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And Southgate plays Phillips and Henderson for all games, and benches Fodden.

I loved that 92/93 season under Gould, after the dour 18 months of Terry Butcher / Don Howe when we should of gone down (91/92) However Gould was a mad man! Even then. He also sold Rosario & Gallacher in Jan / Feb that season which basically killed the season's momentum.

Absolutely! And early August is a long way off....

He lost his form from Jan 2023. Playing as a foil to Vik was a hard watch. Even when he was scoring at the start of this season he wasn't convincing, and his goals were in the most part fortunate. He was lean and hungry this season, but every time he played he looked isolated, with his lack...

2 new signings. Otherwise I have based it on our current squad, and assuming that Bidwell, O'Hare & Godden will go. Subs: Wilson (GK) Kitching Burroughs Allen I. Moore Palmer Mason-Clark Tavares

He was clearly disappointed with our contract offer when he got back to fitness this season. Obvious downturn in performance and body language since Feb. Not sure he’s made his mind up yet though on his future. He signed for us I L1, when I’m sure the Villa contract extension was more lucrative...

Davenport wasn’t on loan to us. He was our academy player and was sold to West Ham

Wasn’t David Pipe a winger? Don’t remember him being well built. He was no Mo Konjic

Remember seeing him mixing with fans at the 2018 Play off final. He's massive. Seems he's knuckled down and could be playing Championship football next season. As I recall he was a bit of clown when here, making silly errors and trying to be too fancy.

The Torp goal was certainly 50/50 for offside. The fact they used one angle to make the decision that Wright was offside (so we are led to believe ) and the subsequent camera angles released after the game that confirmed he was level. If that was Man U v Arsenal, they would have checked & shown...

For me the moment of the season. I can't remember another goal that I celebrated harder. The elation of that performance, comeback and goal was magical. The Man U comeback was special, but we played so much better against Wolves.

He played the 22/23 season at RWB for Swansea didn't he? He is a CB for me, and possible back up DM. Not a starter but a good squad player. You could definitely see he seemed slower by the last few months of the season, which would back up the fact he was playing with an injury.

Is Isaac Moore fit yet? Highly rated

McCallum has impressed me when I've seen him since he left. He really came into his own too by the end of the 20/21 season. Would be happy with him coming back

Have a strange feeling this may not be as nailed on as everyone thinks. He's waiting or considering offers, but lost his form and place in the team from March, so the offers may not be as good as he'd expected. He signed with us in 2020 when allegedly better offers with on the table...

And Sheaf is going to West Ham (although manager-less) and Simms is going back to Everton, Dasilva to Freiburg, and Godden to Charlton.

Just a sign of modern football. Players will always try to look for more money (as we all do) or higher divisions to play in. Had we gone up, we might of kept O'Hare, and this Sheaf talk wouldn't of even started. Sheaf though, fair enough. Cracking player who can control that midfield and I can...

Palmer will always divide. For me, I love him, he drives forward, is always on the front foot and tries to make things happen. He might give the ball away but no-one else plays like him. O'Hare likes to play little triangles around opposition box, but if we're not bossing possession he's not...

Crushing. Club tried to big up the fact we got Roy Wegerle ( who was admittedly good) in exchange, but Gallagher was a legend.

Classy centre half who’s just had a poor run of form. Liked him immediately. He will be a key player next season