Brighton & Hove Albion goalkeeper Tim Krul has said that he made the right move by joining the Seagulls in the summer.
The 29-year-old shot-stopper joined the club after 12 years at Newcastle United but is currently the second choice at the Amex, behind Mathew Ryan.
Despite making only one appearance since making the switch in August, the Dutchman is confident that he made the right decision in joining the South-East club.
"From what I've seen so far, 100%. The facilities, the setup, the people, I could not have made a better decision," Krul told The Argus.
"Not only because it is six degrees warmer."
Brighton host Stoke City on Monday night, knowing that a win could put them just four points off the top four.
