Be a good signing Wallace.

You can't help but like him

From our seats, it looked like he could only head it back across goal. It was a brilliant header.

I don't think there can be any doubt, Gueye must have had involvement in more of our goals than anyone else. However he does it, by hook or by crook, he's our most effective forward.

Stop panicking, he's hardly put a foot wrong all season.

All duhs present and correct.

Let's call it a threesome 😁

I'm sure he hangs on every word.

I very much doubt he would want you to feel sorry for him.

No, as always, it's wait and see. I would see the logic in that kind of signing, although I didn't realise Bamford was injured.

Didn't realise he was injured, but the logic still applies.

That isn't their defence at all, read back and see how much negativity there is to each individual player.

Don't know to be honest, but like you, I could see the logic.

He is annoying, other fans will say the same about Cantwell. I could actually see Bamford making the runs that Cantwell is crying out for. We've got the foreign wildcards in the squad, I could see the logic in bringing in experienced, belt and braces Championship players. I'm reading that trying to sign the likes of Bamford, Brereton and Wallace is evidence of the club not going for it. To me it would suggest the opposite, proven players don't come cheap, it would be a completely different January window to normal.

Always liked Wallace, adapting a well used phrase on here, I'll go and pick him up and drive him here myself.

It's one thing turning our nose up at Forshaw, doing it to Brereton takes it to another level.

Minus the first choice keeper as well, so good effort today.

.... and the most predictable post of the season goes tooooo(drum roll)..........

If, as someone has said, Plymouth terminated Forshaw's contract, who is benefiting from this supposed favour?

Saw Shelvey arrive for transfer talks(Forest?). Ripped jeans, hoodie, walking like he couldn't be arsed. Wouldn't touch him with a barge pole personally.

Didn't say they'd do it, then again I never expected the latest one, but it's a step in the right direction. A good uptake may get a few behind the scenes thinking.

That's why a designated area would work to attract new fans, as opposed to losing existing ones to the flexi.

I don't think there would be some mass switch that you seem to be suggesting. I certainly wouldn't consider changing seats now and I'd bank on most of the long timers would feel the same. Would you?

Whichever area, doesn't really matter, the idea being anyone renewing with a flexi ticket would have to change their seat. It would be aimed at new/lapsed supporters. Obviously, anyone who would be willing to give up their existing seat could do so.

I suggested a separate area, with unreserved seating , ie Blackburn end upper, for flexi tickets,not simply keep your existing seat.