Ngog switch is key to cash splash

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Triumph wrote:
Blah! Blah! Blah! you really are getting predictable..Personal insults tut. tut. 

It's for your own good, you are clearly mental.

No one with a brain would say Ngog was a good signing. Not even Scott.

Triumph wrote:
Be very careful what you say Nat.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Triumph wrote:
Be very careful what you say Nat.

How dare you talk to me like that, do you know who I am?

Triumph wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Triumph wrote:
Be very careful what you say Nat.

How dare you talk to me like that, do you know who I am?

Do you?

Triumph wrote:
Do you?

bwfcdom wrote:Bolton fan here.

You will probably hear things from my fellow fans things such as 'Thanks for taking the worst player I've ever seen off our hands yada yada yada'.

I implore you to ignore them as much as they ignore the facts.

You've got yourself a bargain on a great player. He's quick, the ball sticks to his feet, he bring others in to play and take people on. Yes, there is a lack of goals, I don't think it isn't that he can't finish, at least when he has to do so instictively, the problem being when he has time to think in front of goal.

In our relegation season, our best run of results and performances ( including beating Liverpool, Everton and drawing against Arsenal) were when Ngog was playing as a lone front man. I firmly believe if he were a more permanent fixture in the team we would have stayed up.

Last season, in our terrific end of season run which saw us narrowly miss out on the play offs, Ngog was again at the centre of this.

So, he may not score that many goals but I honestly believe the team played better and the results were better when he was playing.

I just hope your fans have the intelligence to see past the lack of goals. - See more at: http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/swanseacity/forum/101042/1211529/ngog-deal-done/page:3/#post1211529

Boggersbelief wrote:I think he might prove a lot of doubters wrong at Swansea. He's much more suited to the prem, he isn't cut out for the hustle and bustle of the championship and he will get more time on the ball in the prem.

Same goes for most of out players..

Boggersbelief wrote:We will see!

BoltonTillIDie wrote:From the Reebok Roar facebook group:

So with David Ngog's undisclosed fee move back to the Premier League with Swansea lets look at what he actually cost us.

Costing:
4million Transfer Fee
35k a week for 30 months £4,500,000
In total Nearly £8.5 million, this doesn't include any bonus for appearances, goals or a singing on fee

Worth:
Cost per Goal Scored (16goals scored) = £531,250.00
Cost per Appearance (91games played)= £93,406.59
Probably about £250,000 from Swansea

Net Worth to the Club a MASSIVE £8.25MILLION loss for a player who once had and on his very very rare days be a world beater. You could never fault his hard work and grass covered however his poor finishing, lack of confidence and fitness as he always picked up knocks led him to what I personally think as one of bwfc poorest signing, 4million who scored 19 goals in 94 Liverpool games was poor business.

DF came out in the week and said if he moves on we can now look at bringing in 4!!! YES 4 PLAYERS!!!! Lets hope we have learned

As I've rarely slated Ngog as I'm a person who supports a player or I just say nothing....all I can say is THANK GOD HE HAS GONE!!!

Cheers for nothing David