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Agree with you. He looked like he'd be able to fill the attacking, goal-scoring midfielder role I mentioned. I'd rather we just went for three, and bought better quality rather than the four you mention. I recognise that this constitutes a gamble, but I'd avoid the defender you mention. Upson...

That's the two out. For what it's worth, I don't disagree with you on those two, although I think we should seriously listen to offers of over £2m for Buckley, which might make it three. More importantly, however, as you've identified the two out, I'm interested in you letting us know who the...

Think Golddene was referring to the Sheff Wed game when he returned from suspension, and when he broke his foot after about an hour. I do remember him being clear and failing to get the ball under control, largely because he was so slow. He is slow. This has been accentuated by his injury. His...

This is not the essence of the article. You've interpreted it as such, and interpreted it badly.

On what basis are you making this last claim? He didn't look that disinterested on Saturday when, after a full game of the referee awarding decisions the way of the opposition, he got booked. He still doesn't look fit, but this has only exarcebated his key fault, namely, a total lack of pace. If...

While agreeing with most of your points in this post, I'm not convinced by this. If anything Naylor can be faulted for a paucity of analysis. He rarely ventures into this territory, but when he does his points are usually pertinent and his intervention is at key moments. His job is also not to...

Naylor's article -- or what I've read of it that's online -- is broadly right, as is most of the comments in this thread (that won't last, in all probability). The key point he makes is that the real time to assess the situation is in twelve days time. Now is not the greatest time to do so. We...