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I was correcting a post that said he'd hardly played above conference level, I didn't imply anything about how good he was. Jones was 18/19 in his first full season in League One at a time we had one of our worst ever teams with numerous managers. He started League Two on fire and clubs much...

Jones has barely played above conference level? He's got over 100 appearances in the Football League, almost half of those in League One.

They can only go down if Luton and Charlton win and Wigan overturn their points deduction - all very unlikely

But they also had a change of manager and blew their transfer funds on a dodgy keeper

And when they opposition has the ball it's like Wycombe are playing with 10 men as he can't run.

I agree there are a number of factors involved but spend isn't just about transfer fees. Sunderland didn't sign anyone for fee last season but they had a £10m wage bill. Whilst that was a partly a legacy of where they had come from, they still effectively spent more than us and a team with a...

They could also have the highest spend which is far more likely.

Having the 11th biggest budget means that 10 other clubs could have spent more than us if they wanted to (and we don't know that they didn't).

Is Kastanner there?

Dabo is 5 years older than him, doubt they ever played together

It's worth noting that last summer he was signed by Paderborn who were in the German top division at the time.

We almost signed Albertz at the start of our last season in the Prem

A right back when we eventually move Dabo upfront?

They've had a lot of luck. They would have struggled to make the playoffs if the season had finished, Fleetwood gifted them the semifinal and Oxford gifted them the final. They had the lowest possession and passing stats in the league and scored the majority of their goals from set pieces. I...

Luke Garbutt is free and would be a good signing but he was apparently on £27k a week at Everton so it would depend how realistic he is about his current value.

He turned down bigger clubs than us to stay in the Scottish Championship, don't think we'd have had a chance even if we wanted him.

Wigans next two games are against Hull and Charlton so they've still got a chance

The standard deduction is 12 points. The 15 points is in addition if they don't pay 25% to non-football creditors

The BBC reported it correctly. If they finish outside the bottom 3 the points get deducted this season. EFL statement: Wigan Athletic

You can sign players 365 days of the year, transfer window just means they are only eligible to play once it starts. League one & two have already been completing UK transfers and Brighton are signing a Wigan player.