Was at the game and was really positive about:
Nicky Adams - a proper signing for a change - good feet, good positional sense, good finisher, really not frightened of the ball. a good shout from Pearson et al.
Gradel - too good for league one IMO, wants the ball ALL the time and keeps his head up for a pass. The dilemma will be fitting him and Nicky Adams into the same side.
James Chambers - looked solid, fit and up for it when he came on - interestingly was given the captains armband. Will do well with either Adams or Gradel down the right.
Wesolowski & Oakley barely lost a tackle all day, but aren't a progressive enough partnership for me. Still work to do for Pearson here, with Clemence not the answer IMO
Campbell & Fryatt - demanded the ball to feet (but will they be able to play that way in league one and not get kicked off the pitch?). Fryatt looks about a stone lighter, and quicker off the mark. Campbell actually celebrated his goal. a good sign.
Hobbs & Morrison - one of these guys will play plenty of games alongside Tunchev - they have got the raw attributes - but need some positional and tactical direction which Tunchev should hopefully provide. Morrisson barely lost a header all day. although everyone went missing for their goal.
Not impressed with;
Gilbert - he's got nothing - constantly lost the ball, didn't try to get forward, no good in the air.
Lloyd Dyer - incredibly bad touch, didn't get a ball in all game - this bloke isn't a player.
Howard & Hayles - no pace, no imagination, didn't contribute anything during their time on the pitch. If Howard can go for a £1m back to the championship then happy days.
Henderson - we need a new goalkeeper - this guy won't inspire confidence in a young defence.
Undecided on:
Ashley Chambers - where does he want to play, is he good enough. he's never really shown anything.
Mattock - great going forward, but if there were scouts there after a DEFENDER we won't get 3m for him as he looked shaky against a bog standard non league winger. Having to try really hard to close him down near the by-line on occasions.