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Re: Jack Cork
I kinda agree with Inchy with regarding people knocking the move. He's good enough to make the starting 11 - how can this not be good news. We need another though.
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Re: Jack Cork
He's choosing his in-flight meal.FactualFrank wrote:Look up... it's already been posted.
Re: Jack Cork
Wouldn't touch kone with a barge pole.AGENT_CLARET wrote:if all the links/rumors coming in and going out come off we could line up like this
Heaton
Lowton Kone Mee Taylor
Jota Cork Hendrick Brady
Vokes Assombalonga
Subs: Pope Tarkowski Ward Guðmundsson Westwood Barnes Walters
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Taylor ahead of ward? So soon?
Jota on the right in a 442 hahaha you having a larf?
Heaton
Dawson Tarky Mee
Lowton Hendrick Cork Taylor
Walters Gray Brady
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Re: Jack Cork
I can only assume you're thinking of player morale, but the other lineups I see, have Tarky on the bench. Taylor is better than Ward, so why wait?CFS wrote:Taylor ahead of ward? So soon?
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Re: Jack Cork
Two things really stand out for me, 150 + prem appearances and also Vice captain of a team. This would indicate he'd fit well, has experience at this level and can lead, whats not to like?
Ok we might of moved on as a club from when he was last here, but I'd bet he's not the same player either, I bet he's developed as well. This could be a very astute signing.
Ok we might of moved on as a club from when he was last here, but I'd bet he's not the same player either, I bet he's developed as well. This could be a very astute signing.
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Re: Jack Cork
How do we know that Taylor is better than Ward? I thought it was widely agreed that Ward was one of our players of the season?FactualFrank wrote:I can only assume you're thinking of player morale, but the other lineups I see, have Tarky on the bench. Taylor is better than Ward, so why wait?
I'd be very surprised if Ward didn't start the opening game.
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Re: Jack Cork
[quote="CFS"]Wouldn't touch kone with a barge pole.
Taylor ahead of ward? So soon?
Jota on the right in a 442 hahaha you having a larf?
Jota can play wide right, wide left or cam he plays out wide on the wing for Brentford so yes on the right in a 442
Taylor ahead of ward? So soon?
Jota on the right in a 442 hahaha you having a larf?
Jota can play wide right, wide left or cam he plays out wide on the wing for Brentford so yes on the right in a 442
Re: Jack Cork
Taylor unproven in this league. Going to have to bide his time.FactualFrank wrote:I can only assume you're thinking of player morale, but the other lineups I see, have Tarky on the bench. Taylor is better than Ward, so why wait?
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Sorry phrased it wrong.AGENT_CLARET wrote:
Jota on the right in a dyche 442?
Big difference in playing on the right in a free role and playing on the right running up and down tracking back.
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Re: Jack Cork
Opinions my friend. Opinions.Rileybobs wrote:How do we know that Taylor is better than Ward?
I live in West Yorkshire and I've friends who are Leeds fans and I've been to Elland road 3 times when he played 90 minutes. In my experience of watching him - he's better than Ward.
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Re: Jack Cork
LOOK AT THE PIC AGAIN FRANK...................Its not the same picFactualFrank wrote:Look up... it's already been posted.




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Re: Jack Cork
That's true and I think with Dyche he likes to make people work for their place. From the games I've seen Taylor, he's better, but I do get your point.CFS wrote:Taylor unproven in this league. Going to have to bide his time.
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I know it's an opinion, I'm just asking how can you conclude that Taylor is better than Ward considering the levels that each have proven themselves at.FactualFrank wrote:Opinions my friend. Opinions.
I live in West Yorkshire and I've friends who are Leeds fans and I've been to Elland road 3 times when he played 90 minutes. In my experience of watching him - he's better than Ward.
We are away at Chelsea on the opening day and I'd bet my bottom dollar that Ward, who hardly ever puts a foot wrong, starts at left back ahead of Taylor who is entirely untested at this level.
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Re: Jack Cork
It's my opinion of watching Taylor and seeing Ward the season before last in the Championship and comparing the,. Taylor moves quicker. He gets the ball, controls it, looks up, passes it... quicker. He takes players on quicker. He just plays football quicker.Rileybobs wrote:I know it's an opinion, I'm just asking how can you conclude that Taylor is better than Ward considering the levels that each have proven themselves at.
We are away at Chelsea on the opening day and I'd bet my bottom dollar that Ward, who hardly ever puts a foot wrong, starts at left back ahead of Taylor who is entirely untested at this level.
Wait until he plays for us and then see what you think.
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Re: Jack Cork
It's a really excellent acquisition if he signs.
I'm amazed there's any dissenters as my impression was that his spell with us was unanimously popular at the time and he's only gone on to better things.
It looked like he enjoyed his time with us at Burnley. I think he and Jay Rod got on like a house on fire. We should be pinching ourselves that we're attracting players like this. UTC.
I'm amazed there's any dissenters as my impression was that his spell with us was unanimously popular at the time and he's only gone on to better things.
It looked like he enjoyed his time with us at Burnley. I think he and Jay Rod got on like a house on fire. We should be pinching ourselves that we're attracting players like this. UTC.
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Re: Jack Cork
I bet he gets the shirt number 11
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FactualFrank wrote:It's my opinion of watching Taylor and seeing Ward the season before last in the Championship and comparing the,. Taylor moves quicker. He gets the ball, controls it, looks up, passes it... quicker. He takes players on quicker. He just plays football quicker.
Wait until he plays for us and then see what you think.
I've seen Taylor play a number of times, although only on TV as I couldn't bear to watch a Leeds game in the company of the home support. He looks a good player, especially going forwards.
I'm not disputing that he'll dislodge Ward in time - that's why he's been brought in. But I highly doubt that he will start the opener in place of Ward and I think it would be a poor decision to do so.
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Re: Jack Cork
I know what you're saying and I can agree with that. Like I said further up, we need to include how players think - their mind etc, so yeah I do agree with you - make Taylor work for his place and not just give it him. That's often how I see things anyway. If I was the manager, you can't make it easy for players. They have to work their ******** off to get their shirt.Rileybobs wrote:But I highly doubt that he will start the opener in place of Ward and I think it would be a poor decision to do so.
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Re: Jack Cork
Heaton
Lowton Tark Mee Taylor
Cork
Hendrick Defour
JBG Britt Brady
be class that
Lowton Tark Mee Taylor
Cork
Hendrick Defour
JBG Britt Brady
be class that
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Re: Jack Cork
Which one is Jack Cork ?AGENT_CLARET wrote:LOOK AT THE PIC AGAIN FRANK...................Its not the same pic![]()
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the one I posted shows a pen in his hand

Re: Jack Cork
He's now showing as a Burnley player on Wikipedia.
Re: Jack Cork
Is that Inchy in the trainers under Corks chair ??
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Don't be silly, it's the invisible man.Firthy wrote:Is that Inchy in the trainers under Corks chair ??
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Re: Jack Cork
Blackrod wrote:He's now showing as a Burnley player on Wikipedia.

I'm hoping the fee shown on Wikipedia isn't entirely accurate though.
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Re: Jack Cork
Typical Burnley.
Spending ALL the money gained from our successful campaign last season on ONE player.
Garlick out.
Spending ALL the money gained from our successful campaign last season on ONE player.
Garlick out.
Re: Jack Cork
Was a great loan signing for us in the Championship all those years back, and I remember the uproar on clarets mad when we couldn't bring him in but Southampton could.
Never heard much about him since, and my initial reaction was that he hasn't progressed much since. But seen posted that he's had over 150 prem apps, and is/was the vice captain at Swansea so that can only be good news. Can't deny I would have been more excited had we signed him back in 2011 than I am about signing him right now.. but still sounds like a decent signing.
Never heard much about him since, and my initial reaction was that he hasn't progressed much since. But seen posted that he's had over 150 prem apps, and is/was the vice captain at Swansea so that can only be good news. Can't deny I would have been more excited had we signed him back in 2011 than I am about signing him right now.. but still sounds like a decent signing.
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Re: Jack Cork
It makes me happy seeing those pictures.
I'm now confident the clubs merchandise will fit me!!
I'm now confident the clubs merchandise will fit me!!
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Sounds promising maybe we will never know how close dyche was to going palace . Maybe he has asked for a squad capable of competing in the premier league . Hopefully we can get this one over the line . You was right on the first oneKnutsfordclaret wrote:In hindsight, as I still have charity money in my pocket after this pm. I will donate £50 if this does not come. Let's hope it's a lucky charm.
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Must be factual if it's on there. Phew! We can now all relax.Blackrod wrote:He's now showing as a Burnley player on Wikipedia.
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Looks a little too small for him in my opinionRammyClaret61 wrote:It makes me happy seeing those pictures.
I'm now confident the clubs merchandise will fit me!!
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Clothing sizes - S,M,L,XL,XXL,BumbleRammyClaret61 wrote:It makes me happy seeing those pictures.
I'm now confident the clubs merchandise will fit me!!
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Only on TV?Rileybobs wrote:I've seen Taylor play a number of times, although only on TV as I couldn't bear to watch a Leeds game in the company of the home support. He looks a good player, especially going forwards.
I'm not disputing that he'll dislodge Ward in time - that's why he's been brought in. But I highly doubt that he will start the opener in place of Ward and I think it would be a poor decision to do so.
Pretty much every week then?
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Re: Jack Cork
Taylor - never played above Championship level while Ward has now played 140 Premier League games. I wouldn't dispute Taylor's potential but I would suspect he's some way to go yet to better Ward, certainly based on Ward's performances for us last season.FactualFrank wrote:Taylor is better than Ward, so why wait?
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Re: Jack Cork
Taylor will have to be good to take Wards spot. Taylor could have a long season sat on the bench if Ward stays fit
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Re: Jack Cork
Is his agent John Henshaw?



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It seems I got this wrong. Looks as though Bumble was, as I posted, accompanying him to Ireland, but it appears he will be having his medical and completing the deal there. So no deal done yet.ClaretTony wrote:I wouldn't expect Bumble there until a deal had been done. I might be a million miles wrong on this but I think it is more likely he's had his medical and completed the deal today and Bumble has stayed behind to accompany him to Ireland. If that's anywhere near correct I think we will find out tomorrow.
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So it's 99% done. Welcome back Jack.ClaretTony wrote:It seems I got this wrong. Looks as though Bumble was, as I posted, accompanying him to Ireland, but it appears he will be having his medical and completing the deal there. So no deal done yet.
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Tony outClaretTony wrote:It seems I got this wrong. Looks as though Bumble was, as I posted, accompanying him to Ireland, but it appears he will be having his medical and completing the deal there. So no deal done yet.
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Oooooooo, jack cork eh? Big buy that one!!! Hahahs
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Bit early to be breaking out the crystal meth one would have thought?
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All the fee etc agreed yesterday afternoon.ClaretTony wrote:It seems I got this wrong. Looks as though Bumble was, as I posted, accompanying him to Ireland, but it appears he will be having his medical and completing the deal there. So no deal done yet.
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He wouldn't be flying out to Ireland if the fee hadn't been agreedKnutsfordclaret wrote:All the fee etc agreed yesterday afternoon.
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agreed, originally he was supposed to have a medical in uk but looks like ran out of time. would hope the medical is a formality. be great to be announced today.ClaretTony wrote:He wouldn't be flying out to Ireland if the fee hadn't been agreed
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Firthy wrote:Cork has always been in Ireland, it's never moved![]()
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Re: Jack Cork
latest news, picture was in a hotel at the airport and medical was completed yesterday. one hiccup to sort out and all done
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Is Jack Cork a Midfielder or Attacker ? I thought cork was a stopper...
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Then onto the nextKnutsfordclaret wrote:latest news, picture was in a hotel at the airport and medical was completed yesterday. one hiccup to sort out and all done
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Re: Jack Cork
The "hiccup" is just he broke both legs when Bumble sat on him by mistake.
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Re: Jack Cork
If you're Irish come into the parlor,
There's a welcome there for you;
If your name is Jonathan or Jack
So long as you come from Ireland,
There's a welcome on the mat,
If You come from the Mountains of Mourne,
Or Killarney's lakes so blue,
We'll sing you a song and we'll make a fuss,
Whoever you are you are one of us,
If you're Irish, this is the place for you!
There's a welcome there for you;
If your name is Jonathan or Jack
So long as you come from Ireland,
There's a welcome on the mat,
If You come from the Mountains of Mourne,
Or Killarney's lakes so blue,
We'll sing you a song and we'll make a fuss,
Whoever you are you are one of us,
If you're Irish, this is the place for you!
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