Smirking_Saint

We couldn't afford any decent loan deals, Cork was amazing and i would love him still to be here but it is obvious that we just cannot (or i hope just not bothering) to snap up some decent loan signings that are out there. Both transfer windows for the past two seasons i have been ranting about how 'we should be signing him' etc. Saiejs is a good example of a good 'gamble' but how often deos it happen. I think it sums it up how we have taken on the likes of Smith how out of the transfer/Loan league we really are. In truth though what we have that is now unified seems to be doing very well but i dread to even think about injuries. I agree this is where our dealings in the loan market have really shot us in the foot, when you are a team like Man Utd it is beneficial as they can assist by scoring against rivals but it's completely different when you are down the bottom, madness. I hope the Rasiak thing deos not haunt us come the end of the season.

I am not sure that is all completely true, i agree that perhaps his vision may have been a little misguided however have you never bigged yourself up slightly in an interview or perhaps approached a project with the attitude of 'yeah i can do this' in an attempt to win a contract etc ? Personally i believe that yes there are definately better options out there as far as coaching staff are concerned but then also there is playing staff ?? The problem was a lack of funds and that Lowe obviously believed it could be done. Ultimately he is the chairman who should be looking to steer the club upwards and not giving time to bad ideas. A bad decision unfortunately but he seems to have turned a corner, we have had some fantastic results, stability and a better will from what i have seen and i for one have a bit of belief back, lets not look further than the end of the season yet as we don't know where we will be. :confused: