The Jacks aren't doing well...

...in the transfer window. Just completed the signing on David N'Gog, a striker who is incapable of scoring at any level (except against City). And their Tom Ince deal is apparently going to be screwed because Liverpool have made a last minute bid. I don't like the Jack's but Tom Ince and his dad really are a pair of greedy, arrogant shits. He's been talking to Swansea for three weeks waiting for a bigger club and now he's going to haft them like he shafted us!

Obviously I meant shaft, not haft. Haft is the hilt of a knife. Damn iPhone.

guessed what you meant   

Cheers Dave! Have a 'Thanks' and some flair on me!

Slumdog's Son wrote:Obviously I meant shaft, not haft. Haft is the hilt of a knife. Damn iPhone.

Shafted to the haft by the Inces.........has a certain ring to it......  

I really would like Ince to move and suddenly we all discover he's actually a dreadful player who just rode a bit of form at Blackpool and his career goes downhill. Money grabber.

The N'Gog transfer really is baffling!

I like it! Offers hope they might go down this season

Here's the dilemma.......Swansea's next two games are home to Fulham and away to West Ham. I would much rather they took maximum points from those two games..............

unfortunately tda, i think you are right

TDA wrote:Here's the dilemma.......Swansea's next two games are home to Fulham and away to West Ham.  I would much rather they took maximum points from those two games..............

I wouldn't want them going into the Cardiff match on a high just one draw please   

glasgowronnie wrote:

TDA wrote:Here's the dilemma.......Swansea's next two games are home to Fulham and away to West Ham.  I would much rather they took maximum points from those two games..............

I wouldn't want them going into the Cardiff match on a high just one draw please   

Agreed, a pair of 0-0 draws would be the best in both scenarios. All our relegation rivals get as few points as possible, while simultaneously ensuring that Swansea are in poor a form as possible heading into our match.

Red614 wrote:

glasgowronnie wrote:

TDA wrote:Here's the dilemma.......Swansea's next two games are home to Fulham and away to West Ham.  I would much rather they took maximum points from those two games..............

I wouldn't want them going into the Cardiff match on a high just one draw please   

Agreed, a pair of 0-0 draws would be the best in both scenarios. All our relegation rivals get as few points as possible, while simultaneously ensuring that Swansea are in poor a form as possible heading into our match.

  

This is the best outcome.  

Ince still dragging his feet with Palace now openly stating they are trying to sign him on loan

I'm starting to echo your sentiment with Ince. If he's so focused on joining a big team then sign for a half decent one in Swansea and if he kept up his performance level the top four would come knocking in a season or two. But no, instead he wants to sit on the bench of a champions league team.

He needs some perspective, does he really think he's going to start ahead of Navas,Mata,Hazard, etc?

Reminds me of Scott Sinclair. He gave an interview about loving like at Swansea and he was one of their best players, then mere weeks later signed for Man City. Anyone seen him since? Ince should take note.