Pitt returns

Hurrah, the Pittster is back. For his sake I hope we’ve given him a payrise because, judging by that picture on the official site, he doesn’t have much cash to spend on good quality hats.

“In my opinion he’s the best left winger not only in the Conference, but in League Two as well,” claimed George Rolls, a man so prone to hyperbole that he should perhaps consider applying for a job at Sky Sports. “Getting him to resign is a fantastic achievement and says a lot about our new management pair.”

So it’s all happy days then? Well certainly Courtney is one of the most dangerous attacking wingers in our league, so I’m delighted he’s back. While the quality of his final ball can be hit and miss, his work ethic never falters, and he now has an awareness of the defensive side of the game that wasn’t present when he first came to the club.

And his return means that we now have seven of the starting eleven from the play off final back on the books. The departure of four first teamers (five including Morro) is probably more than we’d have hoped for pre-Wembley, but it’s hardly an indication of a cost-cutting club that is on the brink of financial disaster, as some media outlets would have you believe.

Hopefully there will only be more incomings between now and the start of the season. Speaking of which, our new leader was quick to play down talk of a Potter departure, telling BBC Cambridgeshire: “Danny's got amongst it in training and to be fair his attitude has been different class.” We would expect nothing less from our super-duper player of the year of course. Roll on the new season.