The Trusts big mistake was in 2014 when we allowed Jenkins to run it like it was all his own.
A mistake but with good intention as up until then it looked as if we were going places after coming 8th. No one knew that he was secretly dealing with these people until it was too late, even at the last minute no one believed what would happen, especially gagging everyone for disclosure.
In 2015 I started writing on here when working in Egypt but even more passionately when I discovered Bob the knob was coming and stressed then before he took one game that it was the most ridiculous appointment since Cullis, which even made us a laughing stock on Sky Saturday football show.
Since then I have constantly voiced opinion that money has been filtered away on non football employees, with some wanting to believe it was inflated football wages causing the problem as the owners wanted us to believe.
I have suggested that these bastards never ever paid Jenkins up front and the shares were bought in instalments through Swansea trading and the other 28 investors, together with an inflated salary, all classed as conspiracy theory.
I am now of the opinion the loan fees and parachute payments coming in have finally paid him off.
The Yanks are now on their own, no one in Swansea will help them, as much as some believe the Trust isn't doing enough, I firmly believe we now have bargaining power, for once all 20,000 will question every single move they make. Any company relies in the trust of its customers to provide a good product, these haven't provided sod all. I also believe they have retrieved their investment and a profit, how we might never know but Jenkins does.
If they can get the next full parachute payment a few of the instalments and the TV revenue from the FA cup, my earlier prediction of them gone by the end of the season looks good, just before the accounts have to be submitted in June