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The worldwide buzz is far from the norm, and certainly a far cry from the most recent league meeting between the duo on 22 March 2002 – when goals from Scott Young, Peter Thorne and Danny Gabbidon earned the Bluebirds a 3-2 victory over the Red Dragons.
Just shy of 16,000 supporters were at Ninian Park on that occasion, and nearly double that amount will be in attendance at Cardiff
Newcastle United supporters are set to vote on a new crest, with the club poised to change their badge for the first time since 1988.
The existing emblem is popular with supporters, but Newcastle feel it “struggles to perform in a modern setting”.
“Its intricacies and irregularities make consistent, high-quality reproduction impossible – from modern digital platforms to broadcast environments and merchandise,” the club said.
Newcastle‘s plans to update
A little under 20 years ago, Forest became the first European Cup-winning club to drop into the third tier of a domestic league pyramid.
They spent three seasons in League One before returning to the Championship in 2008-09, but the Reds would finish inside the top 10 just three times in the next 10 seasons as they struggled to return to the promised land of the Premier League.
Managers such
Pelach was a surprise appointment when he came in to succeed Schumacher on 18 September – to become the Potters’ sixth permanent boss since being relegated from the Premier League in May 2024.
Of those five previous Potters managers, three of them had less than a year – Gary Rowett (232 days), Nathan Jones (297 days) and Schumacher (272 days), while Alex Neil had only 15 months and, although Michael