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Can't see it personally.

They had Jacob Blyth who went to Leicester too before Baker-Richardson and Bishop.

They did even when they were lower down the pyramid with guys like Josh Blake and Mark Bellingham. Not players that were going to step up but were absolute goal machines at their level.

Colin Bielik-Edmondson-Mayall. Remember him well.

Got it now!

Well, that ones thrown me.

It'd be more than 5% sell on. We got 10% (I think) on Maddison and 15% on Wilson. Would think at least 10%. Think 1m to 1.5m is probably a realistic up front fee. I'm not sure it's worth doing at 500k. If we get promoted and he plays well in the Championship, he becomes a 5m player. Got to...

Both of those definitely made the wrong move. McNulty has had a good spell since leaving us, at Hibs, which got him into the Scotland squad. You wonder where Thomas would be now if he'd stayed. Maybe he wasn't good enough for us anyway, he was in the team that were relegated. I think he'd be...

Nathan Jones Richie Wellens Matt Taylor Ian Evatt Tim Flowers Stephen Robinson Michael Flynn Nigel Adkins Paul Clement Gareth Ainsworth The point is there are plenty of managers who could do a better job. You don't know until you make the change though. There are names you'd never even think...

Godden has scored 96 goals in the last 5 years. JCH has scored 21 in 35 since leaving us. Chaplin has 6 in his last 6 games in the Championship. Maybe it's not that our recruitment team can't spot a striker. Maybe we don't play in a way that enables them to be effective.

Ian Evatt

Last 10 games is pretty close to relegation form.

He lives in a bubble, no point trying to explain to him.

You're right, I shouldn't have lowered myself to that level. Put it down to frustration. You're 100% right, there is no political debate now, it all gets so nasty (particularly online). I'm not sure what it is, I'd have said it was around the time of Brexit but think that's just coincidence as...

The post is that it's a turning point in our season. The post isn't we should turn to someone else. If you mean who else is there, I can create a list if you'd really like.

This kind of thing is so unintelligent. Let's not pretend that Robins is some sort of Messiah and there are no better managers out there. He's not yet at a position to be sacked but if it were to happen we could end up with someone better (or conversely another Russell Slade). I actually think...

No, absolutely not. I'd bring Bright back in a heartbeat even if it meant losing O'Hare. O'Hare is better as an impact sub.

Why have we abandoned 3-5-2? Just because 4-5-1 worked better against Ipswich doesn't mean it's the way we should play every game.

People moan when we sign players from non-league.

Not sure O'Hare is good enough to play in league one consistently. He's a squad player at best and seemingly more effective coming off the bench.