Agree about Waine.
The forwards situation - i.e. the lack of them - was a problem from the very start of the season, even before the Coburn deal collapsed.
The club knew last May that Ennis was going and that Waine would be nowhere near ready for regular Championship football.
It was really poor from Dewsnip, Schumacher and the recruitment team that with a whole summer to bring someone in, they failed abysmally.
All this talk of a thorough and professional recruitment policy at the club, identifying multiple potential targets using data analysis, is actually B/S.
The proof of the pudding and all that...
Looking at the players who were brought in, the reality is that it is the 'same old Argyle' and it will probably have dire consequences.
That sums the situation up very well. Last year when Ennis or Hardie tired, around the 60 minute mark, we had the other to bring on. Later, if we were chasing a game, or looking for a different option, Cosgrove could come on. Neither of these changes weakened us, and that is the problem this season. Bring Hardie off for Waine and we are suddenly significantly weaker. Bundu hasn't convinced up top either, when he's played there.
I cannot understand how we failed to bring an additional striker in 2 consecutive windows. I would love for Ben Waine to come good, but I've seen enough now to convince me that it just isn't going to happen.
We need to play 3-4-2-1 on Monday with Bundu and Whittaker as 10s. Mumba and Miller on the flanks and actually go for their throat from the first minute. Please.
City have got a very good side on paper and have just beaten Leicester, so they will be full of confidence. We must play with tempo and as much belief as we can muster