CHAMPIONSHIP REBUILD THREAD
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Must of turned back when he saw the mustard yellow kit hahaThis is the guy who was on his way down the M4 to sign for the Swans, but turned around and signed for Norwich instead.
No law says they have to divulge it.
How many people divulge their earnings, etc. ?
I'm not fussed on Spurs either. They have always been Arsenal's poor neighbours. When they employed the ' odious one ', I smiled, and thought, they were made for each other.
The Arsenal have a lot more history than Spurs.
Yes, good luck Joe. Hope it goes well for you. He may well be marking his close friend Ollie McBurnie in the not too distant future. That should be an interesting encounter.
My late Dad - who played a number of games for the Swans reserves when Billy McCandless was Manager - always had a soft spot for Spurs: never really understood why....
I always preferred the Arsenal - but there’s only one team I follow
My late Dad - who played a number of games for the Swans reserves when Billy McCandless was Manager - always had a soft spot for Spurs: never really understood why....
I always preferred the Arsenal - but there’s only one team I follow
Would that have been around the time Cliff Jones and Terry Medwin signed for Spurs ? Late 1950's.
In fairness the Spurs had a great side in the early '60's.
Hi Vetch. My Dad played his first game for the Reserves at 17 in 1949. I’ve still got the letter sent to/for him by Billy McCandless instructing him to arrive no later than 5pm for a 5.30pm kick off and that he had told the Reserves Manager that my Dad was playing !
That's way before my time. He would likely have played with some youngsters who were part of the post war Swansea conveyor belt. The likes of Lennie Allchurch, Harry Griffiths, maybe. Care to share your dad's surname.
Swansea City has completed the signing of Ryan Manning from QPR for an undisclosed fee, subject to international clearance.
Manning, 24, joins the Swans after nearly six years at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium, and will bolster head coach Steve Cooper’s wing-back and midfield options.
He has signed a three-year contract and will wear the number three shirt.
The Republic of Ireland Under-21 international started his career in his homeland, firstly with Mervue United before moving on to Galway United.
His form in helping them reach the Irish top-flight attracted the interest of a number of English clubs, and he joined QPR in January 2015.
Manning, 24, joins the Swans after nearly six years at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium, and will bolster head coach Steve Cooper’s wing-back and midfield options.
He has signed a three-year contract and will wear the number three shirt.
The Republic of Ireland Under-21 international started his career in his homeland, firstly with Mervue United before moving on to Galway United.
His form in helping them reach the Irish top-flight attracted the interest of a number of English clubs, and he joined QPR in January 2015.
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Quietly optimistic about the assembled squad. It’s looking good.
Well done to all the staff involved in making this window one of the better ones. [HASHTAG]#yjb[/HASHTAG] [HASHTAG]#coys[/HASHTAG]
Well done to all the staff involved in making this window one of the better ones. [HASHTAG]#yjb[/HASHTAG] [HASHTAG]#coys[/HASHTAG]
Disappointed to lose Joe, especially at that transfer fee, but overall I feel we are much stronger than we were at the start of the season
In fairness, we have kept Ayew and Grimes as well as adding 4 (seemingly) decent players.
Joe’s departure has ‘allowed’ us to do the above - if we could sign an unattached striker (like Borini ?) I think we’d have a decent squad to challenge for automatic promotion.....
Famous last bloody words ....
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