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Depends on form. If Simms starts banging in the goals, Sakamoto and Wright keep up with their goal scoring form… EMC will have to fight to force his way into the team. It’s really exciting, you’ll think the summer we’ll add more options out wide and in midfield.

Agreed. COH will want to prove he’s a Prem player, there was a lot of opposition at Villa to releasing him in the first place. He’ll want to play at the next level and if someone offers him that, he probably won’t stay.

No utility players! We sign players to take us to the next level. The only difference is whether they are ones for the future or players to start right away. We have quite a lot of outgoings so next season will be exciting to see how we develop the squad.

Similar mindset here. Without knowing much about the player I had a quick google. https://footystats.org/players/england/ephron-mason-clark

We have a plan and we just have to stick to it. Making rash decisions in the transfer market can lead to expensive mistakes. At least with this signing because there’s a loan-back agreement we know he’s a player we really want.

Signing Ayari was also strange.

Honestly, I thought McFadz was going to drop to a L1 or L2 team. I do not think moving to Blackburn will work out at all. You cannot dislike McFadz and he’s been a stalwart since he’s joined and as other have said, arguably MRs best signing… … Platitudes aside, my gut feeling was that he was...

It’s not his choice. It’s within Peterborough’s gift whether or not they sell. Like us, they’re chasing promotion themselves.

That’s not how things work and you should probably know that if you’re an adult.

Exactly this. Long term planning wins the day. Panicking is how you end dropping £1m on Leon McKenzie.

Do you know if the club have made an effort or not? It’s been a quiet window across the board. I’m sure MR knows the weaknesses in his squad but there’s also a longer term plan at play.

I can’t imagine Peterborough would be happy to sell their best player on deadline day when they’re sitting 3rd.

This is what Saddlebrains source said to him. The confusion is that @Saddlebrains thought this was Ricky-Jade Jones rather than Ephron Mason-Clark. Correct me if I’m wrong but I’d imagine a specific name was asked about following the possibility RJJ was wrong.

Plus the first player had a double barrelled first name. Not surname.

We’ve settled on a formation that works with our personnel and there’s not need to change that yet. We have one real wide player in a formation that plays two. Wright has played well and Palmer has done a decent job filling in. But, if you lose Sakamoto I can’t see is playing two players out of...

It’s not just the formation and when interviewed, Robins had no issues with our performances back then. No COH, and a side that needed ‘bedding in’. The big change wasn’t so much the formation, it’s been the partnership of Sakamoto and MVE down the right wing. Can you imagine Simms, Palmer or...

If we revisit the pre-season threads lots of people were tipping them to do well. My predictions for the end of the league: - Title will go to the final day between Leeds and Leicester (probably Southampton too) - Ipswich to finish 4th - We’ll finish in the playoff

We’ll just adapt and revert to 3-4-1-2/the box again. It’s not ideal but the team is familiar with it still.

Their form over Jan was pretty poor. Their only win was against Sunderland at home. Just like Stoke and Birmingham were tipped by SBT to have done well in the transfer market over the summer, I think Hull won’t make the playoffs this season.

I would play Torp, I thought he had some really nice touches v Bristol in what was a difficult game for the team as a whole.