By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions. We in turn value your personal details in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Please log in or register. Registered visitors get fewer ads.
Derby fans can’t believe they are getting £700k for him. Zero work rate and bad attitude.
I’m very surprised we have chucked this sort of money out on a player with 1 goal in 25 apps.
In Cooper we trust with signings though he’s done well so far in fairness.
I was reading that he has a good attitude and a good lad, but too lightweight and doesn’t chase back. But his character hasn’t been in question from what I can tell. Most fans seem to think they have got a great deal though at 700k.
Striker from derby on 08:58 - Jan 31 by Dr_Parnassus
I was reading that he has a good attitude and a good lad, but too lightweight and doesn’t chase back. But his character hasn’t been in question from what I can tell. Most fans seem to think they have got a great deal though at 700k.
He’s very young and Cooper can clearly bring the best out of young English players. One to watch.
Looks to have plenty of ability and a quick turn of foot, he has some incredible first touch turns.
From 2 mins 20 secs you can see the type of flair he has in his locker. I am guessing he needs to learn to hone it and use it correctly.
[Post edited 31 Jan 2021 10:00]
Yeah my worries about attitude have been eased after reading the thread on their forum. Looks to have serious technical ability with a turn of pace. Needs bulking up.
I know from people who know him that Lewis Webb the young keeper has bulked on serious amounts of kg so the same can be done with Whittaker hopefully.
0
Striker from derby on 09:57 - Jan 31 with 1625 views
Yeah my worries about attitude have been eased after reading the thread on their forum. Looks to have serious technical ability with a turn of pace. Needs bulking up.
I know from people who know him that Lewis Webb the young keeper has bulked on serious amounts of kg so the same can be done with Whittaker hopefully.
That’s a good sign then.
If anyone needs bulking then it’s this kid, he looks exceptionally lightweight.
Swansea Independent Poster of the Year 2021 and 2022.
Striker from derby on 09:57 - Jan 31 by Dr_Parnassus
That’s a good sign then.
If anyone needs bulking then it’s this kid, he looks exceptionally lightweight.
Seems like a proper Cooper signing, a step-up in pedigree to Watters
He could get some tips from Jordan Morris, proper powerhouse built like a Rugby inside centre
Pro free speech and alternative opinions -
Anti gang-bullying and poor modding thereof -
Will always make a stand against those who consistently choose to turn a blind eye
0
Striker from derby on 10:42 - Jan 31 with 1552 views
GIve him a chance mun, you haven't seen him play yet.
True and I will,not that it makes any difference but do you not think it rather odd.
We need more physical types to play a we like,which is why Fulton should be first name on teamsheet. Yesterday ,the magnificent Roberts literally bounced off one of their players.
Striker from derby on 11:05 - Jan 31 by onehunglow
True and I will,not that it makes any difference but do you not think it rather odd.
We need more physical types to play a we like,which is why Fulton should be first name on teamsheet. Yesterday ,the magnificent Roberts literally bounced off one of their players.
I know it's cr@p init we are second in the league and 4 points from the top we sign a player that has represented England from 16yr -20yr old that Cooper knows and could work with...No ambition eh?
Striker from derby on 22:11 - Jan 30 by thornabyswan
700k does seem a lot for a player who has 1 league goal to his name.
But the signings have been very good to date it’s a wierd one though for that kind of money I would have thought we would have signed a player who could make an impact this season.
We are not really in a position to pay this kind of money for a player for the future.
[Post edited 30 Jan 2021 22:14]
"We are not really in a position to pay this kind of money for a player for the future.
But wasn't that Cooper's remit whn he joined us, progress over the 3 years?
0
Striker from derby on 12:26 - Jan 31 with 1432 views
Hmm struggling to see the logic in this one. 700k is a lot of money for us to spend. Must be more experienced, more natural goalscorers in the lower leagues available for that price. But we'll see.
I guess the logic will be Cooper thinks he has te potential be Premier league quality and if he can nurture him properly (like he has with Guehi) we will be quids in one day.
It's always a gamble but if we sign this player and sell him in 3 years for 25 million, no one would be complaining about the 700k, though probably complaining about losing him or selling him cheap.
I know that scenario is a long shot but Coopers judgement has been pretty good so far. A club like us has to speculate on youngsters.
Two of our current three frontline strikers are either on loan or out of contract come the summer. That leaves us with Lowe and Cullen. If less than quarter of a million down secures us someone who Cooper and Scott believe has the potential to develop into a good player for us then that's a no brainer.
Cooper has already worked with him. Brentford's conveyer belt of attacking talent would suggest that Andy Scott also knows his business on the subject.
[Post edited 31 Jan 2021 12:57]
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
4
Striker from derby on 13:00 - Jan 31 with 1374 views
Hmm struggling to see the logic in this one. 700k is a lot of money for us to spend. Must be more experienced, more natural goalscorers in the lower leagues available for that price. But we'll see.
Nowhere near 700k mate. Despite the reports.
A great believer in taking anything you like to wherever you want to.
Striker from derby on 22:11 - Jan 30 by thornabyswan
700k does seem a lot for a player who has 1 league goal to his name.
But the signings have been very good to date it’s a wierd one though for that kind of money I would have thought we would have signed a player who could make an impact this season.
We are not really in a position to pay this kind of money for a player for the future.
[Post edited 30 Jan 2021 22:14]
Fans of a certain persuasion and loyalties to a particular minor shareholder of the club, have bought into a fake 'short term' narrative.
That is the club has "no investment, no long term plans, and owners will jump ship once the parachutes have finished". For that reason the minor shareholder wants to organise a forced sale of its shares and get out before the club is trashed. Day by day this narrative is proving utterly bogus.
Whittaker is excatly the type of player swansea should be buying for the long term. Go back to 2009 -2010 and Roberto brings in England u20 winger Nathan Dyer. (super quick too lightweight). The "Jenkinista" masterminds of this strategy are still on the board. Whether they actually speak to Winter, Silverstein, Levien is unknown. We could be experiencing a transatlantic "brains trust" . It really is looking vey promising. Remember each season 15% of the championship end up in the Premier league.
"We are not really in a position to pay this kind of money for a player for the future" - You forgot about the CLN of upto £10m from the US owners plus the sales of Rodon Celina and Peterson. The Owners are here for the long to medium term. 5 years and counting. The "quick flip" never happened, Thats not the way they operate.
Garrick looked lightwieght to me in his fleeting first team appearances where he shreaded Cambridge Northampton and QPR. As a squad member with limited games this season he seems to have bulked up considerably and certainy was not ightweieght man handling Stevenage tough nuts. Clearly the non negiotiables have been learned as he has been converted into a wing back. I hope he will extend his deal. I xpect Whittaker to do the same. Develop the body and philosophy demanded by Cooper.
[Post edited 31 Jan 2021 13:28]
Wise sage since Toshack era
0
Striker from derby on 13:45 - Jan 31 with 1276 views
Striker from derby on 13:24 - Jan 31 by ReslovenSwan1
Fans of a certain persuasion and loyalties to a particular minor shareholder of the club, have bought into a fake 'short term' narrative.
That is the club has "no investment, no long term plans, and owners will jump ship once the parachutes have finished". For that reason the minor shareholder wants to organise a forced sale of its shares and get out before the club is trashed. Day by day this narrative is proving utterly bogus.
Whittaker is excatly the type of player swansea should be buying for the long term. Go back to 2009 -2010 and Roberto brings in England u20 winger Nathan Dyer. (super quick too lightweight). The "Jenkinista" masterminds of this strategy are still on the board. Whether they actually speak to Winter, Silverstein, Levien is unknown. We could be experiencing a transatlantic "brains trust" . It really is looking vey promising. Remember each season 15% of the championship end up in the Premier league.
"We are not really in a position to pay this kind of money for a player for the future" - You forgot about the CLN of upto £10m from the US owners plus the sales of Rodon Celina and Peterson. The Owners are here for the long to medium term. 5 years and counting. The "quick flip" never happened, Thats not the way they operate.
Garrick looked lightwieght to me in his fleeting first team appearances where he shreaded Cambridge Northampton and QPR. As a squad member with limited games this season he seems to have bulked up considerably and certainy was not ightweieght man handling Stevenage tough nuts. Clearly the non negiotiables have been learned as he has been converted into a wing back. I hope he will extend his deal. I xpect Whittaker to do the same. Develop the body and philosophy demanded by Cooper.
[Post edited 31 Jan 2021 13:28]
****RANDOM UNWARRANTED DIG AT SUPPORTERS TRUST ALERT****
Striker from derby on 13:47 - Jan 31 by Whiterockin
Life is much better when you put him on ignore.
You can avoid the hard truths using the ignore button. Day by day the truth is becoming apparent. I am one of the few willing to openly criticize the Trust strategy by using logic. Because it is political, linked in a small way to democratic socialism in some repsects, there is little chance of converting people. All I can do is make arguments and watch wimps, do what wimps do best, and run away.
[Post edited 31 Jan 2021 14:33]
Wise sage since Toshack era
0
Striker from derby on 14:18 - Jan 31 with 1181 views
Striker from derby on 13:24 - Jan 31 by ReslovenSwan1
Fans of a certain persuasion and loyalties to a particular minor shareholder of the club, have bought into a fake 'short term' narrative.
That is the club has "no investment, no long term plans, and owners will jump ship once the parachutes have finished". For that reason the minor shareholder wants to organise a forced sale of its shares and get out before the club is trashed. Day by day this narrative is proving utterly bogus.
Whittaker is excatly the type of player swansea should be buying for the long term. Go back to 2009 -2010 and Roberto brings in England u20 winger Nathan Dyer. (super quick too lightweight). The "Jenkinista" masterminds of this strategy are still on the board. Whether they actually speak to Winter, Silverstein, Levien is unknown. We could be experiencing a transatlantic "brains trust" . It really is looking vey promising. Remember each season 15% of the championship end up in the Premier league.
"We are not really in a position to pay this kind of money for a player for the future" - You forgot about the CLN of upto £10m from the US owners plus the sales of Rodon Celina and Peterson. The Owners are here for the long to medium term. 5 years and counting. The "quick flip" never happened, Thats not the way they operate.
Garrick looked lightwieght to me in his fleeting first team appearances where he shreaded Cambridge Northampton and QPR. As a squad member with limited games this season he seems to have bulked up considerably and certainy was not ightweieght man handling Stevenage tough nuts. Clearly the non negiotiables have been learned as he has been converted into a wing back. I hope he will extend his deal. I xpect Whittaker to do the same. Develop the body and philosophy demanded by Cooper.
[Post edited 31 Jan 2021 13:28]
Yes I am happy enough with the signing especially after reading that the actual figure is 240 thousand plus 200 if we get promoted.
I trust Cooper and Scott to find the right players just an observation that's all.
Striker from derby on 14:17 - Jan 31 by ReslovenSwan1
You can avoid the hard truths using the ignore button. Day by day the truth is becoming apparent. I am one of the few willing to openly criticize the Trust strategy by using logic. Because it is political, linked in a small way to democratic socialism in some repsects, there is little chance of converting people. All I can do is make arguments and watch wimps, do what wimps do best, and run away.
[Post edited 31 Jan 2021 14:33]
We disagree mostly but we need people like you if only to keep debate going.
Looking at the stick you and I get,it would eem eternal damnation is guaranteed for us both so I 'll see you there.
By all means please give your views whatever they are and fear not about those who pound you. There is still a posse of precious clown who th ink they know it all.You ,nor I nor anyone else does.
Further,I have yet to see you directly insult anyone as you address the subject matter -mainly.
I know it's cr@p init we are second in the league and 4 points from the top we sign a player that has represented England from 16yr -20yr old that Cooper knows and could work with...No ambition eh?
Indeed.
0
Striker from derby on 14:46 - Jan 31 with 1135 views
Striker from derby on 14:30 - Jan 31 by onehunglow
We disagree mostly but we need people like you if only to keep debate going.
Looking at the stick you and I get,it would eem eternal damnation is guaranteed for us both so I 'll see you there.
By all means please give your views whatever they are and fear not about those who pound you. There is still a posse of precious clown who th ink they know it all.You ,nor I nor anyone else does.
Further,I have yet to see you directly insult anyone as you address the subject matter -mainly.
Keep it going Res.
Jesus love Ya
You are the only swans "fan" i know that was in favour of the sale to the yanks, it's hardly surprising you're clinging on to his coattails now.
I want a mate like Flashberryjacks, who wears a Barnsley jersey with "Swans are my second team" on the back.
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
