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Nigel will criticise the owners for what he thinks they might do

I suppose it's possible that it might force Reading into bringing in another striker. Then when DS recovers they might loan him out to gain match fitness.

I was impressed with what I saw of Maddison last season but I haven't seen that again this year in the two games I have seen against Cambridge and Oxford,

Remember it well. My mother was a collector and occasionally would get a couple of match tickets

He played a couple of good games at Sixfields and at Carlisle but then faded away.

Could be a trialist

According to offal Burge had a tooth out yesterday.

Just because SISU are the evil empire it doesn't follow that all the rest are good guys. There is absolutely no reason to support SISU's actions but just because you hate them you don't have to agree with everyone on the other side of the argument.

I think the world sees us as a 3rd Div side that overachieved for 30 years, and many of them close to relegation. Our current position tends to support that view. We are not a fallen giant because a giant we never were

Lady in the current shop yesterday said that the old Phone shop had been considered but isn't available despite being empty. Further the new shop, not being operated by the club, may not sell tickets.

Really. We used to sell our good players before SISU?. Surely some mistake.

Didn't we have Doyle on loan? If my memory is correct I don' t recall him being very highly rated on here and at the other place.

I think most people now agree that we should looking at talent rising from the lower leagues so let's just give the lad a chance. If it's a mistake it won't be an expensive one.

It's only rivalry when it's mutual. Otherwise it's just plain hatred. I'm old enough to remember when Leicester were in the first division and we were in the third - and I don't mean last season. Any rivalry is a bit artificial as mostly we've been in different divisions

You've got to remember that he has already gone a long way in a short time. When he became a starter people were moaning that we were relying on an academy kid to score goals. If you had seen his first couple of games at Sixfields you would have thought "the lad's quick but he can't finish"...

And if I remember correctly the football pitch has quite a slope

Ryan Allsop maybe wasn't great but he wasn't as bad as many called him. I don't think he ever let us down.

All this reminiscing has persuaded me to sign up