The number of fans who traveled to the City Ground Stadium increased as the time for the last match of the Premier League drew near.
Twain would sometimes drive by the City Ground Stadium when he made his way home from Wilford, and he would see the entrance to the stadium surrounded by hordes of flowers and Nottingham Forest scarves that swayed gently in the wind.
He knew that all those items had been left behind by people who wanted to bid farewell to the City Ground Stadium.
The red City Ground Stadium was reflected on the clear surface of the Trent River. On the opposite end of the river was the Meadow Lane Stadium, which served as the home ground for Notts County.
Twain and Dunn were working in two separate places that were situated very close to each other, but the two have never met each other after they bade farewell a year ago.
