Says it all.
Yes the summer signings have by and large turned out to be poor and the winter ones not much better, particularly Keane. Young hasn't worked out either but that was very last minute as we couldn't get the Colchester lad.Hound wrote: ↑25 Apr 2026 17:42 We’re just not very good. We haven’t been all year. Our points total flatters us. We can’t keep a clean sheet. Create very little. Poor signings, lots of negativity
Not a great way to be going into the summer really is it
Anyway it’ll soon be over and we can try to forgot about it all for a couple of months
And instead have your spirits lifted by a magnificent England performance at the World Cup.Hound wrote: ↑25 Apr 2026 17:42 We’re just not very good. We haven’t been all year. Our points total flatters us. We can’t keep a clean sheet. Create very little. Poor signings, lots of negativity
Not a great way to be going into the summer really is it
Anyway it’ll soon be over and we can try to forgot about it all for a couple of months
Guess that will rule Xabi out of taking over then.Mid Sussex Royal wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 09:27 Ramy from the Chronicle posted last night that today would be interesting????
Some saying on X there was another bust up in the changing room, this time at half time.
Whatever we all think on here he's gone if this did happen. Managers never survive player power.
Actually think the signings since Leam arrived have been decent and much better than over the summer. Think only Keane has been a complete flop and most were saying it was a logical decent move when the deal was made.Mid Sussex Royal wrote: ↑25 Apr 2026 18:07Yes the summer signings have by and large turned out to be poor and the winter ones not much better, particularly Keane. Young hasn't worked out either but that was very last minute as we couldn't get the Colchester lad.Hound wrote: ↑25 Apr 2026 17:42 We’re just not very good. We haven’t been all year. Our points total flatters us. We can’t keep a clean sheet. Create very little. Poor signings, lots of negativity
Not a great way to be going into the summer really is it
Anyway it’ll soon be over and we can try to forgot about it all for a couple of months
Key summer coming up....hopefully with stable ownership we can get business done early this year.
Keane even started quite impressively. But we’ve already seen this “only bringing his ageing mates” meme evolve, which is mostly just bollocks.Actually think the signings since Leam arrived have been decent and much better than over the summer. Think only Keane has been a complete flop and most were saying it was a logical decent move when the deal was made.
Tbf Marriotts signing on paper was a pretty poor move. And not convinced it will turn out a good signing longer term either. Being out injured for half the year with a hammy isn’t a great sign and personally still don’t think he is a great option to lead the line. If we change to two up then fine. History would suggest he won’t score goals consistently at the rate he did this yearstealthpapes wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 10:06Keane even started quite impressively. But we’ve already seen this “only bringing his ageing mates” meme evolve, which is mostly just bollocks.Actually think the signings since Leam arrived have been decent and much better than over the summer. Think only Keane has been a complete flop and most were saying it was a logical decent move when the deal was made.
The other noteworthy one being how flat the signing of Marriott was initially received - my favourite comment was describing him as having had a goalectomy.
If/when someone does the inevitable review of the transfers, I’ll go back and find the most cringe comments.
I'd say of the winter signings, only Ward and Roberts were the good ones. The loans aren't great and although Williams gets a lot of plaudits on here, he's not capable of playing twice a week and we're stuck with him for another season, although not sure if he was a Hunt or Richardson signing.Hound wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 10:32Tbf Marriotts signing on paper was a pretty poor move. And not convinced it will turn out a good signing longer term either. Being out injured for half the year with a hammy isn’t a great sign and personally still don’t think he is a great option to lead the line. If we change to two up then fine. History would suggest he won’t score goals consistently at the rate he did this yearstealthpapes wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 10:06Keane even started quite impressively. But we’ve already seen this “only bringing his ageing mates” meme evolve, which is mostly just bollocks.Actually think the signings since Leam arrived have been decent and much better than over the summer. Think only Keane has been a complete flop and most were saying it was a logical decent move when the deal was made.
The other noteworthy one being how flat the signing of Marriott was initially received - my favourite comment was describing him as having had a goalectomy.
If/when someone does the inevitable review of the transfers, I’ll go back and find the most cringe comments.
Ward was a good signing. Jury out on other winter signings
R Williams was on trial here under Hunt but signed under Richardson.MR. CYNICAL wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 11:27I'd say of the winter signings, only Ward and Roberts were the good ones. The loans aren't great and although Williams gets a lot of plaudits on here, he's not capable of playing twice a week and we're stuck with him for another season, although not sure if he was a Hunt or Richardson signing.Hound wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 10:32Tbf Marriotts signing on paper was a pretty poor move. And not convinced it will turn out a good signing longer term either. Being out injured for half the year with a hammy isn’t a great sign and personally still don’t think he is a great option to lead the line. If we change to two up then fine. History would suggest he won’t score goals consistently at the rate he did this yearstealthpapes wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 10:06
Keane even started quite impressively. But we’ve already seen this “only bringing his ageing mates” meme evolve, which is mostly just bollocks.
The other noteworthy one being how flat the signing of Marriott was initially received - my favourite comment was describing him as having had a goalectomy.
If/when someone does the inevitable review of the transfers, I’ll go back and find the most cringe comments.
Ward was a good signing. Jury out on other winter signings
Think Nayambe is too bulky to be a right back/wing back and has indeed looked quite ordinary the more he's played, alongside a sketchy injury record. Just an older version of Dorsett!Orion1871 wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 11:51 Initially the January signings had a positive impact. However, they haven't kicked on from that start.
Roberts has been pretty poor since coming back from injury and defending is clearly a glaring weakness, Nyambe has dwindled, Keane has obviously been bad.
Young is just a victim of a manager who doesn't have faith on youth.
Obviously Ward's season is over, but he was looking the best of the bunch before that injury and didn't had the chance to tail off or kick on.
It was D Williams I was referring to, remember now he signed in August.stealthpapes wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 11:46R Williams was on trial here under Hunt but signed under Richardson.MR. CYNICAL wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 11:27I'd say of the winter signings, only Ward and Roberts were the good ones. The loans aren't great and although Williams gets a lot of plaudits on here, he's not capable of playing twice a week and we're stuck with him for another season, although not sure if he was a Hunt or Richardson signing.Hound wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 10:32
Tbf Marriotts signing on paper was a pretty poor move. And not convinced it will turn out a good signing longer term either. Being out injured for half the year with a hammy isn’t a great sign and personally still don’t think he is a great option to lead the line. If we change to two up then fine. History would suggest he won’t score goals consistently at the rate he did this year
Ward was a good signing. Jury out on other winter signings
Nyambe has been pretty solid - played a majority of games since he came in.
Basically the busts are Keane and to a lesser extent Young.
But they're certainly not all like Keane and Young.
Yeah, Marriott has done well, but this is comfortably his best scoring season since his red hot 2017-18 season at Peterborough and the first since that season where he has reached double figures in the league.Hound wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 10:32Tbf Marriotts signing on paper was a pretty poor move. And not convinced it will turn out a good signing longer term either. Being out injured for half the year with a hammy isn’t a great sign and personally still don’t think he is a great option to lead the line. If we change to two up then fine. History would suggest he won’t score goals consistently at the rate he did this yearstealthpapes wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026 10:06Keane even started quite impressively. But we’ve already seen this “only bringing his ageing mates” meme evolve, which is mostly just bollocks.Actually think the signings since Leam arrived have been decent and much better than over the summer. Think only Keane has been a complete flop and most were saying it was a logical decent move when the deal was made.
The other noteworthy one being how flat the signing of Marriott was initially received - my favourite comment was describing him as having had a goalectomy.
If/when someone does the inevitable review of the transfers, I’ll go back and find the most cringe comments.
Ward was a good signing. Jury out on other winter signings
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