Do you regret letting Steve Cook go?

Bold Seagull · May 20, 2017

sparkie said:
No. Haven't even thought about it, let alone actually regret it.

I hope we learn from it though. You look at Southampton and they are holding their own through having faith and commitment in young players coming through and selling for huge fees.

1066familyman · May 20, 2017

golddene said:
Took my calculation from iPad maps, blame them. Just asked for directions from Old Shoreham rd to Kingsway, Hove. Withdean east Bus stop to Old stein, and Village way to Old stein. Maybe I should have borrowed a measuring wheel and walked the courses? Do apologise Whilelion and Edna.

So, Apple even inflate their map distances to go with their vastly over inflated products.

Who'd have thunk it.

rgb · May 20, 2017

Ive been keeping an eye on Dunk (since we were linked to him a few years back) and - whilst I'm obviously biased - and I don't think Dunk is anywhere near as good as Cook. Next season will allow for a more balanced comparison, given both will be up against the same attacks.

I would be very surprised if Dunk were to get an England call-up ahead of Cook.

Braggfan · May 20, 2017

I never liked him after that court case. I know they were found not guilty, but they didn't cover themselves in glory and regardless of the verdict there was still some pretty disgusting behaviour going on. I'm not disappointed he's gone, I'm actually pretty glad of it.

Surf's Up · May 20, 2017

Seagull kimchi · May 20, 2017

Braggfan said:
I never liked him after that court case. I know they were found not guilty, but they didn't cover themselves in glory and regardless of the verdict there was still some pretty disgusting behaviour going on. I'm not disappointed he's gone, I'm actually pretty glad of it.

Dunk was found not guilty too.

Seagull kimchi · May 20, 2017

Braggfan said:
I never liked him after that court case. I know they were found not guilty, but they didn't cover themselves in glory and regardless of the verdict there was still some pretty disgusting behaviour going on. I'm not disappointed he's gone, I'm actually pretty glad of it.

Dunk was found not guilty too.

Wardy's twin · May 20, 2017

I'll be honest in the bits of game time I saw him play I thought he was good, so surprised that we got rid of him (i guess because of the court case) and think the club could have done more with him. my personal view is I would like to see more of our players (especially local lads) come through the youth system into the first team.

SeagullinExile · May 21, 2017

Wellesley said:
I had to let him go because he refused to commit, also, my wife has much bigger tits.

Sussex Nomad · May 21, 2017

Bold Seagull said:
I hope we learn from it though. You look at Southampton and they are holding their own through having faith and commitment in young players coming through and selling for huge fees.

Yeah because they are feeders to Man U and Liverpool.

Sussex Nomad · May 21, 2017

rgb said:
Ive been keeping an eye on Dunk (since we were linked to him a few years back) and - whilst I'm obviously biased - and I don't think Dunk is anywhere near as good as Cook. Next season will allow for a more balanced comparison, given both will be up against the same attacks.

I would be very surprised if Dunk were to get an England call-up ahead of Cook.

Rose tinted.

Wellesley · May 21, 2017

SeagullinExile said:

Bold Seagull · May 21, 2017

Sussex Nomad said:
Yeah because they are feeders to Man U and Liverpool.

They're making themselves a competitive, top 10 team.
16/17 £43m in / £54m out
15/16 £40m in / £85m out
14/15 £76m in / £105m out

They're attracting quality players who know they can progress at the club. The youth know they will get a chance at the club. There is a strategy there that has seen 3 successful managerial changes through success, profits on transfers, and yet still competing in the top 10. You look at Stoke they've spent millions but not had the transfer market success of Saints.

scousefan · May 21, 2017

I always rAted him and was gutted when he left

Sussex Nomad · May 21, 2017

Bold Seagull said:
They're making themselves a competitive, top 10 team.
16/17 £43m in / £54m out
15/16 £40m in / £85m out
14/15 £76m in / £105m out

They're attracting quality players who know they can progress at the club. The youth know they will get a chance at the club. There is a strategy there that has seen 3 successful managerial changes through success, profits on transfers, and yet still competing in the top 10. You look at Stoke they've spent millions but not had the transfer market success of Saints.

I absolutely don't disagree and I have said on here in the past that Southampton are the ultimate model to aim for.

Lord Bracknell · May 21, 2017

golddene said:
Took my calculation from iPad maps, blame them. Just asked for directions from Old Shoreham rd to Kingsway, Hove. Withdean east Bus stop to Old stein, and Village way to Old stein. Maybe I should have borrowed a measuring wheel and walked the courses? Do apologise Whilelion and Edna.

What's wrong with Village Way to Rottingdean?

[I'm aware, of course, that the answer to this question is ... Woodingdean]

golddene · May 21, 2017

Lord Bracknell said:
What's wrong with Village Way to Rottingdean?

[I'm aware, of course, that the answer to this question is ... Woodingdean]

I checked that first but in their estimate of distance it stated that it was further!

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