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From Skysports.com... McClaren saw the reputation he had built up at Middlesbrough take a significant blow during his time in charge of England, but he enjoyed success in Holland with FC Twente before a stint in Germany with Wolfsburg did not work out. And he has now set his sights on guiding Forest back into the top-flight, with the club having missed out twice in the play-offs under Davies in the last two seasons. On the right bus "It's a great feeling, especially coming here. You can smell the history and tradition of this football club. I've been abroad for three years and I wanted to get back into English football." Steve McClaren Quotes of the week He said: "Everybody has to work together, on the same page, on the right bus going in the right direction. We will work together to improve this club.

My gut feeling too. I watched the extended highlights of celebrations on Saints Player and I felt Harding's body language didn't quite match that of the others. Just a hunch he might know already. It makes sense, we have so many left full backs, arguably with more talent.

In all likelihood they will lose CMS and Boyd even if they do go up- this will turn them into a poor force going forward to add to an already exisiting diabolical defence!!

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Yeah, on the pitch now with the players- hope he enjoys every minute

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Hapy Birthday son

MLT and Benali are no longer on the bus or in the building and havent been for some time. MLT nearly stopped the bus ever getting going. They should just review their behaviour, draw a blue line under it. Cortese is taking care of business and its about winning games of football simple as that.

Thanks that worked for me too....although logged on to hear the goal

I liked the body language of the strikers when the other ones scored...all seemed really pleased for each other, including Barney, who must feel he's not in the first XI

With hindsight yes... but it was when we scored he got scared, my guess is he wouldve reacted the same at any match- I just think he was too young. I wanted to make sure he got a buzz on his first game and wanted to come again- I thought he was ready, he wasnt. It was a judgement call based on me knowing my own son

Its interesting how close it is and how many people are saying Dickson is getting better. I suspect once he reaches his full potential, Dickson will win a similar poll. Harding has maybe reached his peak? Try again at the end of the season

Took my son at just turned 5 to Saints V Pompey last year- as he'd been asking to come for a while. I made a mistake with the match choice- a little too intense!! He wasnt bad, but freaked out at the noise for the goals and I think thats a common issue for the young ones- you could put them off for ages afterwards. Incidentally, he is finally, almost a year later expressing some interest to come again. He is also much more into football in general now- so maybe 6-7 is the perfect age

Good luck with your sons first match! I picked Saints V Pompey last year for MY 5 year old- big mistake.. Apart from the scoreline, he was petrified, even in the family enclosure

Leaving Bristol in an hour

Coppell DOF with Adkins manager more likely

Our own angel, whos job is done and gone back to heaven. Lets not mess it up from here, or his work was for nothing.

I don't post on this forum much. I mainly read and am interested in the opinions and knowledge of others. I do find myself frustrated at the egos on here. People that yearn for some sort of acceptance or attention. The worst kind are people that pass on rumours that have no basis in fact or that don't come from any kind of reliable source. Its difficult, we all want to know whats going on. But I think the whole takeover frenzy and subsequent unfounded rumours (particularly aimed at NC) highlighted a big problem of credibility that needs to be addressed.

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Cortese is as hard as nails. I can now see why he ran a bank so successfully

I don't think having to play numerous league derbies in a season is a good thing... at all. Opponents who might not normally be on your level, raise their game significantly. I remember Arsene Wenger once remark that it was harder for Arsenal to win the league than Man Utd because Arsenal had to face many more local derbies than they did.

Reg Dance- cool as f**k name... and no doubt died with a smile on his face, happy that the future is bright RIP

Great stuff Pilchards... the smell of fear excites me!!

Lambert- his goals came at crucial times