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Forest have been pretty unpleasant in some ways since their return to the top flight. Cooper would always blame the ref after every defeat and allowed a siege mentality to develop. This will, of course, not prevent me from being right behind them on Sunday ;)

County Durham are owning the rest of the country :bowdown:

With Saint-Etienne almost certain to get relegated, he is surely on the move this summer.

You're probably right - the game at St Mary's certainly was. I've actually enjoyed watching Southampton this season but that's mainly down to their naivety. Would rather watch them as a neutral than West Ham, Everton or Forest.

Two 3 o'clock games are particularly thin gruel this afternoon - Everton v Ipswich, Leicester v Southampton. One time that English fans can be pleased that there is a Saturday afternoon blackout!

I wouldn't be particularly hopeful for their catchment area. Salisbury is to me Southampton and I would imagine Ringwood is similar. Not too sure people from Yeovil or Dorchester will become Bournemouth fans either - even in the local conurbation quite a lot of people support Poole. We at least...

He should have been Pope earlier instead of Bavarian Benedikt who took the Catholic Church backwards.

O'Neill was a good example of a hyped English coach with a media lobby behind him. Pereira has shown what could be achieved with those players.

Just scored in the derby v Lyon👀

Wood it be possible for me to take part?

Poor fellow just gifted a goal to Lille in the Derby du Nord, playing for Lens. Shame as he's done really well since joining.

Does this mean that Wilson and co are breaking away permanently from the Guardian Football Weekly? The only other ones not mentioned so far that I like are It Was What It Was (football history by Jonathan Wilson and Rob Draper) and Nessum Dorma (football nostalgia). I also love You Don't Know...

Hip injury according to Radio NZ's live blog.

Not sure I'd be too relaxed as a Wolves fan. If Cunha leaves they would need to bring in some real quality to replace him.

I heard one of the journalists on The Totally Football Show (Daniel Storey, maybe?) giving Eddie Howe all the credit for Dan Burn's late career development. Surely some or most of the credit should go to Potter?

Elliott Bennett was a recent guest on "I Had Trials Once". Quite honest about his own career including his time at Brighton. I wouldn't recommend the podcast series itself but he was a decent listen.

You can't have met my nephew!

There have been rumours here that Leipzig are after him. Glasner has a high reputation after his work in Germany and is doing well at Palace.

He's not had a consistent season but I thought Joao Pedro was immense yesterday. Workrate was brilliant and some of his close control was amazing. Looked miles better than Haaland.

I've always had problems with breaking in shoes, often getting blisters on my heels. I have finally discovered a brand that are comfortable from the first moment - On. They're quite pricey but last for ages. Running shoes, trainers, walking shoes - wouldn't wear anything else now.