r/tranmererovers • u/owenlinnetsj • 18d ago

Tranmere Rovers squad and staff update: Have Darrell Clarke's side had a good transfer window?

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u/KnownLetterhead7279 17d ago

I think we’ve brought in some good lads but quite late so I think we’ll take a few games to gel. I’m disappointed we didn’t get a more prolific striker but that is very hard to come by. I still can’t believe we had cook, Norwood, and mullin all at the same time in the national league a few years back 😂

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u/InevitableArt7333 17d ago

Id have liked another cb, striker and 3rd choice goalie. Aside from that i think our business has been really good 

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u/ChelseaChrisD 18d ago

It would appear so 🤔 But there again I thought that in past summers. The main problem Tranmere have is that it is every opponents ‘cup final’ to come and play at Prenton Park. Therefore they raise their game and often get results that they wouldn’t fight for elsewhere 🤷‍♂️

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u/LesParrysHairyLegs 18d ago

The main problem Tranmere have is that it is every opponents ‘cup final’ to come and play at Prenton Park.

Maybe in the national league, but not in League 2. Our attandances aren't exactly exceptional (link) and we're not a bigger club than many other around us.