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Why would any championship club want a 32 year old striker, leaning towards plump, with only five years experience in the EFL ? He's a league two player, no-one will argue with you on that, but the fact remains he will score 20 to 25 league goals this season and be the first to do that for us since Deano.

 

Thing is if Cook doesn't, then that gives him more ammunition to have a pop, few strikers can keep Cooks goal ratio up all season, unfortunately Cooks is mainly reliant on others making him chances.

 

Groundhog day.....

 

Cheers, m8. I see it took you 12 pages before you got the joke!

 

Go Dave!! LOL!!

 

U would. Gluten.

GL with the op Dave btw...

 

Take those naughty thoughts out of your head. You should be celebrating another solid away point.

 

Sloth-Like

 

Everyone seems to agree that this season has been one of fine margins, and it's now likely that we will miss out on automatics, and have to settle for the play offs lottery. A massive shame given how "bad" the league has been this year

My question is, what tweaks does Hughes need to make to change is into a side capable of a crack at automatic promotion next year.

Major stumbling blocks as I see already are,

Three sides on a modest budget disappearing to be replaced by two non league clubs how will chuck money at everything.


As is proven at this level over the years, even if he stays it's unlikely Andy cook will be as prolific.

Our next three top scorers wright, banks and young will not be at the club.

Critchlow will likely be back at Huddersfield and is it possible that we will have a fight on our hands to keep Lewis.

All of a sudden, those minor tweaks now seem as though they could be another rebuild.

I just see the play offs as our sliding doors moment. We need to win them, other wise we look set for another few years in the god forsaken league.

It could be one of those we look back on in a few years and think this year was our most realistic chance