Yes but they haven't brought them in quicker or in the right order god damn it!From Despair To Where? wrote:Well, we have brought in 7 players with a few more rumoured to be on the go as well as tying up a load of new contracts. That's pretty ballsy activity for less than 4 weeks.
Have they really? Because they've been quite clear the club needs to fund itself and we'll mostly be working with frees and loans rather thm splashing fees.WestYorksRoyal wrote:Couhig et al have been extremely ballsy about what our transfer business will look like.Snowflake Royal wrote:I think what makes one an idiot is having unrealistic expectations and having learnt precisely nothing from the last ten years, whilst also ignoring everything the club, Couhig et al have been saying.WestYorksRoyal wrote:On balance, I agree this is a long term project and it would be better to statt the season with the squad as it is and giving academy players a chance than sign the wrong option on a 2 year deal or longer.
But I don't think disagreeing with this makes you a bed wetter or idiot. It's natural to want your team to start the season well, and our attack is weak. We're top 6 standard in GK, defence and midfield and relegation battle standard on the wings and up front. We're two or three signings away from a good season. For what it's worth, I think we'll see some more arrivals before Lincoln, but it'll still be a slow start as they won't have had pre season to gel.
Also, still being on twitter and tweeting.
"Just watch who we sign nextHound wrote:I’ll accept Some of the language Couhig and co maybe hasn’t been the most helpful
‘Spectacular’ transfer window I think was one. But then it’s seems a bit of a cultural thing, Americans love their hyperbole. We’re a bunch of miserable cynical gits
I'm waiting for "When you see it, you'll shit bricks"Pepe the Horseman wrote:"Just watch who we sign nextHound wrote:I’ll accept Some of the language Couhig and co maybe hasn’t been the most helpful
‘Spectacular’ transfer window I think was one. But then it’s seems a bit of a cultural thing, Americans love their hyperbole. We’re a bunch of miserable cynical gits" followed by tumbleweed was a good one.
This with Bowler camouflaged in the Bearwood trees *chef's kiss*From Despair To Where? wrote:I'm waiting for "When you see it, you'll shit bricks"Pepe the Horseman wrote:"Just watch who we sign nextHound wrote:I’ll accept Some of the language Couhig and co maybe hasn’t been the most helpful
‘Spectacular’ transfer window I think was one. But then it’s seems a bit of a cultural thing, Americans love their hyperbole. We’re a bunch of miserable cynical gits" followed by tumbleweed was a good one.

It’s just social media has done to us isn’t it? Constant refreshing and zero patience, waiting for that next dopamine hitFrom Despair To Where? wrote:Twitter when we go 5 minutes without signing anyone
I know it's an oldie but it's a goodie.
Then we thrased Ipswich 5-0, went on a great run for a few games and we all thought it was the start of something special. Not to be.From Despair To Where? wrote:I think it predates social media. I think it started with the advent of 24hr sports newscasting and the need to have a constant drip feed of news. We've been conditioned to believe that no news is bad news.
One of my favourite windows was 2015-16 where we seemed to be signing players out of nowhere with absolutely zero speculation on most of them. Yeah, most of them were flops but that's not really the point. "We've just signed someone from Benfica!!!!!" "Yeah but who the oxf*rd is Ola John?"
first post in 10 years, and its a good one. welcome back Fred.West F wrote:Fans all have opinions. Some are reasoned, well thought out and sound. Others are the machinations of delusional thinking prejudiced by their innate sense of self righteousness. That only their views count as truth, and others will agree or it is some sort of hate crime perpetrated against them. Twitter is where they congregate to shout at walls in order to alleviate the nagging doubt that may actually be slightly wrong.
Couldn`t have put it better myself, I`m sick of trying to reason with them, 2 games in and we`re already down.West F wrote:Fans all have opinions. Some are reasoned, well thought out and sound. Others are the machinations of delusional thinking prejudiced by their innate sense of self righteousness. That only their views count as truth, and others will agree or it is some sort of hate crime perpetrated against them. Twitter is where they congregate to shout at walls in order to alleviate the nagging doubt that may actually be slightly wrong.
5-1, not that it matters.WestYorksRoyal wrote:Then we thrased Ipswich 5-0, went on a great run for a few games and we all thought it was the start of something special. Not to be.From Despair To Where? wrote:I think it predates social media. I think it started with the advent of 24hr sports newscasting and the need to have a constant drip feed of news. We've been conditioned to believe that no news is bad news.
One of my favourite windows was 2015-16 where we seemed to be signing players out of nowhere with absolutely zero speculation on most of them. Yeah, most of them were flops but that's not really the point. "We've just signed someone from Benfica!!!!!" "Yeah but who the oxf*rd is Ola John?"
Stephen Quinn getting injured seemed to kill our momentum, he was outstanding during that run.stealthpapes wrote:5-1, not that it matters.WestYorksRoyal wrote:Then we thrased Ipswich 5-0, went on a great run for a few games and we all thought it was the start of something special. Not to be.From Despair To Where? wrote:I think it predates social media. I think it started with the advent of 24hr sports newscasting and the need to have a constant drip feed of news. We've been conditioned to believe that no news is bad news.
One of my favourite windows was 2015-16 where we seemed to be signing players out of nowhere with absolutely zero speculation on most of them. Yeah, most of them were flops but that's not really the point. "We've just signed someone from Benfica!!!!!" "Yeah but who the oxf*rd is Ola John?"
We were briefly top two* a few weeks later, but it all went to pieces at 2-0 up vs Fulham. Manager went before Christmas and B McD took a poisoned chalice.
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