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The not going for the title in League 1 did it for me. Steady pair of hands up to that point but happy with being one of the also rans whilst cultivating a persona that he's a "good football man". Should have gone as soon as we were promoted.

I’d exclude Dolan from that list he was never signing on here

More waffle It doesn't change the fact I think we will progress, move forward and grow." There's so much self-inflicted pain. Our response to disappointment is so poor

As can happen with performances sometimes but the were unbeaten had went to free scoring and promotion challenging Coventry and got a great draw away from home before scoring 4 themselves in their first home opener could they be awful down the line quite possibly but this early on downplaying a victory is weird

If you genuinely believe the club is going into a good direction you’re a fool, unless the venkys have all of a sudden decided to sell the club that is. It is more worrying they’re unable to tie down key players for me

You're presuming there. 3 games into the season isn't enough of a sample size to decide if who has been brought in are downgrades. Don't get me wrong, I'm not naive enough to think cutting expenditure isn't a factor in player turnover either. Let's be honest though, how many players can you think of over the years have left and improved? Szmodics, Lennihan, Diaz, Armstrong, Rhodes, Gestede there's many others I've probably forgotten... All played their best football for us, then left and fallen off big time. Brittain and Travis won't play any better than they have for us. They move on, we move on. At least we move on with younger players with more potential.

Honestly baffling, our fan base are so fickle it's laughable and sad.

So, let me get this straight. It's now the fault of Brittain, Dolan, Travis and the former player liaison officer for being bitter, greedy, or whatever else and not those in charge who've been clueless since pretty much when they arrived, have a plan? This a parallel universe?

I used to watch my rugby league team doing sprint training. It was interested to see who won the races. The guys that were nowhere over 20 yards would sometimes be the winners over 80 yards.

Based on that I watched the game and they looked a league two side. We could have scored 10.

Yes, next to ability confidence is the most important factor in a players make up.

I don’t get that argument at all this early in the season tbh an abysmal hull? Based on what in their opening two games?

The option is to buy of all things wrong this was one of the most sensible things done given the injury. If he performs and stays fit and meets their obvious high expectations for him then great we will take the option and sign him. If he doesn’t hit the heights or can’t stay fit then we won’t

He should have never been allowed back in the first place.

Think quite a few are getting carried away after our win on Saturday against an abysmal Hull team. This transfer window had been nothing but a downgrade replacing experienced championship pros with foreign gambles on low wages/low fees. Having said that the signings of Morishita and Baradji have stepped up the quality of incomings all of a sudden so perhaps the message has landed at the club somehow. If we can bring in one or two experienced or similar stature strikers then things would be looking a lot more promising otherwise I am still expecting a relegation scrap of a season.

Gestede should be on his way then.

Interestingly none from the last 15 years of destruction. I wonder why that might be. Best get used to it because as long as these owners remain memories from 20+ years ago are the best you'll get.

Id be grumpy too if I was given 100 things to do every day when it is only physically possible (apparently) to do 20-30 of said things

If only 😁 You can watch the court cases over the internet - he’s definitely sat there as grumpy as ever 😁😁.

To be fair, it was going to be permanent until injury. Nothing to do with rating him or not.

No one knows the option? If they really thought he was such a good player - theyd have made it a permanent transfer.

No he's absolutely correct on the John McGinn story. We had the chance to sign him very early in the window but Mowbray told him he was coming in as back up to what we already had (Smallwood & Evans). He did end up signing for Villa in that window, in mid August. We ended up with Reed on loan instead, who was miles better than those pair but as you say spent most of his time out wide. A very strange manager/character Mowbray, I personally dont particularly like or dislike him, but his constant sniping at the fans when in one of his many death spirals with "not 1995 anymore" ""I'm a development coach" " I dont work on set pieces" "I dont look at league tables" etc always left a bad taste in my mouth. Also the constant complaining that he was away from home all the time like he was doing us a huge favour, he took the job! Then ended up at Birmingham and West Brom years later that were even further away. Also encouraging his own staff leaving the club for Sunderland because "they are a huge tank coming past our knackered little car". People are too gushy over a 3rd division promotion when it comes to Mowbray for me. He did an ok job for around 24-30 months, then massively outstayed his welcome.

Does that mean he'll be training by himself? I'll get my coat.

With an option

How do we know this? Have you got spies in the Indian camp?