RadioactiveWaste

That's true, i don't think anyone has had a bad word to say about Evatt to be fair.

Suggestion from my better half "They should bring back manager beefs, more caustic comments about other managers and vendettas and so on" So Mr Warne, over to you, lets have some cutting remarks on your peers in the game. Steve Evans had a good one when he praised your cone putting out.

Derby 1-2 Bolton Sibley "Obviously we're disappointed, but we are not done with this season yet."

The HyperCar regs seem to have achieved what rally1 and the current F1 regs failed to, made the championship worth watching. The commonality with IMSA regs has ensured healthy competition in each series as well.

There is also Formula E from Brazil tomorrow. It seems to be a lot harder to follow now it's gone to TNT they put out so much on their YT channel.

If you like sports car racing, there's IMSA 12hrs of Sebring this saturday, free to watch on the website unless you're in 'murica. Support races include MX5 cup, a carerra cup and Mitchelin pilot cup (GT3 i think) hey, at least it's BoP'd and Sebring is a good track.

Oh dear oh dear oh dear. Can Forest's accountancy team succed in relegating them whe Luton Town failed? We can only put our faith in the governing bodies that run football for the good of the game............i can taste sick after typing that......

Had a read and I can confirm it's not me, I've not really watched ay football outside of DCFC for a while now.

I am nobody's sockpuppet.

"Not tonight Colin, i've got a zumba class tomorrow..............."

I'm expecting the game on Saturday to be a very hard fought draw. The need for both of us to not lose ground to the other is a big factor in that. Although the kicked in the guts feeling has been suspiciously absent recently so I would not be surprised if we lost. But, we could very well win we're finally looking like the team I think we've been supposed to be for a year and a half now. We even had terrible refereeing decisions screw the other team last night with is about as unexpected as stumbling across the dead sea scrolls in your local charity shop....

Does he have glass knees? Asking for about twenty thousand rams fans. Was he injured at Cardiff or just not playing before he was loaned here? Certainly, fit wise he's been brilliant in our team.

Well, I'm sure reading are furious. Perhaps they should hire Mark Clattenberg to write an angry letter?

I hope that's castor oil being rubbed into his scalp there.

You just know it's because the referee's indoctination centre get together decided we're getting done up like a kipper v Bolton......

hello darkness my old friend...................

Boooo

I did watch the occasional club match in my uni days in Swansea and had a housemate who played for one of the local clubs (rejected the uni team because it was "too English"🤣)and rugby union has the potential to be incredibly bad to watch especially as the skill level drops off down the game, however, the spirit of the game is present and it's a very healthy one (mostly) and very different to football.

Reading at home seems to have been a rich vein of disappointment over the years. Hopefully we set that right and give them a tonking, but, I fear it'll be a bit of a stinker even if we come out with 3 points.

Derby 2-1 Reading Gayle FRGS "Well we got a bit nervey towards the end there but I think everyone in the ground appreciated the determination we showed. I've been advsed to try permiating the hat with CBD oil to help me and Mr Hat make our decisions on who to being on and who bring off...yes, it was the hat that advised me, and, I can't really argue after waggy comes on again and scores again."

I can't help but think "we hired an ex-referee to write angry letters for us" hasn't resulted in referees giving forest soft decisions whilst letting them away with others......

Never seen you look as forest as you look tonight, Bald head smeared with s****, Relegation groovy dance, Will there even be a chance, Gumpette in red, Is dancing with Dawnie, Beard to beard.....

I share a lot of your misgivings. My take is that in the longer view, F1 (or grand prix racing) has had it's pioneering age, and then it's heroic age, and i'm old eough to remember it's sporting age (whilst my dad remembers it's heroic age) but we've moved past it's coprporate age and are well into the "sport-tainment" age. I'll be watching motoGP this afternoon which is a lot more competetive than F1, even if the swarm of Ducatis seem to be too much, at least there is some "which Ducati" question and even then it's not unusual for KTM and Aprilia to sneak a win here and there, although the aero is gradually ruining motoGP in similar ways to F1, particuallly you can't get close to the bike in front without ruining your tyres.... Over the next few years (well, 10-15 at most) motorsports is going to have to change significantly, or become irrelevent, or just a memory. "who can drive the machine the fastest" I think will always be an appealing pretext for a sport and a show that people will want to watch but the machines and races are going to be different, not just the fuel source but i think the whole concept.

He'd have been a very Paul Warne player I think. I liked Shinnie and was always a bit weird he went for only £30k when championship clubs would've taken him and probably for several times that.

The only exciting part was Oli Bearman having enough pace over Lando and Lewis at the end. Haas did well to sneak a point. Albon had a nice couple of moves mugging Yuki and ocon. Stroll driving into the wall kind of ended up killing the race in a lot of ways. Danny Ric got so fed up being behind Logan Sargent all race he spun on his own. p1 max, P2 Checo, P3 Leclerc, p4 piastri (good job), p5 Alonso (good job), P6 Russell, p7 Oli Bearman (good debut in difficult circumstances p8 Lando, p9 Lewis, p10 Hulkenberg (good job), p11 Albon (good job), p12 ocon, p13 Yuki, p14 Sargent, p15 K-mag (after penalty), p16 Danny Ric, p17 Bottas p18 Zhou. Right MotoGP tomorrow to revive my faith in Motorsport.