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Seriously? I watched him today keeping in mind all these comments about his ability and thought it wasn't the sort of performance that supports those comments. His one chance on goal was while being challenged and still not as easy a chance as the three Ulloa missed, and his touch was much...

While Paynter was here he featured in 10 of 11 games, starting six of them and playing more than 20 minutes in three of his four sub appearances. So was given an extended run and game time to show that he can look like a footballer (albeit a poor one). Obika has not had that time. Out of 8 games...

It wasn't that long ago Ulloa was being criticised for terrible first touches throughout his time on the pitch. In fact it was against Leeds. His first touch was awful throughout that game. I'm sure he trains with the squad all week, too. Movement into open space isn't just "ooh, there's a...

You say that like giving a player who has had to get match fit after a long injury, while also getting used to playing in a new team more than two games before passing judgement is a bad thing. http://www.northstandchat.com/showthread.php?290837-Conway ("Has there ever been a worse loan signing...

He has played a total of 177mins. That's less than two whole games, and he came to us shortly after returning from injury. It's far too soon to write him off, and we should keep reviews of him in this context.

If ulloa scores that chance just before half time we're 2-0 up and the game is won. Obika coming on is more about resting ulloa after job done and wasting a bit of time and no one cares whether he scores or not.