I fecking hate our fans sometimes

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Nads said:
Didn’t see Luton do anything at all, Portsmouth look weaker to me.

Barnsley didn’t need to do anything other than keep players, which they did, and I believe Charlton lost a big one.
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Surely Luton will drop in form at some point?! What they've done so far is nothing short of miraculous, especially since losing their manager out of the blue, they haven't skipped a beat.
 
Nads said:
Exactly mate, didn’t 2 of their top players have loans ended as well? And they’ve already been starting to falter.

I think they’ve ****ed it.
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Between Us, Luton and Barnsley. I said somewhere earlier , we need to win 13 out of 19 games and we're up, f @CK the rest.
 
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clockstander said:
Donald Methven and Ross, not the coaching staff if they have anything to do with set plays at which we are dire.
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I wouldn't compare what this new lot have done in 6 months to what Bob Murray and Peter Reid achieved. Each to their own, though.
 
CBD saffy said:
I wouldn't compare what this new lot have done in 6 months to what Bob Murray and Peter Reid achieved. Each to their own, though.
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I love Bob Murray for his legacy, but let’s not be rose tinted at the same time, I was only a kid but I remember he was very much criticised and fans were desperate for him to go.

He was true to his word with the academy and stadium and therefore left as a great chairman and owner. He wasn’t always that though, often far from it.

Reid performed miracles. No question. Loved the bloke, always will.
 
polyphemus said:
May not matter too much as this just might be nothing but a sticking plaster solution to the problem caused by Maja's departure.

Grigg's record says that he is very good in league 1 but mediocre in The Ch'P.

In our current situation I've no objection at all to this approach and you never know, he MIGHT turn out to be a Prem Striker and the best bargain since SKP.:emoticon-0148-yes:

At least hope costs nowt.<whistle>
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But at the same time he hasn't had a run of games in the championship and that's important to strikers. He could still suprise us yet, especially if the team as a whole take to the league

Guess we'll never know unless it happens

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Nads said:
I know it’s YouTube videos etc but I’ve a feeling we are all looking straight past the man who might make the biggest impact, Morgan.

Remember we’ve had goals all season, we just swapped Maja out for Grigg, but we’ve failed to find that bit of magic to get clear in games.

The pace and end product of Morgan looks very, very eye catching and it may well be that he’s the key ingredient.

I’ve no doubt Grigg will score the goals, and backed that signing from first mention, but we needed more than that, we needed some midfield guile.

Morgan, and Grant in there with a bit more forward impetus than we’ve.had, and Honeyman on way back, well we should be far stronger second half of season.

Considering where we are, it would take a real defeatist to not fancy us to go up now.
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Grant and Honeyman are going to keep cm's busy so no more fullbacks being covered by their mdfielders. Teams are going to have to drop their wingers back to cover now which means we'll be able to peg teams right back. I think this will suit the forgotten man Wyke and our fullbacks. We've really addressed our weaknesses. There's a good chance for everybody to shine. Players like Morgan are going to do damage if teams don't double up on them, which leaves spare men to cause havoc while playing a high pressure game. I'm struggling to see how we can be contained.

Going to see a lot of teams putting 11 men behind the ball now. First time this season I look at us and think we look dangerous and solid all over the pitch.

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Brian Storm said:
Grant and Honeyman are going to keep cm's busy so no more fullbacks being covered by their mdfielders. Teams are going to have to drop their wingers back to cover now which means we'll be able to peg teams right back. I think this will suit the forgotten man Wyke and our fullbacks. We've really addressed our weaknesses. There's a good chance for everybody to shine. Players like Morgan are going to do damage if teams don't double up on them, which leaves spare men to cause havoc while playing a high pressure game. I'm struggling to see how we can be contained.

Going to see a lot of teams putting 11 men behind the ball now. First time this season I look at us and think we look dangerous and solid all over the pitch.

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Couldn’t agree more Bri, and there’s options in almost every position.

I wish we wouldn’t put us all through the turmoil every time though, had to book Ramside to calm my missus down cos I was a bit of a **** in my stressed state <laugh>
 
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Brian Storm said:
But at the same time he hasn't had a run of games in the championship and that's important to strikers. He could still suprise us yet, especially if the team as a whole take to the league

Guess we'll never know unless it happens

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4 in 10 isn't even that bad at all.
 
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Teesdarlomakem said:
How embarassing .....

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Just come in, havent seen or read other posts yet but totally agree. The snippet I have heard is it is £4 mil if we get to the Prem. If that is the case its a snip if we dont it hasnt cost that much.
I wonder what the f*ckers would have been like if we hadnt gotten a striker in.

Good transfer window in my opinion.
 
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Portsmouth signed Vaughn ! I reckon to stop us getting Grigg, luton signed two canny players we have the best squad now in this division, and the Spurs lad gets good reviews, lets just hope the game gans ahead.
 
monty987 said:
Portsmouth signed Vaughn ! I reckon to stop us getting Grigg, luton signed two canny players we have the best squad now in this division, and the Spurs lad gets good reviews, lets just hope the game gans ahead.
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Why haven't you replied to your own thread?
 
Here's a summary of what our League One rivals did:
Luton
In
Alex Baptiste - QPR to Luton, loan
Jason Cummings - Nottingham Forest to Luton, loan
Aaron Connolly - Brighton to Luton, loan
Out
Lloyd Jones - Luton to Plymouth, Loan
Portsmouth
In
Andy Cannon - Rochdale to Portsmouth, undisclosed
Bryn Morris - Shrewsbury to Portmouth, undisclosed
Lloyd Isgrove - Barnsley to Portsmouth, Loan
Viv Soloman-Otabor - Birmingham to Portsmouth, Loan
James Vaughan - Wigan to Portsmouth, Loan
Omar Bogle Cardiff to Portsmouth, Loan
Out
Joe Mason to Wolves, loan
Ben Thompson to Millwall, loan
Andre Green to Aston Villa, loan
David Wheeler to QPR, loan
All returning to their parent clubs
Danny Rose to Swindon , Free
Barnsley
In
George Miller - Middlesbrough to Barnsley, undisclosed
Out
Brad Potts - Barnsley to Preston, undisclosed
Charlton
In
Josh Parker - Gillingham to Charlton, undisclosed
Out
Karlan Grant - Charlton to Huddersfield, undisclosed
Billy Clarke - Charlton to Bradford, Free
Peterborough
In
Josh Knight - Leicester to Peterborough, loan
Others:
Jerome Sinclair - Watford to Oxford, loan
David Meyler - Reading to Coventry, loan
 
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