We'll regret selling him

[rocky]

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...155795,00.html

[Stevie Freestein II]

He could have taken a pay cut then.

[SAFCMikk]

Well of course, he was playing games but only because Bramble & Turner weren't up to speed or fit, now that at least Bramble is, he wouldn't have gotten much of a look in.

[burchmackem]

I tend to agree.

[jonnie_makem]

In the best long-term interests for the club. Might be a struggle until Titus gets back some match speed.

[GingerNick]

he wa versatile which I why I was suprised to see him go, but I suspect it was a straight financial decision..much like steed


he would have been on a daft contract thanks to keane (steed was the clubs highest earner) and he was in the last year..would he have been happy to renegotiate a lower dealer? I doubt it..we got a fair fee for him as we overpaid in the first place

[cluffy]

He's becoming a better player by the day since he left

[All gone pear shaped]

We won't regret it one bit. Only regret is spunking 8m + 3 years top earner wages for a very mediocre inconsistent player.

A few ok games alongside better players and he's Maldini.

[rocky]

Originally Posted by cluffy

He's becoming a better player by the day since he left

Woah there fella, I've always been a fan of Ferdinand.

[sonson]

Not for 4.5 million we won't.