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Not Coventry have just sold McNulty so they will be in with a punt type of Journalism then? We definitely made an offer??

If he had gone for Ched Evans the eggs might have ended up on his face.

Yes we need a replacement for McNulty. But lets not panic. We need someone who can score 15 plus in League 1, not just a body in a number 9 shirt so we can say we have signed a striker. Every team is looking for strikers who can score regularly, it is not easy.

It doesn't say he would say yes to any league either. It's open to all offers and I will take the highest.

We may as well stick with Beavon and save a wage.

I think he means today?

No wonder she hates you

But that is where they have seen Bayliss play in a wide position. They now have someone who is a natural wide player and more experienced at that level. It still cuts down Bayliss's first team opportunities if he were to go to Derby.

And Harry Wilson midfielder from Liverpool on a season long loan.

Also Grendel let's not forget in the seven odd games Marsden played for us he was class. He just did the simple things very well. Head up, look around, give me the ball, knew where it was going before he received it, pass, run, give me the ball...repeat. He was happy to receive the ball in...

King flopped because he had a dislocated knee. Marsden wasn't an urban myth he had ability (recognised by most clubs in the country before his knee injury at Huddersfield), ability that stayed with him into his thirties and flourished at Southampton. But you write most players development off...

But we bought Brian King years ago, had never missed a game, then early on dislocated his knee. Every transfer is a risk. When we sold Willie Carr to Wolves they knocked the price down because of concerns over his knees, he played for them for years. We got cold feet on a small fee for...

Scatter gun approach, need to overhaul their squad and just need players.

Stokes did okay while he was here but showing signs he is on the wane. We have brought two in and they need to show the manager is right in backing them. This seems like positive team building; not selling for a bit of money and bringing in wing and a prayer replacements. Since Pressley and...

Personally I would gladly move out off those blocks (crap perspective/view of the game) and go and sit in the middle blocks.

I also think it depends how much quality is already in the team around a young player. Giving them cover, giving them good passes and service, giving them options when on the ball, advice and talking them through the game; its not always about the individual player.

Apart from Grendel who is 10.

Lofty ambitions.

Surprised people are panicking when so many had Ponticelli as the answer last season?

In fairness I always wanted UK teams to do well (except Wales ).