Southampton legend Mick Channon has blasted the club's exodus of stars this summer.
Speaking to The Sun, Southampton's all-time record goalscorer Channon is upset a side with so much promise has been broken up leaving the club with an uncertain future.
He said: "I don't know when this is all going to finally stop. It's sad to see a side which was only going to get better being broken up like this.
"The players have chosen to leave and I don't blame the club. Their hands are tied and the Bosman ruling means they have to cash in.
"I realise times change but it was different in my era. I just wanted to play as many big games as I could. Now the power has shifted from the club to the player as they will sit on their backsides at a big club for 20 games a season.
"But they don't really care. There is a big pay packet on offer at a big club. Everyone knows there is no loyalty anymore in football."
