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Just seen the starting line-up. This'll be a high scoring game.....for Scunny.

Seems to be the case everywhere these days, infact there was some sort of lobbying not to sing it when visiting our Derbyshire neighbours the other week. Fell on deaf ears, mind. I guess Notts are struggling for real rivals to stir the passions; Forest simply don't care, there's absolutely no...

The old adage about winning when not at your best springs to mind. Tairn looked like a side missing influential players and adjusting to new personnel. Carnteh looked like a side bereft of confidence. The lad with the braids was occasionally handy, though. We've got used to the home support at...

Always enjoy our days out at Meadow Lane. Only half an hour away, decent pub crawl, and some of the most threat-free home fans in the Football League. Problem is we rarely get a result. Many of our lot have cartoon rain clouds over their head given Doyle's departure, so it's up to the new...

Gonna be interesting to see how Johnson does at PNE. Anonymous for us until finding himself playing behind Doyle after Roberts' injury, benefitting from two holding midfielders and given licence to supply ammunition. From what I've seen Preston are far more physical and direct - where will...

Paul Dickov: 'Cage fighting rules today, boys'. Darren Deadman: 'No problem with that'. Donny fans: 'Yarksher - Yarksher - Yarksher...'. Tairn fans: 'Two nil up and y'fucked it up, two nil up and y'fucked it up...'. Silly boys: let's have a go at scarfers...oh look out, here come some grown...

Not really, but it can't be as bad as the Conference. Y'know, when bringing a couple of thousand to Chesterfield was just a distant dream for Donny's remaining handful of followers. The Blunts gave it large before slouching off home embarrassed, as did Barnsley. Let's see if us 'dirty shitbags'...

To our pleasant surprise Tairn fans are pondering the possibility, albeit relatively remote, of a return to the second tier for the first time since the Fifties. We're realistic enough to know it's a very long shot as our squad and finances are probably too limited, but our CEO has said we'll...

Derby, like Chesterfield, play open, attacking football. Not making any daft predictions or owt, but it should be quite a spectacle. Either way it'll be another of those days when I leave the missus early in the morning saying 'See ya when I see ya'.