Isn't there something about Nottingham being defined as everything on one side of the Trent? If the river bursts its banks does that line move?
Forest called off?
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Isn't there something about Nottingham being defined as everything on one side of the Trent? If the river bursts its banks does that line move?
Game on. Dont panic folks.
Good news also for City in that Simon Cox is out injured. NOTICED that Ayala was only on the bench @ Ipswich tuesday.
Good news also for City in that Simon Cox is out injured. NOTICED that Ayala was only on the bench @ Ipswich tuesday.
As far is football is concerned, it's certainly not all on one side of the Trent, the two football clubs are opposite each other on either side of it.
The banks of the Trent next to the ground are quite high, I don't know how full it gets when it's pissing down, but I would have thought it would take a massive rise in the water level to make it overflow next to the ground.
Yes it would, and the water has had plenty of places downstream to go. Just outside of Nottingham and Burton have been out at sea this week.
