I must be weird. I personally wish Adam all the best. Yes, he's handled the move poorly, but beyond that he has been the most exciting Saints player over the past 4/5 seasons, and was a massive part of our recent success.
People go on about him pledging his loyalty to the club only to change his mind. Big wow. I very often make decisions on a Saturday evening, that I disagree with immediately the next morning. Such is life. Seriously though, has no one ever eagerly accepted a job offer, only to suddenly change their mind a day or two later? I have quite a few times. Let's face it we all brown-nose our employers when we need to. It's exactly the same with footballers. Just a job.
Furthermore, losing key players gives us the chance to bring through more exciting young talent, and to be honest I really enjoy the fact that Southampton has the best reputation in the entire country for developing youth, especially after what happened in Brazil. If we can introduce three exciting English youngsters every season, and still play exciting, attractive football, then that means a lot to me.
I really want English football to rise up again. The national team, the Premier League, everything. And if that means the "big" teams occasionally signing our youngsters (for massive sums of money), rather than buying cheap foreign imports, I can live with that.