I used to be indecisive, but now I am not so sure!
Andy Keogh's future at Leeds remained shrouded in mystery as Simon Grayson commented on stories in the national and local-press in the Midlands concerning Leeds apparent lack of cash to seal the deal.
Keogh's parent club Wolves appear to have said Keogh can leave, but only on a permanent deal. If that is not forthcoming then Keogh will return to the Black Country after Monday's clash with Burnley at Elland Road.
"Nothing's been confirmed," Grayson told tonight's Yorkshire Evening Post.
"But we've got certain areas of the pitch that we need to strengthen and I've got X-amount of money to spend.
"Wolves are looking to do permanent business and they wouldn't be loaning him back out again until the end of the window.
"I've got funds to strengthen and I've got to analyse where the most crucial areas are but that's not to say we won't do anything with Andy."
Keogh has managed to win over the Leeds fans with some gritty, wholehearted performances but has scored just twice in 23 appearances.