you. Only an Idiot wouldn't sell when the player wants to go with only a year left on his contract. Our last director of football should know, he's been sacked and 4 players are walking for free. Bit us in the arse watching saleable assets strengthen rivals for free.
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The difference is, as I have pointed out several times, Swansea have lots of money in the bank. Unlike Sunderland at the time Swansea have no debt. If it turns out Williams does want to leave Swansea, we can sit and wait to see if another bidder comes in or even until the January window mid season. There is absolutely no urgency to sell Ashley Williams at all at this time.
 
PaGaNsWaN said:
The difference is, as I have pointed out several times, Swansea have lots of money in the bank. Unlike Sunderland at the time Swansea have no debt. If it turns out Williams does want to leave Swansea, we can sit and wait to see if another bidder comes in or even until the January window mid season. There is absolutely no urgency to sell Ashley Williams at all at this time.
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I know what you pointed out fella, it was in the post I responded to. I still think it's funking stupid to let one of your players strengthen a rival for free regardless of how much either clubs have.
 
@Leigh_Brettwood: @MichaelChopra08 Yeah all the #safc think he is an instant hero already because i love it that he been dipping it in your missus #unlucky

Ashley Williams is our friend, is our friend, is our friend
Ashley Williams is our friend he hates chopra !! The c.unt
 
What a bellied Chopra is. I don't see how it could be convenient, if he ever showed his face in Sunderland there would be a good chance of it getting booted off, the horrible little louse
 
Wease555 said:
What a bellied Chopra is. I don't see how it could be convenient, if he ever showed his face in Sunderland there would be a good chance of it getting booted off, the horrible little louse
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sunderland player smashing his lass and bringing his son up while he pops off to india to gamble his life away.

He's jealous as **** mate
 
SUNDERLAND are reported to have tested the water with a £4m bid for Swansea and Wales defender Ashley Williams.


The 29-year-old is understood to be a player Gus Poyet has identified as being vital to rebuilding his squad after last season&#8217;s relegation battle.

Williams has excellent leadership skills, having led Swansea to the Capital One Cup a year ago, as well as being a key part of their rise to the Premier League.

Sunderland have acted swiftly in a bid to snap up Williams and tempt Swansea with a reasonable bid for a player they could lose on a free next summer.

The centre-half has just 12 months left on his contract, and Swansea need to decide whether to cash in on him now.

However, there were reports that the Welsh club were looking for more than double the £4m that Sunderland have offered, and there could be a long way to go if the Black Cats are to land their man.

Director of Football Lee Congerton is leading the pursuit of Williams, who has attracted interest from top clubs including Arsenal and QPR.
 
Wise Men Say........... said:
sunderland player smashing his lass and bringing his son up while he pops off to india to gamble his life away.

He's jealous as **** mate[/QUOTE

I know mate, it's almost the most exciting thing about the transfer if it comes off, not only do we sign a class player the chances of Chopra topping himself increase as his ex is ploughed by a bloke wearing a Sunderland top
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Wease555 said:
Wise Men Say........... said:
sunderland player smashing his lass and bringing his son up while he pops off to india to gamble his life away.

He's jealous as **** mate[/QUOTE

I know mate, it's almost the most exciting thing about the transfer if it comes off, not only do we sign a class player the chances of Chopra topping himself increase as his ex is ploughed by a bloke wearing a Sunderland top
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Haha mint, imagine the end of the season chopra's son on his shoulders wearing a sunderland top with williams on the back
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Wise Men Say........... said:
SUNDERLAND are reported to have tested the water with a £4m bid for Swansea and Wales defender Ashley Williams.


The 29-year-old is understood to be a player Gus Poyet has identified as being vital to rebuilding his squad after last season&#8217;s relegation battle.

Williams has excellent leadership skills, having led Swansea to the Capital One Cup a year ago, as well as being a key part of their rise to the Premier League.

Sunderland have acted swiftly in a bid to snap up Williams and tempt Swansea with a reasonable bid for a player they could lose on a free next summer.

The centre-half has just 12 months left on his contract, and Swansea need to decide whether to cash in on him now.

However, there were reports that the Welsh club were looking for more than double the £4m that Sunderland have offered, and there could be a long way to go if the Black Cats are to land their man.

Director of Football Lee Congerton is leading the pursuit of Williams, who has attracted interest from top clubs including Arsenal and QPR.
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The first thing that struck me about this post was the "excellent leadership" quote.

My immediate thought was, O'Shea is history.
 
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