Dartmouth Ram

Bang on Dartmouth. I also agree with @Gerry Daly and would have Wilson on my list too. I know he missed a couple last night, but I think there's a serious player in there. 
Also intrigued by TJJ, who could be the cherry on the cake! Anyone know when he's likely to be back in contention?
 

I know we're only 10 games in but I think it's enough to determine what potential gems we've unearthed this season. Here's mine in no particular order:
1. Curtis Nelson - Shaky start but improved game after game and looks rock solid and assured at the back.
2. Ryan Nyambe - Only three games played but unbeaten in all three & looks easily a Championship Player. Can't believe nobody came in for him in the summer. Imperative we get him tied down to a long term contract.
3. Tyrese Fornah - Florist's loss is most definitely our gain. Growing in confidence game after game, technically gifted and also reads the game very well. Could be a mainstay in our midfield for few years.
4. Martyn Waghorn: Got to admit I was somewhat sceptical about his return but 5 goals already this season in less than 10 games proves me wrong. League One is most definitely his level at his age and I'm certain they'll be plenty more goals to come.

I'd agree with others Nyambe, Fornah and Nelson looking very good. I think the team is generally improving as they get to know each other too.

I don't disagree with the options discussed on this thread, but I think Wilson is a real player and will go on to shine for us

Waggy has six goals now. Nelson for me though I think he looks very solid. 

Fully agree , he is young , wants to go forward at all times and doesn’t take the easy option.He will get better and his heads NOT for turning.

Tough one , fornah , nyambe and nelson look like being beasts in this division , fornah shines out because he is exactly what we have missed in midfield for a very long time and will be so important,
that said though there’s others that signed and look promising that could come through and outshine those three , those who have been insisting that we had a poor window need to give they’re heads a wobble 🤷🏻‍♂️

Just nice to have some options to discuss for this thread title ! Fornah looks very composed. A good athlete too who doesn't get bossed. Nelson has been Mr Steady and reads the game really well. Really pleased with him, absolutely what we needed, particularly after a rocky start for Bradley. Nyambe has that slight 'tough as nails' Wisdom vibe but probably with better positional sense. He's not going to tear teams apart on the counter but looks really solid and does a lot of good work.

Nyambe.
Without a right fullback, which we needed all last season, we'd not be able to play four at the back. Yes, the system that took us on an unbeaten run last season has been rediscovered! 😄

Nyambe looks a class above to me.  Fornah almost on the same level last few games too.  Nelson looking good as well.   Thought Ward would be our most effective signing so hoping he can add something going forward too.

Nelson followed by Nyambe. 

And what encourages me is Joe Ward to come back too. Early days we were purring about him. When he’s back there will be options. 
A nice home win and we’ll start to look a force. 

I know we're only 10 games in but I think it's enough to determine what potential gems we've unearthed this season. Here's mine in no particular order:
1. Curtis Nelson - Shaky start but improved game after game and looks rock solid and assured at the back.
2. Ryan Nyambe - Only three games played but unbeaten in all three & looks easily a Championship Player. Can't believe nobody came in for him in the summer. Imperative we get him tied down to a long term contract.
3. Tyrese Fornah - Florist's loss is most definitely our gain. Growing in confidence game after game, technically gifted and also reads the game very well. Could be a mainstay in our midfield for few years.
4. Martyn Waghorn: Got to admit I was somewhat sceptical about his return but 5 goals already this season in less than 10 games proves me wrong. League One is most definitely his level at his age and I'm certain they'll be plenty more goals to come.

No brainer....return of a goalscoring forward.....
Chris Martin. Oh wait....
Ok, Waggy then.

That's a good question, but I think I'd go with Tyrese Fornah.  Some of his defensive work in the midfield seems to have released who is alongside him.  He can drive forward with the ball and pick a pass, plus his work rate is fantastic.
Nelson had that shaky start but looking very solid although helped by Cashin who is getting better and better plus I really like the look of Nyambe. 
We know what Waggy brings so wouldn't say he's been 'unearthed'.  
Many we're desperate to see Sonny Bradley sign, and after those few mistakes he's been written off by many, but I still think he will have a huge part to play.  
Not really sure yet on Washington, Elder and even Ward to a point, who adds to the depth of wide players but TB is marginally better for me, although for some reason I don't think Warne fancies him as a player, as he's bene regularly dropped or hooked.
Good Morning 
Gangway D from the terrace 

See ya then, ta-ra! 👋

The evidence is there for all his critics to see.
Fornah, Nyambe, Nelson...are all physically strong, powerful athletes.  Decent age and experience. They look great.
Bradley is big unit who is growing in confidence again and Washington is a little dynamo who will come good. The wing backs look decent too. 
It's what is particularly annoying about certain posters - that after 2 or 3 games they were slating the new players and the manager, yet they don't like it when someone criticises their ludicrous impatience. 

Waggy as it stands,the most important thing for us is goals and he's out top scorer at the moment and pushing Collins on too.

After seeing a pretty shaky game for Fornah v Portsmouth think he has put some great performances in. First time seeing Nyambe on the live stream at Blackpool last night. Looks well good. Hope in the hope department.

Nelson

Early days, obviously, but hard to look past Fornah. Something we haven't had in our midfield in essentially forever and he's at an age where he could stay for a while.

So many to chose from. 

Tomorrow should be fun 🙂

If we were looking for a RB who can play across a back 4 wouldn't either Ryan Nyambe or Steven Sessegnon be better options? 
Both currently out of contract, both right side of 30 and both realistic signings for L1.
I totally get the need for having experience through the squad but we should also be looking long term. With this current model we'll be rebuilding the squad every two years with very little or no resale value to show for it.
Bonkers.

If we were looking for a RB who can play across a back 4 wouldn't either Ryan Nyambe or Steven Sessegnon be better options? 
Both currently out of contract, both right side of 30 and both realistic signings for L1.
I totally get the need for having experience through the squad but we should also be looking long term. With this current model we'll be rebuilding the squad every two years with very little or no resale value to show for it.
Bonkers.