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  1. A soapbox cart on an urban course, with crew team members, one steering, one shooting a fire extinguisher and the third holding a flag

  2. A man taking a selfie-style photo with a smiling player.

  3. A building with glass doors and a white frontage. On the front of the building are the words Nottingham City Council, Loxley House

  4. The FA Cup trophy, with red ribbons

  5. Mohammed Ahmed-Altey

  6. 'Dyche more in the Nuno mould' or 'would rather give Ange time'?

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    Sean Dyche, wearing a dark suit, and Ange Postecoglou, wearing a dark coat, stand side by side on the touchline during a matchGetty Images

    We asked for your thoughts on Ange Postecoglou's future, and whether Sean Dyche would be a good replacement if the Australian manager leaves the City Ground.

    Here are some of your comments:

    Dave: I want Ange to be successful and hope he can turn things around. If he does not, the more I think about it I would not be opposed to Sean Dyche. He did a good job for Everton under extremely difficult circumstances.

    Ian: If you thought the reaction to Ange was extreme, expect worse if Dyche is hired. What we don't want is fans turning on the owner. He has made his first significant error in sacking Nuno Espirito Santo and hiring Ange. I'm also not a fan of Ange, but I'd rather give him more time than appoint Dyche, whose style of play is not for us or the players we have bought. There is talk also of Rafael Benitez - not sure he is a good fit either, but he is perhaps more palatable than Dyche

    Peter: Dyche is who we should have appointed once Nuno had got his engineered exit granted. Appointing Ange has been Evaangelos Marinakis' worst ever decision - and this is someone who once appointed Chris Hughton. Dyche would implement a similar style that has served us so well, so give him until the end of the season and we can reassess the position then.

    Kevin: Absolutely not Dyche. He is a survivor who can get a tune out of average players, but we need a winner who can improve quality players. We should stick as we are until Christmas, unless we keep getting hammered. Marco Silva would be able to do a job if he can be influenced over.

    Dave: I would take Dyche over Ange any day of the week. We currently have the leakiest defence in the whole of the league and so we need somebody to stop the rot. Dyche is a defence-minded manager and much more in the Nuno mould.

  7. What next for Forest? Will Postecoglou stay or go? And do you want Dyche?

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    Ange PostecoglouGetty Images

    We reported over the weekend that it is understood Nottingham Forest will consider Sean Dyche as a replacement for Ange Postecoglou should they decide to part with their under-pressure head coach.

    Dyche has been out of work since leaving Everton in January, lives relatively close to Nottingham and was a youth player at Forest at the start of his career.

    Forest will not be required to pay any compensation should they move for Dyche, and that could be a factor in the club's choice of any replacement.

    So, what do you think will happen next? Will Postecoglou be given time to turn things around, or are his Forest days numbered? If they are, is Dyche a suitable replacement, or is there someone else you would like to see in the dugout?

    Get in touch with your views here

  8. Maggie Lockhart seated at a table at home. She is wearing glasses and a white shirt with a black pattern. She is sitting on a wooden chair, and another chair is partially visible in the bottom right corner of the image. The background features two distinct wall textures: on the left, there is a wall with a stone-like appearance, while on the right, the wall is light-coloured and has a framed picture hanging on it. The framed artwork depicts a scenic landscape with trees, water, and possibly some buildings in the distance.

  9. An artist's impression of a cinema, which is a red-brick building, with blue sky and some clouds above

  10. A view of Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station's cooling towers, which are billowing out steam on a sunny day.

  11. Sammi Claxon, pictured staring directly at the camera. She has blonde hair and green eyes

  12. A van with the number plate blurred on the side of the M1

  13. Viktor Gyokeres (left), Alexander Isak (centre) and Benjamin Sesko in a split picture

  14. A former factory shop is pictured with metal fencing surrounding it

  15. Sean Dyche at the City Ground with Everton

  16. Two police officers facing away from the camera

  17. Ross Wilson

  18. Artist impression of the future Bulwell bogs, with multiple people of different ages playing with the water park equipment

  19. Dave Wells with son Buddy and partner Roz

  20. Man in front of tree