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Of course, but there are ways of doing things, and Bridcutt tried to force a move through his actions. Ulloa did things perfectly. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thought his agent had been involved as well. Not quite as I recall it but you could be right. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I never boo my own team. Bit different for me. The match he missed was Southend as I recall, a meaningless cup match and I believe the club left him out 'as his head had been turned'. He was with the squad at Fulham but was left out. Bridcutt effectively went on strike. I do take your point...

Don't agree. As soon as a player effectively goes on strike 'because his head isn't right', refusing to play, he loses my respect completely. He was always going to get his move and it was a step up for him, better standard, more money etc., but the bottom line is, he couldn't cut it in the...