It's exactly this.
If anything the mood in the camp looks as good as it's been in years and years.
Sincs and Kolli are proving there is a route from the development team to the first team and this summer's acquisitions seem to be a statement that, that's something we intend to continue. What other team would have given someone as inexperienced as Armstrong so much game time? Whether we should have and why is another matter. His decision to want to leave is likely down to a combination of things but most prominently I guess would be external pressure, I don't think it's a reflection on the club at all, ultimately for someone refusing to sign and holding out for a move he's under performed.
Dykes on the other hand, whatever footballing limitations he might have, is a genuine good egg.
I'd say we look like a good proposition for young players now but their job is to be good enough.
