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Both Norwich and Swansea Cities have spent record transfer fees this year on strikers from the Championship; the Swans captured Watford's Danny Graham, while the East Anglian avian cousins grabbed Welsh International Steve Morison from Millwall. Both clubs have also re-tooled with stars of the lower-tiers like Wayne Routledge, Leroy Lita, Anthony Pilkington and Elliott Bennett.
Though both are spending – both appear to have spent nearly nine million pounds – it seems both are following the WBA and Blackpool approach to the Premiership: survival would be nice, but not worth overextending the club's finances. With sound investment and a keen eye on the wage bill, the <a href="http://www.steelworld.com/nflcheapjerseys.aspx">http://www.steelworld.com/nflcheapjerseys.aspx</a> parachute payments should see a club in contention for promotion again within a year or two.
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