When does acceptable become unacceptable?

[Jimmy Badfellow]

Was acceptable to ditch Taylor but like the players we'd have liked in the last transfer window our budget wouldn't allow. So his replacement will mirror that so more than likely be the same result.

Like when we lost out at the last minute for Archie Collins to Peterborough.Apparently bossing League 1 with them. Those are the players you should be investing in,not 1 season veterans with injury issues.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Like when we lost out at the last minute for Archie Collins to Peterborough.Apparently bossing League 1 with them. Those are the players you should be investing in,not 1 season veterans with injury issues.

Tend to agree with that

Our track record for doing that has been poor in the last few years

[MillerBill]

Like when we lost out at the last minute for Archie Collins to Peterborough.Apparently bossing League 1 with them. Those are the players you should be investing in,not 1 season veterans with injury issues.

That failure to beat off a lower league club to get Collins, he knew so much about, really disappointed MT.There were other players targeted that we could not persuade to come.When we cannot bring in lower league players to our club it does question what plan we have.

[Gainsbro_Miller]

That failure to beat off a lower league club to get Collins, he knew so much about, really disappointed MT.There were other players targeted that we could not persuade to come.When we cannot bring in lower league players to our club it does question what plan we have.

We have picked up some players from 'lower league' clubs before and I would put the Scottish & Irish leagues in that category - that is what should be looking combined with some experienced championship players - if affordable, fit & half-decent.

Recent examples of lower league players coming good for us include Jamie Lindsay, Matt Crookes, Hakeem Odoffin, Will Vaulks, Michael Smith & Georgie Kelly - all of them (in my opinion) add(ed) something to the squad and not expensive - fees paid or wages.