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Forest destroyed by Rhodes. Extinction Rebellion will be furious.

First goal at Hillsborough I saw was scored by Ian Rush. December 27th 1986. Liverpool won 1-0 and Rush scored at the Kop end. Just under 42,000 in attendance that day.

Just been on Radio Hallam, apparently anyone living within a one mile radius of the ground, in the interest of safety, will be taken by special buses to a secret location in the Peak District. Those attending the match will be made to sign a peace treaty which outlaws any angry mad pointing.

The biggest plus point to take from the two corresponding tables is that after eight games last season we'd conceded 13 goals, whilst this year it's six from the first seven.

Nearer the bottom than the top at a guess.

Too many to mention but a special mention must go to the loss at Port Vale in 03/04. Freezing cold day. David Lucas got injured and Kim Olsen made his debut from the subs bench. Just an awful awful day, and just look at the starting eleven which included the now Villa boss. Lucas Geary - D Smith - Haslam - Barry-Murphy Quinn - Wilson - Armstrong - P Smith Robins - Proudlock

BREAKING NEWS Reports of a Barnsley fan with four fingers and a thumb are finally confirmed as true.

Moeen Ali sat right behind him!

Johnny Vegas on the far left too.

It's amazing that you can leave somewhere like the City Ground and be straight onto the car park along with thousands of Forest fans making their way out of the Brian Clough stand, yet that operation doesn't seem to a problem for the police. Doncaster, Rotherham, Derby, and countless others don't keep fans apart when they leave the stadium gates. There is an agenda against Sheffield Wednesday, and has been since April 1989.

If we’re getting 5 million up front for Joao I’d say it’s good business. As with anything else though, any incomings have to be shrewd.

Richard Keogh on loan. Pulled off a great save against us a couple of years back. Rowett will make it happen.

I’ve a gut feeling that if Gary Rowett becomes the next manager, then we’ll do very well. It just feels the right time and right place for him to get back into management.

I've been critical of Chansiri at certain times, but regarding this whole affair I'm very much on his side. No one is bigger than the club. The fat snake needs to forgotten about very quickly.

I've always had plenty of time for Chris Hughton. No matter the result, he always seemed to come across as a decent bloke when having to face the media straight afterwards. I get the impression that he's more than a fair bloke to work for.