Paul Cook
Paul Cook
Interested in talking to Wigan apparently, despite them being in the same league as Pompey next season. I suppose with the impending Mickey Mouse takeover at Fratton Park, he feels the need to look around.
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He's done pretty well at Chesterfield and Pompey, I wonder if we might see him manage us one day?
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He's done pretty well at Chesterfield and Pompey, I wonder if we might see him manage us one day?
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Re: Paul Cook
that might maybe so Spike....but what about after that!Spike wrote:Dyche is here Forever!

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He took Chesterfield up then completely shat on them, left for a team in the league below. Now they have swapped leagues.
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He's still based up north.
Owns a pub in the Merseyside area.
Owns a pub in the Merseyside area.
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Re: Paul Cook
He was favourite for Wigan but Nathan Jones (Luton) is now first choice with the bookies. If he does get it, will Robbie go with him? It's over 12 years since he tried to move to Wigan.
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Yep, I remember the radio interview he did when he was saying the club should let him go.ClaretTony wrote:He was favourite for Wigan but Nathan Jones (Luton) is now first choice with the bookies. If he does get it, will Robbie go with him? It's over 12 years since he tried to move to Wigan.
As for Cook, I remember his bizarre loan move to Wigan. He was pulling the strings for us at the top of the first division and he was suddenly shipped out by Stan. Think we hit relegation form after that.
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Couldn't believe it - top of the league and he was in superb form. Suddenly on a Friday afternoon the club announce he's gone to Wigan on a month's loan. He did come back and stayed for another season and a half but was never a regular as he'd been previously. Our record when he started games was phenomenal. I always believe he was Stan's best signing but Stan told me it was Bally.Fretters wrote:As for Cook, I remember his bizarre loan move to Wigan. He was pulling the strings for us at the top of the first division and he was suddenly shipped out by Stan. Think we hit relegation form after that.
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Won manager of the year I see. One for the future perhaps ?
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Paul Cook remains one of my favourite ever Burnley players.
He'll either have to do spectacularly well, or we do spectacularly badly, for him to ever become Burnley boss though.
He'll either have to do spectacularly well, or we do spectacularly badly, for him to ever become Burnley boss though.
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He seems to have a strange habit of doing well at a club then scarpering. I think he left Stanley for Chesterfield, then left Chesterfield after he'd got them promoted to go to Portsmouth. Strikes me as a tad odd, but he obviously has something to offer at lower league level, be interesting to see what happens next.
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Certainly one of my favourite players from the Ternent era - but I'd also be amazed if he went on to manage at the level we're at now.Walton wrote:Paul Cook remains one of my favourite ever Burnley players.
He'll either have to do spectacularly well, or we do spectacularly badly, for him to ever become Burnley boss though.
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Paul Cook was superb for us. One of my favourites from that era.
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Stan can bleat all he likes about not having investment at the time but he was responsible for our demise that season by his decision to ship out Cook.
We were never the same again and I've never heard a whiff of an explanation. Stan let us down and in my opinion has got away with it as it's rarely brought up when discussing his record.
We were never the same again and I've never heard a whiff of an explanation. Stan let us down and in my opinion has got away with it as it's rarely brought up when discussing his record.
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Weren't there whispers that Cook was rather too fond of sampling the wares on offer in his pub?
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Was that when we were away at Palace and won 2-1. He didn't play as we had loaned him to Wigan?
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Exactly right.KRBFC wrote:He took Chesterfield up then completely shat on them, left for a team in the league below. Now they have swapped leagues.
And unlike Coyle, who at least did it to us to go and manage a side he played for, this was all for money.
Nathan Jones is a really promising manager. Probably had half the budget of Portsmouth- but then that probably applies to plymouth, Doncaster and all the rest of div 2. Exeter manager has done a sterling job.
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I was just going to ask whether he still had business up Norf. I thought it was a restaurant he owned but I bow to your knowledge.Rowls wrote:He's still based up north.
Owns a pub in the Merseyside area.