Blackpool winger Tom Ince is confident
that he made the right call in turning
down a move to Cardiff City.
The 21-year-old was the subject of a
bid reported to be in the region of
£8million from the Premier League
newcomers, but decided to stay at the
Championship club to be nearer his
newborn child.
And the England Under-21 international has no regrets about rejecting the chance to
play in the top flight.
"Another new season is fast approaching, and it looks increasingly like I'll be starting
it in the Championship, rather than the Barclays Premier League," Ince wrote in a
column for The Daily Mail.
"No complaints from me on that score, despite some people feeling I may have taken
a gamble by turning down the chance to sign for newly promoted Cardiff City.
"I certainly didn't see it as a gamble when I returned home from South Wales the
other Monday night and phoned my dad (Blackpool manager Paul Ince) to say I was
staying. It just felt the right thing to do, after weighing up all the pros and cons.
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