Stand pat.

[Qprtanpa1]

With the transfer window closing Monday, and despite all of our wish lists, if the cost of making a move is to see us lose a lynchpin then IMHO make none.

Dickie? He’s part of an emerging back three that’s as good as any other.

Willock? Rate him our MVP and irreplaceable.

Dykes? His two goals against Reading show his upside, and with all due respect Charlie and Andre are not enough to give us a shot at an automatic bid much less assure a playoff spot.

Would love a Jamie Patterson to give us more punch up the middle, but with Ilias soon returning that is not as pressing. And why risk upsetting the team chemistry that’s building with every game?

Stand pat.

We already have a winning hand.

[KevC59]

With the transfer window closing Monday, and despite all of our wish lists, if the cost of making a move is to see us lose a lynchpin then IMHO make none.

Dickie? He’s part of an emerging back three that’s as good as any other.

Willock? Rate him our MVP and irreplaceable.

Dykes? His two goals against Reading show his upside, and with all due respect Charlie and Andre are not enough to give us a shot at an automatic bid much less assure a playoff spot.

Would love a Jamie Patterson to give us more punch up the middle, but with Ilias soon returning that is not as pressing. And why risk upsetting the team chemistry that’s building with every game?

Stand pat.

We already have a winning hand.

You do have a valid point, we are where we are with what we have got, the worry is having enough cover in the event of a run of injuries, Sanderson will help the defence in that, Jordy has been loaned out so that's a straight swap really.
Uncle, star that he has been,will not play 90 mins every game, so I'd like to see at least a flexible midfield player who could play in the m/f or wingback role come in not sure at this late stage who that could be
MW said he had a couple of things on the go but it's still quiet on that front so guess its a wait and see