Northampton boss left 'scratching his head' over Sherring's Dons move


Northampton Town manager Jon Brady admitted he was shocked to lose defender Sam Sherring to MK Dons this summer.
The 24-year-old made the short move down the M1 to Stadium MK after two seasons at Sixfields, but drops a division in the process to League Two.
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Hide AdSherring is one of three players to have turned down deals to stay with the Cobblers for next season, with Shaun McWilliams and Louis Appéré also moving on, but it was the defender’s move which left Brady the most confused.
“It's part of football but the biggest thing for us has been our continuity and not having a high turnover,” Brady told the Northampton Chronicle and Echo. "But we had a real strong season in League One and when that happens players are highlighted by other clubs. We make no attempt to hide the fact that we wanted to keep all three players. “With Sam, I think a lot of people are still scratching their head about that, I certainly am because I have a great relationship with him.
“But that’s football and sometimes it drives me mad sometimes but we have to look forward and that's what we're doing.”
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