In my experience the better quality transfers tend to be near the end of the window. I wouldn't necessarily say that any of the new players will improve the side. They seem like squad players to me. I think the best permanent 'signings' have probably been Ripley, Nichols and Glatzel.
My starting XI currently would be (3-4-2-1): Ripley; Clarke, Wright, Delaney; McGregor, Nichols, Kilkenny, Kirkman; Glatzel, Butterworth; Smith.
Could do with a left sided player; an attacking midfielder like Kemp; and another striker.
I'm assuming Ameen will probably leave.
I think this is broadly fair. We seem to have signed some decent, jobbing L2 players - not knocking that, any decent side is built on them. But you'd want to see one or two players who are too good for this level ideally, you can point to plenty in our successful teams of the past.
You can be successful with just a workmanlike team well organised (Stevenage, Wimbledon) but it helps.