Another clear out of players like we had in the summer will set us back to square one again. You can't buy team cohesion, it needs time and a settled side for it to work.
If we can get two or three key players and integrate them into the side we will be able to push on in the second half of the season.
Probably the right result all things considered.
Our forwards don't play as a unit. It almost feels like McCormack is playing for a different side at times.
I am not convinced that this £25m offer actually occurred but if it did it could only be from a club in China.
It's too big a risk for a Premier League club.
He bought two central midfielders to replace the two we sold but for whatever reason one of them has not worked out.
I think last summer highlights the difficulty in try to buy a whole new side. It is bound to end up unbalanced or with a number of duds.
Evolution is much more sustainable than revolution.
He's a good player, just joined us at the wrong time unfortunately.
We were totally rudderless and disorganised and in no state to bed in a new player from the French leagues.
Ferguson used to spend huge money as well. The fee for Rio Ferdinand alone would still be considered big money today, £30m for a young defender nearly 15 years ago.
You guys haven't actually left the EU yet. Just talk of it has devalued the £.
The whole Armageddon scenario was based around the premise that Cameron would enact Artical 50 the day after the vote.
As it happened he just threw his arms up in the air and said 'this is all too difficult' and nothing has happened since.
I believe there are 7 electoral collage voters who have come out as 'faithless electors' so far, though oddly enogh the first 6 were in democrate states saying they would vote for a different republican as a protest vote when they were supposed to be voting for Hillary.
Such a bizarre system yet many Americans genuinely seem to think the rest of the world sees their system as some sort of a shining beacon for other countries.
I wasn't expecting us to go undefeated for the whole season under Bruce and losing away to a promotion rival after a 7 game run is probably par for the course for a promotion push.
We are still on track for our goals in my opinion.
A frustrating game away to a promotion rival.
I think Baker instead of Elphick and we would have kept a clean sheet.
Oh well, the unbeaten run had to come to an end eventually, it is annoying that it is always the TV game though.
He was not standing on his line, he was on the six yard line. He only took a step and a half forward to get to the header, he wasn't going to run backwards away from it.
I think the defender should have been marking goal side.