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Did you take a break over Xmas? Our strikers have scored 5 in the last 4 games... and are all scoring roughly 1 in 4. Which is respectable. McNulty has no goal scoring record in League 1.

May is playing a game of political brinksmanship. Delaying the vote is doing two things; forcing Brexiteer MPs to choose between a Brexit of sorts, or risk not leaving at all and for Remain MPs, the risk of a no deal Brexit. She’s in an impossible position. Brexiteer MPs consider a no deal...

For me, it’s a toss up between Callum Wilson and McGoldrick. I’d edge toward Wilson, especially because I wrote him off the season before his breakthrough.

I’ll forgive and forget if he bangs in a few goals. I’m sure he supported Wolves too and in his position, I’d do what I could to get a move to Cov! I’m doubtful we’ll be in a position to sign him in any capacity either way.

The likelihood is that you’re right then! I thought Hereford were in the National League!

I was hoping for about 50k if I’m honest, but have no idea what kind of cash they’ve got to spend!

Apologies for the vagueness. I Was talking about Clarke, but I’ve realised he’s under contract until 2020.

I wonder if this is the kind of ‘wheeling dealing’ Robins is on about. I can’t imagine we’d have gotten anything more than £100k but it’s still money in the kitty*. * for Joy’s handbag fund...

If he was a free agent in the summer, we should pull out all of the stops, but I wouldn’t push the boat out to sign him this window. I want to see if Hiwula and Chaplin can form a good partnership, so far they’re 4 in 4 starting together. I also like JCH as an impact sub so there are definitely...

I enjoyed watching McNulty during his time here, but, it’s best we moved on because I can’t see where he fits in and he has no resume in L1 to justify any fees or his wage demands. Leon Clarke would be a great shout if he was available and we had the means to get him, but I doubt that. The kind...

If you think about, is it that good a decision financially? Over one or two seasons, absolutely! But, he’s not getting a game, Reading will want to get rid of him, and he could be in a position where no one even in League 1 will take a punt on him after he’s done a Reading. Remember, he has no...

Chaplin has 6 goals and 3 assists in 23 appearances whilst Thomas has 1 and 4 assists in 21 (all competitions). There’s the stats and I know who I’d rather have.

George Thomas should’ve stayed with us, could’ve had a stormer in League 2 and earned a move to the Championship or better. Going to Leicester has stunted his development because he spent a season playing U23s football instead of playing men’s football. 2 years later, we’re in the top half of...

My post is not directed at you, it’s more of a observation in electorates over the last few years. Since you’re not the poster who dismissed my point because I went to uni, the post doesn’t apply to you. It does apply to people who dismiss political points because of someone’s age or...

I like Davies, he’s always been unlucky to have not made more starting appearances because Hyam and Willis are playing well at the minute. Willis leaving may not be the end of the world because it may allow us sign some bigger centre halves to improve our physicality. I’d like Willis to stay...

A lot of people don’t care about experts or their opinions in this current political climate across most of the Western world. In fact, on this thread someone dismissed my opinion because I went to university, as if it made me this ultra-leftist. It’s astounding.

Agreed. Despite both being really good defenders, Willis and Hyam struggle to pose a threat from setpieces. This said, I wouldn’t drop either for Davies, who is yet to score for us in 37 appearances. We definitely lack physicality and that’s area we need to improve upon going forward if we’re...

No I haven’t.

I’ve misinterpreted the data, I accept that. Honest mistake. The statistics, fortunately, still favour my narrative that there should be a second referendum, especially if May’s deal is rejected in Parliament.

YouGov, its main poll asked people how they would vote in another referendum, that scored 54-46% in favour of remaining in the EU. Alongside this it asked numerous questions in relation to Brexit and a second referendum. Including how people would vote in a referendum if May's deal was rejected...