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Paul Cook

English association football manager and former footballerWikipedia

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Oct 28, 2026

Matt Davies-AdamsHOST
44:57
yeah always nice to have a Hayden in there as long time listeners will know that is the name of my son so I've got a half an eye on the exiles for that reason and that reason alone Chesterfield Clarkie if Newport are perennial strugglers Chesterfield perennial playoff participants they hammered crew last week two points off automatic promotion is this the sign of a team who can maybe go up without the need for the end of season additional games this time
Adrian ClarkeHOST
45:22
Well, yeah, I think Paul Cook's never won in the playoffs, has he? So they really don't want to get in there.
Adrian ClarkeHOST
45:28
They need top three.
Adrian ClarkeHOST
45:29
Don't know, actually.
Kieron DyerGUEST
38:59
It might be one or two through suspension.
Kieron DyerGUEST
39:01
And with Vontae, I've had the pleasure to work with him for two years and obviously, not undermining Paul Cook, Paul Cook's the manager and he makes decisions, but there was times I thought that Vontae should have played a lot more football.
Kieron DyerGUEST
39:16
I can remember we used to have big games, obviously we played West Ham in pre-season, but at Chesterfield we used to play Nottingham Forest and I remember Morgan Gibbs-White having a go against Vontae in the first half and he just wrapped him up.
Kieron DyerGUEST
39:31
I call him the anaconda, he just wraps him up and you can't do nothing.
Ali MaxwellHOST
7:34
started the last few
George ElekHOST
7:34
games no well he's his first two assists of the season do you think Paul Cook's just like what assists they were
Ali MaxwellHOST
7:39
I would say right need to get Liam involved he's the only one I can trust
George ElekHOST
7:42
well I mean he is possibly yeah I mean he played as a number 10 here like we talk about Corom and we talk about Mark and Day and other players quite a lot but he's kind of the only he scored six goals last season as well he's just a he's not the best physically but he's a very good footballer at a lead two level and can unlock defences and that's exactly what he did here Brilliant cross across the face of goal for Koroma to score after three minutes.
George ElekHOST
8:49
Four shots on target and five goals always suggests that things might be a little bit... um maybe quite not quite so bad compared to the uh the scoreline um with Chesterfield being very very um clinical in terms of converting their chances but crew were poor Lee Bell spoke after the game interestingly he said that um Chesterfield have been the best team in the league by a distance so far this season for anyone who's been watching which is an interesting take given there are some pretty good teams in there um but they were certainly very good here and he kind of blamed himself for not preparing crew better for the challenges that they would face so after
Ali MaxwellHOST
9:21
went for a for a back three for the first time this season it just
George ElekHOST
9:24
looked like they were a bit confused I had no idea where they were meant to be playing crew yeah after an incredibly strong start to the season maybe just being reminded here that despite the points tally they're some way off the likes of Chesterfield and possibly other teams who are towards the top end of the table but but they will learn a lot from this you know complacency can often kind of set in and I guess a defeat is something you can take forward and try and ensure it doesn't happen again Chesterfield having thrown away a lot of points from winning positions relentless here for their first win in four games which has been a disappointing because as has often been the case of Chesterfield under Paul Cook in moments they look like the best team in the league but also they seem to shoot themselves in the foot quite a lot but there was no foot shooting here
Ali MaxwellHOST
10:06
Yeah, there's no real way of doing this next bit without sounding incredibly harsh.
Mark BirtlesPANELIST
32:25
It'll either go one way or the other.
Mark BirtlesPANELIST
32:28
So I think if Lee Bell was trying to catch Paul Cook out, the reverse happened as well.
Mark BirtlesPANELIST
32:32
Paul Cook caught Lee Bell out and it was just an absolute shit show from the very first whistle.
Mark BirtlesPANELIST
32:40
Nobody looked like they knew what they were doing.
Mark BirtlesPANELIST
32:43
And yeah I mean I've done the first goal the second one comes very quickly
Luke PayneHOST
52:22
And up front, I've got Tyler Walton of Accrington, who is our star player of the week, alongside Paul Mullen of Rotherham.
Luke PayneHOST
52:30
I've got that lot being managed by Paul Cook of Chesterfield, although it very easily could have been John Doolan, to be fair.
Luke PayneHOST
52:37
It was a tricky call this week.
Luke PayneHOST
52:40
And the only other thing to mention is goal of the week, which I think for me has to go to Luca Woodhouse of Exeter for his goal against Fleetwood.
ElliePANELIST
9:05
And, and those five players, like you said earlier, they'll be wanting to start on Friday as well.
Phil TooleyHOST
9:11
And Ben Smith, you know, it, it's a trip to Newport County on, on Friday, but all of those changes have all said to Paul Cook big and loud that we're here and we deserve a chance.
Ben SmithPANELIST
9:27
Absolutely.
Ben SmithPANELIST
9:27
They, they, they were fantastic.
Ben SmithPANELIST
10:43
Uh, just, just met it underneath it a- and glanced it in, uh, for three-nil.
Ben SmithPANELIST
10:47
Yeah, so fantastic, uh, for tho- for those that have come in.
Ben SmithPANELIST
10:50
Fantastic, uh, f- for Paul Cook that, that, that it demonstrates, uh, what, what kind of depth he's got, uh, w- within this squad, because it hasn't...
Ben SmithPANELIST
10:58
A- as I said, it's not felt like they've been a million miles away from doing this to somebody else, uh, in the past few weeks.
MattGUEST
4:36
was a tricky one because they're a side full of quality.
MattGUEST
4:39
They're a side full of quality players that I see people just reading in the comments here saying the risk of sounding like Paul Cook still needs to gel to some extent.
MattGUEST
4:47
So yeah, decent point.
MattGUEST
4:49
Better than zero.
ElliePANELIST
9:05
And, and those five players, like you said earlier, they'll be wanting to start on Friday as well.
Phil TooleyHOST
9:11
And Ben Smith, you know, it, it's a trip to Newport County on, on Friday, but all of those changes have all said to Paul Cook big and loud that we're here and we deserve a chance.
Ben SmithHOST
9:27
Absolutely.
Ben SmithHOST
9:27
They, they, they were fantastic.
Ben SmithHOST
10:43
Uh, just, just met it underneath it a- and glanced it in, uh, for three-nil.
Ben SmithHOST
10:47
Yeah, so fantastic, uh, for tho- for those that have come in.
Ben SmithHOST
10:50
Fantastic, uh, f- f- for Paul Cook that, that it, that it demonstrates, uh, what, what kind of depth he's got, uh, w- within this squad, because it hasn't...
Ben SmithHOST
10:58
A- as I said, it's not felt like they've been a million miles away from doing this to somebody else, uh, in the past few weeks.
GavHOST
34:29
Another one was Alfie Pond at Chesterfield.
GavHOST
34:34
Finally getting some game time under Paul Cook.
GavHOST
34:37
Started in the draw at Colchester in midweek.
GavHOST
34:39
Good player, this lad.
Jake SmithHOST
38:22
The longest is Mikel Arteta at Arsenal at six years and 305 days.
Jake SmithHOST
38:27
You've then got Nigel Clough at Mansfield, Phil Parkinson at Wrexham, Dean Brennan at Barnet, Paul Cook at Chesterfield, Leighton Orient at Ritchie Wellens, Johnny Jackson at ASC Wimbledon, Unai Emery at Aston Villa and Lee Bell at Crewe Alexandra.
Jake SmithHOST
38:40
And of course, John Massino in 10th in that list of three years and 276 days.
Jake SmithHOST
38:47
The 92's 10th longest serving manager will speak in postgame on Tuesday night with Andy May.

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