Stuntman_Mike

Yeah that's grim

Can't deny seeing it official hurts. We've been on the verge of dropping into it for a while and I'm confident we'll go down, but it's still not nice to see.

Straight to penalties then

Yeah I know I can do that, but it's one that's easier to just delete as I see it rather than unsubscribe altogether. Besides, I shouldn't have to unsubscribe, thats what grinds my gears.. I shouldn't be getting it in the first place

So they don't want to remind me of Mother's Day by sending me an email about Mother's Day? I just don't understand it It's like they can't possibly NOT send me an email about a LCFC mother's day card or some cheap tat they're selling.. it's so specific. I don't get emails from everywhere else doing similar, I don't get warnings when I walk into Tesco and their cards are on display. I just find it completely strange that's all. I understand it's a difficult time for people, I'm not being insensitive btw. I just don't really see what it achieves and it's more for them to look good rather than actually caring.

What's good about it? If I'd seen it posted before, I wouldn't have posted it again.

Australia would be a fantastic host. Sports mad, plenty of infrastructure already in place and just generally an amazing country for people to visit.

Yeah on Boxing Day! It's weird how I can remember moments like that, but forgot so much of what's happened recently

He did score, but I can't think of the goal. I do remember the one he scored at Bolton, that must've been over 30 yards out.

Almost feels a pointless thread until we have something to back. I genuinely don't see us getting another win in this moment.

Leicester 2-4 Burton Albion, League Cup 2012. I've had better birthdays.

The view from that terrace was poor and particularly bad with as many as we'd take. I love old stands/stadiums and prefer their character, but that one was just no good imo.

In little cars with mini Cambodian flags on the back? That'd get me back in my season ticket seat.

Peterborough (A) 1-5 in 2018. Great day out and we took a very good end. I'm pretty much against modern football and love grounds with character, but that away end has been a massive upgrade on the terrace.

Remember it being the day Bradford beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge too. Great day out.

Reading (A) in 2005 often goes under the radar because of the Charlton game that followed, but that was a good win at the time, we took a big following and it had last minute 'limbs' as well.

I'd sooner spend £38 in the Forest club shop.

Absolute scenes when only one person throws a ball and Vesty's dog fetches it.

He's started off very well as expected, before the inevitable happens.

We're going to apply for memberships and start trying to build up priority. Would be great to get to one of them, but imagine all would be difficult. Maybe Spain with a big allocation, but obviously there will be plenty of interest.

Spain, Croatia and Czechia for England in their Nations League group.

It doesn't make any sense on his part. Why join a Championship relegation scrap and risk your reputation further, when you can have a pick of stable Championship clubs in 3 months after a good break?

This is seriously a massive problem. If Rudkin and Top are to remain, our club needs a leader who can turn us around in spite of them, not because of them. We can't actually win because either way because if they stay we're just going to continue being in trouble as they'll likely clash with the right manager. We won't get someone who will come in and call them out, which is really what we need.

England will learn their opponents in the UEFA Nations League 2026-27 edition, when the draw is made in Brussels on Thursday 12 February 2026 and scheduled to start at around 5pm GMT. The Three Lions are back in League A for the fifth edition of the competition, following their promotion from League B under the interim charge of Lee Carsley in the autumn of 2024. And the draw will see teams drawn out into groups of four* from the four pots which are based on rankings, with six fixtures to be played home and away against each other to determine the final rankings in each group. The pots in League A are as follows, which means England will be drawn out alongside a nation from pots one, two and four in their group. Pot 1: Portugal, Spain, France, Germany Pot 2: Italy, Netherlands, Denmark, Croatia Pot 3: Serbia, Belgium, England, Norway Pot 4: Wales, Czechia, Greece, Turkiye