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Anyway back to the historically significant fact I promised; Isais was the first opposition player to score at the Riverside, so there is that!

Actually, it isn't. I thought it was but Isais scored away at Chelsea 2 weeks beforehand.

BTW, bit of trivia. Coventry's goal at Middlesbrough in 1995 was historically significant, why?

We've never won there. Last win away at Middlesbrough was 1993 at Ayresome Park

It was Andy Mutch who scored. Fjortoft got a hatrick against us in the game at Swindon

He has got such raw pace though and that's what is being bought really. Forest have been looking at Bowler from Blackpool apparently.

He'll play on Saturday especially where the opposition might have more of the ball I think.

Off peak ticket prices are completely unregulated so not subject to any capping. This country is completely unserious about the environment.

Yes, both him and Sheaf are the epitome of the bravery in choice of pass needed to get the team moving up the pitch quickly. Kelly for all his benefits just isn't capable of that.

Lol

I agree with you, I'm only an occasional cyclist too. The change necessary needs really radical ideas, not pissy 5 yard wide non-continuous cycle lanes. Do what the dutch did.

This self-own in the Telegraph was quite funny:

Not disputing what you said @Liquid Gold but I'm sure I can recall Robins having talked of having conversations with McNulty post his move to Reading on friendly terms. Doesn't seem like the type of thing you'd do with somebody who threatened to go on strike.

Fuck him then

What's wrong with it?

Nobody pays road tax

Did he really?

Fair enough, I watched online so not as easy to sense the nervousness. Understandable really given that it was his first Championship game in front of a crowd playing out of his usual position.

Ince is only 29, it feels like he's been around forever. He's a decent footballer but hasn't really improved any since he came on to the scene.

Rose will be McFadzean's long term replacement I think