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14 days left of the transfer window and we still don't have a striker capable of scoring goals. Absolutely suicidal to let McNulty go without having a replacement lined up. Will cost us.

I'd be surprised if we signed him at this point, seems to be having a good pre-season at Pompey and Jackett reluctant to let him go. We need a McNulty replacement urgently, no goals in the side at the moment. In other news I see that Paul Clement has confirmed that Reading are signing another...

Scored again, probably slowly convincing Jackett not to get rid

How bad are Nuneaton losing to our kids?

The two Friday night games at the Ricoh last season were two of the best home games all year.

No he hasn't, he's been found 'not guilty', they're not the same thing. All 'not guilty' means is that there wasn't sufficient evidence of crime to find someone guilty beyond reasonable doubt. The trial was a sham in which the poor woman was subjected to all sorts of vile shite about her sexual...

So you'd be happy with us replacing McNulty, a player who was ours and had two years left on his contract, with some kid on loan from Reading whose played 6 games would you? Don't chat shit

If you think a 'reserve' from Sheffield United, who had already had a decent season in League Two, on a full contract is equivalent to kid on loan from Reading whose played 6 professional matches in his career

'What a club!' he says having jumped ship at the first opportunity

Same template as England

No thank you. Done nothing since his return to football and a nasty piece of work.

If we replace McNulty with some kid from Reading we may as well not bother playing this season

Failed on loan everywhere he's been, including League Two Notts County last year

I'll be stunned if he's still either a Reading player or a Championship player by the end of that four year contract

Hope we pass them next year and his replacement bangs them in

So he did force the move then? Prick

Would be fine with him leaving if it was a) an offer we couldn't turn down, b) was to a huge club or c) he wasn't blatantly angling for a move after one season here. However, none of those are true so therefore no well wishes from me, hope he enjoys a relegation battle in a poor side next season.

Hopefully we play Reading in one of the cups next season so he can get plenty of stick

Eisa isn't going to come here when Championship sides have been interested in him plus we'd never spend that much on a player, stop deluding yourselves.

5 in 26 in this division last season, career best is 8 in 30 in League Two... Hard to get excited by that.