Andy Cook (footballer, born 1969)
Andrew Charles Cook (born 10 August 1969) is a former professional football player, who is now the physiotherapist at National League side Eastleigh. Playing career. After playing for Halterworth and Mountbatten school teams, Cook gained representative honours for Eastleigh and Winchester Schools, and Hampshire Schools, before signing as a trainee at Southampton in 1985. He signed full professional terms in July 1987, and made his full first-team debut at home to Manchester United on 15 August that year. Having only played 22 first-team games in all competitions, and scoring one goal, and failing  to settle into a regular first-team slot at either left-back or left-midfield, Cook signed for Exeter City (then managed by former Southampton player Alan Ball) in September 1991 for a fee of about £50,000. Cook's nomadic career has subsequently taken him to Swansea City, Portsmouth, Millwall, and, lastly, Salisbury City. Career as physiotherapist. He retired at the end of the 2005–06 season, becoming Salisbury's Football in the Community Officer. He then became manager of the club's reserve team before becoming part of City's physio staff. In Summer 2008, he left Salisbury to  become Woking's physio and also registering as a player. Following the departure of Kim Grant as manager, he was briefly joint caretaker boss of Woking with Phil Gilchrist. In 2009, Cook joined Conference South side Eastleigh as a physio.