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I hope this is the end of the Mandeville at right back experiment.

What’s gone on there then?

Five (or four depending on the lad who’s ill) wickets to win. I never expected to be typing that after their first innings. I know Brook and Root will rightly get the headlines, and a couple of the Pakistan lads have played a couple of loose shots but we’ve bowled so well.

Not half. Barely touched the ball and spent most of the time mouthing off at the away end. Maybe time to pack it in Billy lad…

Remember that day well. Was like Agincourt on the donut after the game. Utter chaos.

That looks very serious. I guess in the short term it could be a case of swapping the home games for away games for a while - but would the league agree to that?

I don’t think we ever did in the NL. Crafty little buggers.

He wasn't. But I'm certain Forest had him playing there for a time.

Jack Lester disagrees with this.

Is the correct answer, obviously. I’m bemused why we need our own thread on here in the first place.

Cheers Gladders, sussed it. See you on there.

Christ...spend a few days away and it all goes to shit (our season and this forum). What the hell has happened?

PRESS PRESS PRESS into Mosul

Not Netto but it was definitely a supermarket behind the shallow away end. It used to be a big terrace before the supermarket was built. To be fair to Hull at least they retained some standing behind the whole end, unlike the bodge at Burnden Park where the supermarket there took out the corner...

Yes it was properly falling down around that time. The end terrace was massive from memory but it was in a poor state then and was anything but a pleasant afternoon by the seaside. To be fair to them a lot of grounds in the third and fourth tiers were just as bad. Saltergate no exception.

Yes, but only from a **** minority who didn't understand why it happened. Paul would have stayed but the support from the owner stopped...and got us to where we are today.

All of the above concerns are valid and shared by a decent proportion of our lot too. I can't resist it though. He has to come. Paul Cook is probably the best CFC manager we've had in my time. Certainly the most popular...the brand of football his side produced puts him above Duncs for me...

Truly a bad night at the office. Not often you see so many errors from one goalie in one game...bet he wished he stayed on the coach.

The only CFC related link that I am aware of is that our former player Mark Williams was one of his victims.