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Cook was behind Gordon Greer, Adam El-Abd, Tommy Elphick, and some chap called Dunk (a year younger than Cook, but a much better prospect) in the pecking order, so was unlikely to get a run at the first team.

Hmm, let us assume England caps shall we. Four players capped, five caps in total, Steve Foster got three of them... what am I missing here? :whistle:

"impasse"? There is no impasse, Leeds know he isn't for sale. :shootself

I feel relieved now the Brighton Marathon 2020 options have finally been outlined - I've deferred to next year. Training plan number three will be drawn up in December. 😀

A certain team up the road have being doing this with a certain player for years... :whistle: ... and this has never happened for that certain player! :lolol:

The simple minded find it very easy to get administrative areas mixed up with the actual regions don't they though? Parts of Sussex come under the auspices of the Kent authority for instance.

We have to have some fun somewhere :wink:

We are under absolutely no illusion that our membership of the Premier League is a given*, and that there are more established and recognised clubs in that league. We perfectly understand that the first aim of any season for us as a club is to stay up. As long as we are entertained we are...

I don't think that is true at all, Bristol City weren't mathematically safe from relegation going into that game, so they had more riding on it. I think that the main issue we had with those last three matches was that Hughton started experimenting with the tactics he was going to use in the...

That is sad, one of the more agile performers, I always used to enjoy his appearances on World Of Sport.

... and Villa played their first team. Just to prove the point.

I wouldn't like to comment on the Brighton of today, but certainly historically it was very much working class as it was a centre for the railways - Brighton Works, Lancing Carriage Works, and the Pullman Carriage Works all being based in the vicinity... and of course people forget that all...

The heavens have properly opened over Guildford, and the accompanying cool breeze is such a relief!

Has Ernest been moonlighting again?

:lolol: Good luck fishing with that nonsense. If I were you I'd start by editing the first sentence into something legible, then you might stand a chance of catching a few. :lolol:

David Weir talks about the benefits of the loan system to the development of young Brighton players: https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/1750885/loan-players-have-made-progress I wonder if Leeds have a pathway development manager..?

I doubt anybody under the age of 30 either remembers or cares.

Bamford has scored once in 27 Premier League appearances, and only scored 16 goals last season despite all these chances that were apparently being created for him. He might get into double figures with less games and less chances this coming season, but Bielsa is really going to have to work...

Well deserved too.

That is quite a cool thing to do.