Just like the rest.

[bakajack]

How anyone can think the winter window was anything other than a disaster is beyond me.

The only positives to come out of the winter window were O'Brien's loan (and that cost us big money) and Coleman being found out by the owners and forced out of his role. Widell might be another positive but the proof of that will come next season

 

[AusinIsOurHero]

The only positives to come out of the winter window were O'Brien's loan (and that cost us big money) and Coleman being found out by the owners and forced out of his role. Widell might be another positive but the proof of that will come next season

Yeah ok - that's a good point.
Maybe I'm getting my window's mixed up. Which one was it where we didn't sign anyone after several deals collapsed 'late on'.

 

[JackSomething]

The winter window has to be considered a success because we got a better midfielder in than the one we sold and we subsequently went on a tremendous run of results (although changing the manager may have had something to do with that...).

Of course the better midfielder was only a loan and presumably not cheap, so what we do this summer will have a big impact on how we view the winter window. Specifically whether we make a permanent midfield signing better than the player we sold.

We also replaced one loan CB who seemingly wasn't good enough to get a game with one who was good enough to play regularly, so that's a bonus.

 

[FearOfAJackPlanet]

Yeah ok - that's a good point.
Maybe I'm getting my window's mixed up. Which one was it where we didn't sign anyone after several deals collapsed 'late on'.

That was the last window before Martin left. A complete sh*t-show and you could tell the wheels had fallen off the relationship between Martin and the board at that time. Think that was also the window where we had a weird Zoom video with Levien and someone else explaining why we hadn't signed anyone.

There could also be other sh*t windows you're thinking of as we've had a few.