One can only judge the level of success in a transfer window when it comes to an end and I think we can be satisfied with the acquisitions made which offer good value for money.
Negativists have been struggling to put together a critique. Probably their strongest point is that an ideal window would have seen a left back and another striker.
Purrington should be back for Cheltenham and in any case Gunter has now settled into the role. An injury to Jayden Stockley would be a real problem, but strikers are like gold dust, even at League One level.
I am pleased to see Jonathan Leko back. As Louis Mendez says, he is quick, unpredictable and can score goals.
The Covered End Choir blog reviews the transfer window here: https://coveredendchoir.com/2021/09/01/deadline-day-shopping-spree-caps-off-a-bumper-summer-of-signings/
Although it's a minor competition, the 6-1 win over Crawley had a number of positives: https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/mason-burstow-debut-goal-tops-off-charltons-papa-johns-trophy-thrashing-of-crawley-town/
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