Think it was on

Thank you Callum! And well done to Batth for some great defending and to Eustace for making adjustments. Get in!

Sub 'em all off

Get Bucko and Cantwell on the ball. Settle down and dominate, shouldn't be too difficult.

Paid £10 for this 😄

Is it on RoversTV?

Who's broadcasting it?

They'll offer more wages than us as well. No chance. We need a bit of luck in our recruitment when we're shopping in the bargain basement.

Dolan will be on pennies so we won't replaced by anything other than a loan player.

Lacks range of passing and can't finish either, but is a decent backup and does well when he has time on the ball. Doesn't fit too well in our current system imho.

Would think Stoke will want to test him at L1, like we're doing with Markanday.

The problem with Bucko and JRC are they are more prone to making mistakes and do not cover/protect our defenders in the same way that Travis and Tronstad do. Our squad might be marginally stronger on Feb 3, but I'm disappointed so far as we have only replaced like for like so far, not added anything - and certainly not improved.

https://motleedsnews.com/comment/leeds-united-look-set-to-make-patrick-bamford-mistake-as-exit-stance-shared/ Anyone think Bamford is worth £30k/w?

Yeah. But we also know there are snowball effects and one deal can trigger a series of consecutive deals. Things change quickly. But worrying that we haven't announced a new chief scout yet, and that this is only the second transfer window to the men in charge at the moment - a vital transfer window too.

Eustace wouldn't accept Forshaw unless he's promised funds for an attacking player. The big question is if we're able to attract a goalscorer within our budget. It's not easy and I have my doubts...

Same to you, what's your point?

Huh? Do you agree he's injury prone or not? That's the question - not whether wiki is pin-point accurate.

I expect you to come up with something more accurate then. "The 32-year-old has had trouble staying fit since joining the Pilgrims from Norwich City in January due to a series of minor issues, which has limited him to eight starts and four substitute appearances. Forshaw lasted only nine minutes of the match against Steven Schumacher's Stoke City at the bet365 Stadium on Saturday before he had to be taken off." https://uk.news.yahoo.com/more-injury-frustration-plymouth-argyle-113007214.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAD5mFgSXrGIhcq7jAKEP2h-9iFCboG0ii1kE2iRcT2AdnhhPP_ZPtqN-27wkGpdd1CJmCDp7bu3Njn4A8qNAHefsNGku4JtP5Opq3atedOZNSIty_WABQOez8wEXtYj8eI7ho07md9r1ocQj69NmDA-Dk84zaQLGt2Q0XnAA4i2x

Forshaw, fo' shaw

Reeks of having learnt nothing from the past with new people at the horn. We need bodies that are ready and not players that go straight into the treatment room. No talk of blocking pathways any longer, that's for sure.

Good for Plymouth. A bit overrated in my view.

That’s what I meant.

He’ll be retired within two years. That body has a lot of mileage on it.

Jed Wallace is decent but not what we need. Bamford is far from the player he once was and one we need to avoid. Beginning to figure out why J. Park left.