Burnley boss Sean Dyche has claimed the signing of Jack Cork last summer from Swansea was a 'no-brainer', as the Englishman prepares to face his old club on Saturday. The Clarets are flying high in the Premier League this season and are seventh after 11 games, and Cork has received plaudits for some of his performances in midfield. By contrast, Swansea have struggled, and their decision to sanction his sale for £10m is looking like an increasingly silly one. The Swans' loss is Burnley's gain,...
Source: 90min.com