This is the crux of it to me. We don't give the forwards anything to work with.

Sorry, yes. That's a dreadful stat.

Did I read that Sky stat correctly .... ZERO touches in the opposition box?????

What a dreadful game of football, devoid of quality from both sides.

Our midfield is non existent

Starting to get overrun here

A draw would be a decent result and we're bound to get one sooner or later. 1-1

Nah! The optimist in me says that we might now have a plan. The realist in me says that it's all more nonsense. Different actors, same play.

If it's not put into practice, then the whole project thing is a total farce.

I very much hope I'm wrong, but I genuinely don't think we'll make it anyway, as we don't have sufficient quality or depth. This is why I think we should sell BBD, should an offer come in. In theory, that's more money in the transfer kitty for the summer,

Did Sean Dyche spend loads of money getting Burnley promoted the first time around? He saw what he had, saw what was needed, found a playing of playing that suited, and got them up in 18 months or so. I for one am tired of hearing about multi year plans. I'd much prefer the manager to say, 'I'm going to get us promoted as quickly as possible'.

FFS, 3 summer windows my arse. Clubs who mean business grab the bull by the horns, and go for it. But not us; we'll still be pissing about when the next man comes in.

From what I've seen of Hirst, he doesn't exhibit a single attribute - not even a glimmer of one - which makes me think he'll make it as a Championship standard player. We just need to cut our losses, send him back, and find a proper replacement who can make an impact now.

I don't think any of our centre mids are consistenly good enough for a team looking at promotion.

If we needed further evidence, last night's game showed, to myself at least, that... Mola and HIrst are beyond terrible. There's no point expending any more time on them. Szmodics is no where near sufficient quality. All he does is run down dead ends as he's so one footed. A pauper's version of a poor man's Dack. SWharton is going backwards at a rate of knots. I don't know what's happened there. AWharton needs to learn that, when it's not going for him, he needs to drop his languid style and roll his sleeves up. I was pretty disappointed walking off the ground. Forest weren't all that much, I didn't think.

There is no pricing strategy, it's all off-the-hoof, short term thinking that starts off at the beginning of each season with how to fleece the core season ticket base. I thought that they should have done a combo ticket deal for the Preston and Forest games. Something like £20 for PNE and get a Forest ticket for a tenner. That would have seen bigger home gates for both matches. Opportunity missed....yet again.

After the Norwich game, I'm looking forward to this now (yes, my mood changes with the wind!) I hope we put them to the sword and send their gobby nouveau fans home with their tails between their legs. 2-1 Rovers

I've belatedly reached the conclusion that it's impossible to have an adult, reasoned debate with him. How it took me so long to realise this, I'll never know!

Well played Argentina. Well played France. And good for you, Lionel Messi.

I popped down earlier to pick up Forest tickets. I wanted a calendar as a present for someone, but yeah you guessed it, a week before Christmas and they have none left.

That's not what I said. Rather, I implied that 'if' your attendance was affected, you would have a different take. You know, a hypothetical situation.... I enjoy reading a lot of your posts, Chaddy, But more often than not, you either cannot see, or refuse to see, the opinion and situation of others. It comes across as all about you, I'm afraid.

So answer the queston yourself then! Should the current women's manager be in situ or not? My guess is that you won't directly answer the question for obvious reasons.

It's not a case of whether you've personally seen the women's team or not; rather is a matter of principle. You're evading the question. Should the women's manager be in place or not? Per your logic - that England managers should be English - then the answer will be 'no'. Unless, of course, you're applying different selection criteria to the men versus the women.

I suspect that - should home fixtues be altered at the whim of Sky which impacted Chaddy's ability to attend - his tune would change. 'I'm alright, Jack', used to be the phrase, I believe.

Eek. There's barely a tackle in that side. Prove us wrong, Rovers.