Spine-tingling. Goosebump-inducing. Special. The City Ground was something else on Saturday.
Bathed in glorious April sunshine, it was a cauldron of noise, a show of collective belief and unity, and a grand stage for a thrilling encounter. Whether or not there is an encore is still to be determined.
Mull of Kintyre was as loud as it has ever been. The place exploded when Sam Surridge gave Nottingham Forest a second-half lead. And the stands remained packed long after the final whistle as players and staff walked around the pitch, to deafening cheers and applause.