Max Gradel

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All I'm saying is there is a lot going for Swansea.

Not sure how do do all these little quotes things but when you say you only sold 1 1st team player (Delph) in the last 3 years... What about Beckford???

"Leeds has three universities, the main one of which is far above Swansea in every ranking going"

NOT in civil engineering you don't...

At the risk of getting back to football and its players though. Do you think they will care about Universities etc when making a decision about whether or not to stay or go??? I think not.
Money talks and the fact is we are playing (at the moment) at a higher level than you, with a somewhat bigger budget. We play better football than you as was shown in the rather 1 sided game at the Liberty.

Who knows, anything could happen.
 
Jesus, why are we arguing about poxy universities. Who give a Flying f**k. the fact is Swansea is interested in Gradel. If he fancies playing in the premier league, then he will consider moving to us. It's not about whose city is best, it's about football. Yes you may go up next year. Yes, we may come down next year. ( i hope not). But at the moment you cant offer him premier league football. so he now has a choice.

Personally i think he would be a great addition to our side. If he comes great if he doesnt we already have better wingers and am sure we will find a quality alternative.
 
MK Swans said:
All I'm saying is there is a lot going for Swansea.

Not sure how do do all these little quotes things but when you say you only sold 1 1st team player (Delph) in the last 3 years... What about Beckford???
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Left on a free, not sold.

MK Swans said:
"Leeds has three universities, the main one of which is far above Swansea in every ranking going"

NOT in civil engineering you don't...
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So? Most minor universities specialize in something.

MK Swans said:
At the risk of getting back to football and its players though. Do you think they will care about Universities etc when making a decision about whether or not to stay or go??? I think not.
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No, it's ludicrous that we're even discussing universities and countryside. Those were just two bizarre side-arguments that Swansea fans introduced. We were talking about the places Leeds and Swansea and in my opinion, Leeds is a firmly more popular place to live for pretty much any professional footballer.

MK Swans said:
Money talks and the fact is we are playing (at the moment) at a higher level than you, with a somewhat bigger budget. We play better football than you as was shown in the rather 1 sided game at the Liberty.

Who knows, anything could happen.
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It's true. However in this case, Gradel has already said he's happy to sign a contract at Leeds and isn't bothered about moving away, so it's in our hands really, not Swansea's.

Trundles left foot: you don't have better wingers than Gradel. He scores as many as Sinclair, creates more and works harder and works as hard as Dyer and scores way, way more.

Jager: I wasn't saying you should discriminate against anyone... just if Wales had to be affiliated with one of them, which would you prefer?
 
Donald F*ck said:
you don't have better wingers than Gradel. He scores as many as Sinclair, creates more and works harder and works as hard as Dyer and scores way, way more.?
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Gradel scored 18 goals last season, Sinclair scored 27. And yes he scores more than Dyer - heck even Gower matched him last season - but the fact remains that Dyer was our player of the season. So do we drop the 2nd best player in the Championship or someone who played the biggest role (in the fans eyes) of our best season in near three decades?

Gradel would want to start. We'd not drop our two wingers for him, and also he might be able to play behind the stiker for us but dobbie has that role sewn up very tight.

Should really be then end of this discussion, but I bet it won't be.
 
Well I think we could go back and for all night and I'm fairly bored with it now.

Suffice is to say that should Gradel choose and come to Swansea and play premier league football he would be a great addition to our squad.

Although with Fulham now joining in the chase he could end up going there.

Mind you, London.... Why the **** would anyone go there?? what have they got to offer AughAughAugh
 
ChrisOrmie said:
Gradel scored 18 goals last season, Sinclair scored 27.
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Sinclair scored 19 league goals, as did Gradel. Though I believe Sinclair scored more than Gradel from the penalty spot as well.

ChrisOrmie said:
And yes he scores more than Dyer - heck even Gower matched him last season - but the fact remains that Dyer was our player of the season. So do we drop the 2nd best player in the Championship or someone who played the biggest role (in the fans eyes) of our best season in near three decades?
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Yes, because Gradel works as hard as Dyer, scores you loads and creates loads. That's making the fatal assumption that he'd sign for Swansea of course.

ChrisOrmie said:
Gradel would want to start. We'd not drop our two wingers for him, and also he might be able to play behind the stiker for us but dobbie has that role sewn up very tight.

Should really be then end of this discussion, but I bet it won't be.
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<ok> Though it would take a seriously thick management to deny Gradel a first team place because of some sentimental, baseless bias towards Sinclair and Dyer.

MK Swans: it's not a question of what London has to offer, it's a question of Fulham being an even smaller club than his previous team Leicester!
 
This whole size matters things is back...

I don't understand your obsession with "big" clubs.

Fulham to may be a smaller club than Leeds and Leicester (in attendance) but have they not been in the Premier League for quite a while now???

The size of a club is completely irrelevant, unlike what league they are in and how they are being managed and the club is being run!!
 
Wow!!

Great debate on Universities, places of natural beauty and living conditions.

However

Isn't this topic about a ''rumour'' regarding Max Gradel??

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Yeah it is mort it's bloody hilarious that the Leeds fans are in meltdown because a bog paper has printed garbage, they take things very seriously in Leeds when it comes to rumours, thank god nobody mentioned ufo's and yeti's - oops ;) they are calling me names and everything on their forum, to their credit they haven't told me to get back to the welsh leagues and it's our league etc, unlike the qpr fans lol
 
Jager said:
Yeah it is mort it's bloody hilarious that the Leeds fans are in meltdown because a bog paper has printed garbage, they take things very seriously in Leeds when it comes to rumours, thank god nobody mentioned ufo's and yeti's - oops ;) they are calling me names and everything on their forum, to their credit they haven't told me to get back to the welsh leagues and it's our league etc, unlike the qpr fans lol
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:emoticon-0140-rofl::emoticon-0137-clapp
 
ToL1D7 said:
Jager they'll have their pitch forks out soon, better wear two pairs of jeans mate
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Quite possibly mate ;) phil has his hands full with the qpr rugby team, I will handle the leeds meltdown , I wonder what is awaiting me in the Leeds forum **** a duck appears to be the only one who likes a debate, but he likes to be dominated, complex lot these Leeds fans are, will ask sheeshkebab what he thinks on Facebook ;)
 
'**** a duck appears to be the only one who likes a debate'

And the odd quote haha

Can't believe they want £8M for Snodgrass WTF
 
Swansea Is Britain's Healthiest City!.........................
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Dragon always quick with his facts, makes him a bloody good person to have backing up whilst arguing :D

only 2 days ago was busting on blue proph about him looking like he's pushing 70, But not too bad a bunch cardiff compared to some of the leeds fans.

cant believe i saying that about cardiff eh.. >.<

what's happened with the Qpr rugby team?
 
DragonPhilljack said:
Swansea Is Britain's Healthiest City!.........................
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Swansea is one of the friendliest Cities in the UK!...............
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Link: http://www.nationalfriendly.co.uk/Press-Releases/york-friendliest-city-to-live/



Swansea has a Premiership football team, Leeds hasn't, simply no contest!............
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Leeds: one of the top five cities which is best prepared to face the economic squeeze.

Five cities to watch: Milton Keynes, Reading, Aberdeen, Leeds and Bristol. These places will be better-insulated from the economic impact of the spending squeeze, and have high potential to create private sector jobs... Buoyant cities like Leeds and Bristol, which have been fast-growing and have lots of private sector jobs, are best placed to lead the UK&#8217;s recovery.
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Swansea: one of the top five cities which will be worst affected by the cuts.

The report also identifies five vulnerable cities which may not feel the full benefits of national economic recovery for some time: Sunderland, Liverpool, Birkenhead, Swansea and Newport. These places will be affected more by Government spending cuts, given they have low skill levels and levels of business activity, more people employed in the public sector, and more people claiming unemployment benefits.
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No wonder you're all so bloody friendly and healthy when the government's propping your ailing city up!

Link: http://www.centreforcities.org/citi...-create-jobs-and-drive-economic-recovery.html
 
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