The problem is that he doesn't seem to know what his Plan A, B and C actually are.

He might go with that classic Forest away formation from last season of two right backs?

No chance I'd have played Mulgrew, Nyambe isn't good enough as a centre half, Tomlinson deserves a chance, and why not give Chapman a go?

This cup means F all, we should avoid injuries and give other players a chance to impress imo. Leutweiler Caddis Ward Williams Doyle Feeney Evans Tomlinson Chapman Gladwin Samuel I would play Wharton but I think he's injured. Tell them whoever plays well starts on Saturday.

It says it was a Sunday night in the article, he probably won't be training for a while because of his injury but this doesn't sit right with me. Surely he needs to be at Brockhall for scans etc.?

Good, just checking it was doable. I'll be doing that for most away games I'd imagine.

Did anyone manage to watch it in the UK with a VPN and Paypal?

Hopefully it will work fine (with a VPN etc.) for those of us in the UK as it'd be brilliant to be able to pay a fiver to watch games I can't get to.

Why do you think you're the board's racism police man? Go away you're boring.

Reminder of this classic article: http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/open-goal-campaign-meet-youth-3311580 Ali spent a couple of years visiting 50 clubs throughout the country and believes each rejection had more to do with the colour of his skin than his abilities as a player. “I must have gone to over 50 clubs over a two-year period and even though I was head and shoulders above the other players, I got racially abused to my face." What a tit.

He wasn't a professional footballer in secondary school though.

What I have heard from someone who knows him personally.

Just what I have heard...

Some things are more important than money. Imagine being your hometown club's best player in a promotion season! Hero! However I am reliably informed that the guy is a complete ?end. Hope his career isn't greener on the other side

I'm also yet to be convinced by Mowbray but getting him to sign a new deal will surely be helpful in convincing players to stay and convincing players to come. Makes sense that way.

What a load of hysterical rubbish.

How is it possible? There is a huge difference between our income and our expenditure, we've sold the vast majority of our saleable assets and you can't just cut costs with the click of your finger, we have contracts to honour. No cash injection means we got bust, it is that simple.

http://mobile.rovers.co.uk//news/article/2016-17/live-streaming-platform-ifollow-unveiled-for-global-efl-fans-3703945.aspx This looks like a decent idea, and I'm sure us domestic fans will be able to take advantage one way or another

Fair enough to them, just seems strange that they haven't read though their first article as the new board before posting it.

Do they not have a proof reader? Just looks unprofessional.

Tinpot Huddersfield and that Klopp tribute act they have as manager can @#/? off. Fixed a game pure and simple. This will come back to bite them.

They've proven to be incapable of beating our rivals when they have got something to play for, so I doubt it'll make a difference.

You can't just completely make something up then say it is a 100% fact. I really doubt that Dunn will be our next manager, Senior won't want Dunn.

The problem was that they sacked a good manager and replaced him with a sh1t manager. If we sacked Mowbray, we'd be sacking a poor manager and replacing him with a possibly poor, yet possibly good manager. The only experienced managers we'd get at present would be crap managers, we may as well roll the dice and hope to get someone decent.