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He has a natural strikers instinct which is something that is hard to coach. Hope what happens post loan is still in our hands.

Just reflecting on the international break at least we can watch Wigan or Lincon (and others) to see how the loan players are getting on.

While it could definitely be better your graphic doesn't take account that BTA can play as a forward, Wright as a left winger etc.

Glass half full the squad could be flexible covering a number of positions and be: GK: Rushworth/Wilson LB: JDS, Bidwell, Brau RB: MVE, KKH CB: Wolf, Kitching, Thomas, Lati, Bidwell (emergency) Midfield: Grimes, Allen, Rudi, Eccles, Torp, Lati (emergency) LW: EMC, Brau, BTA, Wright RW: Saka...

I remember he was good at Derby but what level is he at now? This is an extract from the Scottish herald "After three years at Ibrox, the 31-year-old has moved on at the end of his contract following a campaign in which he was a bit-part player. Lawrence displayed his ability throughout his...

Just seen Justin Obikwu has been loaned to Lincon City. League one and started their season reasonably well. Leaves us with Simms, Wright and BTA in the forward areas, surely that loan increases the likelihood of a forward coming in?

Unless the time away is super successful in terms of goals output and he reflects and matures in his attitude. Then there would be a way back for sure.

3 I would think would have a chance. But the rest would not.

Agree with this and perhaps the Sheaf deal explains Lampards reluctance as an injury could have cost the club 6.5 million. Watching the game back the first free kick that lead to the goal was so avoidable and Thomas need to be much more street wise in those situations.

He was not in the last year of his contract.

If there were no injury doubts and he was at the level of the semi final season, he has been sold too cheap given he had 2 years left on his contract (1+ 1 year option in clubs favour). However, none if us have seen that version of Sheaf for nearly 18 months and to see him limping off on the...

That or I might have exaggerated while a few pints deep and frustrated

It's strange no one seemed to significantly react to it. He moved it by about 3 yards, and that in the end made the difference.

Sorry to hear that news, sincere condolences to his family.

Agree with paragraph 1 but why do you think the one 'clearly bubbling' is Hughes?

Like to get through simply so we could potentially draw Villa at home or one of the really big clubs in the next round. 25,000 fans paying on average £20 would be worth half a million to the club and that's not insignificant

Amazing news. I wonder if Doug has given Mike Ashley or Frazers some equity in the club to help facilitate the deal? Being pragmatic having the assets combined makes us a far more saleable entity in the long run and all parties will know that. Either way excellent for the club and fans.

Don't think it's either or tbh. Of course forums are full of armchair experts giving their opinions on the football players they watch for 40+ games a season. But also just because a Premier league team want to make a bid it doesn't automaticlly mean your a top player. Newcastle brought Gail...

Assuming your post is sarcasm, while it's not a bad sign a top flight club are looking at him and it will no doubt push a players value up. I would not be quite as convinced as you appear to be that premiership interest automatically means a player is top quality.

I see the point your making but i would suggest that anti-racism and LGBTQ+ inclusion represent fundamental human dignity rather than political positions. This topic is very nuanced and it's why is best discussed away from football.