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Is it right? Probably not. Is it how much things cost these days? Sadly. Premium day of football, nothing to do with how far teams have to travel.

He did, impressed with him and Kain Ryan, looked pretty solid. I don't remember the latter losing a duel all game.

Agree. I make that 180 or so minutes of non-competitive football since moving halfway across the world as a 21 year old. Clearly a level above U21s so I imagine we may see him before long, but there should be 0 pressure on him.

Just gone off, another 80 odd minutes in the bank. That'll do nicely in his injury rehab.

Not that I could see! Produced more of the same second half but no incisive touch in front of goal. Dausch perhaps should have scored but opted to shoot instead of play it across goal, hit the side netting. Rapha produced some decent footwork down the right flank, he's got a bit of that stutter...

I would like to think so. Bearing in mind this is based off 45 mins of U21s football on an absolute torrid pitch, but he seems strong with the ball at his feet. Imagine Mason-Clark style direct running, think we'll see him in the FA Cup should we draw a weaker side. (Side note: good to see...

Decent half from Rapha, clearly very direct and a good runner, decent feet. Two good strikes at goal, decent dipping shot from about 25 yards that bounced awkwardly, and a free kick just wide. Left side of the Forest defense having a tough time when he runs at them.

Similar movement again, McCallum gets on the end of it this time, lino says it doesn't quite make it over the line after the keeper jumps on it. Looked in to me and I'm stood behind that goal! Rapha looking good when he gets a direct run at defenders. Nearly slotted Dausch through but it held...

First involvement of the night, drives through 4 players and puts a great ball across goal, no-one there to tap it in.

I stand with Eirik Horneland and Henrik Rydstrom!

Apart from when he answered a legitimate question with "Why?", that's not a real answer to a moment like this. Deserves to be pressed on things like that.

I'm pretty sure him being the exact opposite of tentative is what got him injured! Properly went in for a 50/50 and was unlucky to come out with an injury as bad as it is.

He says one thing but all I can see is this..

Yes, if it wasn't a top 6 prem side. Stop trying to get a rise out of people, start formulating some credible points of discussion. GIMOC can do it, why can't you? The way you post currently stinks of "I'm right, only I can be right, no-one else in the world is right apart from me."

£18.55 adjusted for inflation. Still under priced, I would say!

That's a fair point I hadn't considered. £25 still decent value for a one off game by my mind. Anyone done a historical analysis of previous ticket prices v Prem clubs? What were the prices v Chelsea when we played them? Edit: Quick google says £12 concessions, £25 adult! Maybe SISU had it right?

I understand that, but I guess you have to look at the reasoning behind why you want to take a child. I would assume most would want to keep the kids coming back. You can either spend £25 and probably watch us get dominated by Spurs at an unfavourable time for kids, or you can take them to a...

Kids pricing is absolutely fair. Just because it's a bigger team than usual doesn't mean we can give handouts. If the point people are making is that we're pricing children out of being Cov fans, then what's the difference between watching Spurs vs watching Swansea at the weekend? £15, and...

Let me see your outrage at £37 for Norwich at home. A big team comes to town, and suddenly the world is up in arms despite it being cheaper than some league games this season. Do me a favour! You all claim to be fans and want the best for the club, but also, you don't want to support the club...

99% sure it'll be the 18th, Spurs play Arsenal on the 15th so can't see that they'll make them play two days after.