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I agree with that; we weren't at our best, and if we had have been, we could have won. But it's still a good point against a team that have got some extremely dangerous players at this level.

Harsh on BTA. He's not a great technical player, but he caused them issues by being a complete nuisance.

Rushworth, Thomas, Kitching and MvE all very good. Rudoni tried to overplay a lot today I thought. Balls into the box generally poor.

Agreed. We had genuine defensive discipline today, which was really good to see.

Take that. Ok for a nil nil. They're not a great team but they have some extremely dangerous players.

I don't think that's true. He played a big part in our first season back up, and dragged us over the line in the first playoff season. He wasn't a top-end championship player, but he could certainly perform at that level. He's still one of the best midfielders we've had in recent times for...

We've played five games.

They're not a proper football club, though.

Any of that down to Birmingham generally being a grubby, dislikeable club and Leicester being cheating bastards, though? So dislikeable generally.

Who knows. We'll never know what the outcome would have been with a different course of action, but it clearly wasn't working, and something had to change. But so far, so good.

No. The players were clearly confused about the instructions they were recieving. The coaching at that early point of the season was clearly a disaster.

I agree that Sheffield Wednesday do seem to have a larger than average unpleasant aspect to their support. But being supportive is more to do with the general issue of mismanagement of football clubs by unscrupulous owners than Sheffield Wednesday themselves. So we should be supportive of...

I've just googled, I think there was a correct answer on the previous page.

Aberdeen? I think Dundee were the bigger team in the city up until the last few decades, so presumably not Dundee United.

Dundee?

Kevin Gallacher scored in one of their wins.

That's a shocking tackle, even for 1985 or whenever that was.

Sumptuous.

Derby and Forest only have eyes for each other. It's one of the most fierce rivalries in English football, I'd say. I'd say neither we nor Leicester have a genuine 'rival' in the same sense as Forest and Derby's relationship with each other. But frankly, who cares?

Well, it's close...