Forest were always prioritising Friday’s Championship game with Stoke but the supporters did themselves proud once again away at Arsenal in the cup. It’s been a strange week for the Reds, scraping a home win against Barnsley before the razzmatazz of a League Cup tie at the Emirates Stadium. The Barnsley game was won courtesy … Continue reading Promotion Remains the Priority but the Supporters Did Us Proud at Arsenal
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A Fully Fit Carvalho Will Seem Like We’ve Signed a New Player
Despite all the recent activity in the transfer market, the return to full fitness of João Carvalho will seem like a brand-new signing. Nottingham Forest’s record acquisition is slowly but surely working his way back into contention for a place in the starting eleven. The 22-year-old Portuguese suffered an ankle injury set back in … Continue reading A Fully Fit Carvalho Will Seem Like We’ve Signed a New Player
Strength in Depth
Nottingham Forest produced three excellent results within just six days, proof that the club finally has strength in depth. Despite being outplayed for long spells at Charlton Athletic, who in my opinion, manufactured the best passing football of the season so far, Forest dug out an invaluable point at the Valley. Similarly, to the game … Continue reading Strength in Depth
Big managers mean nothing at the City Ground, so let’s get behind the unknown Sabri!
I was recently asked by a betting company to pen a few words regarding the season ahead for Forest. Please click on the link here to read the full article.
Intelligent Substitutions Save the Day at Leeds
Sabri Lamouchi unleashed a trio of substitutes at Elland Road as Forest came back from the dead to earn a draw against Leeds United last Saturday. It’s fair to say that Nottingham forest rode their luck on several occasions but emerged with what could be an invaluable point come season’s end. The decision to change … Continue reading Intelligent Substitutions Save the Day at Leeds
Dictated from the SKY above, the mother of all evil?
Nottingham Forest and Derby County have moved the goal posts, by rescheduling their tinderbox fixture to accommodate Sky Sports! The game will now take place on the 11th of March, which just happens to be Mothering Sunday. It’s a PR disaster on every conceivable level, and one that has possibly ruined the trip of a … Continue reading Dictated from the SKY above, the mother of all evil?
MIKE HURLEY’S NOTTINGHAM FOREST JOURNEY
The following piece is written by Mike Hurley. Back in 1984 at the tender age of 7, the same age that my son Brian is now, little did I know, that when placing a Nottingham Forest poster upon my bedroom wall for the first time that I was about to spark a love affair … Continue reading MIKE HURLEY’S NOTTINGHAM FOREST JOURNEY
Warburton Rises to the Occasion
When the heat was on, and the pressure was high, Warburton rose to the occasion; and I’m not talking about a loaf of bread! Despite being under a bit of criticism following a poor run or results of late, the Nottingham Forest manager rallied the troops and defeated one of the Championship’s best sides. Before … Continue reading Warburton Rises to the Occasion
The Prince and the Pauper
Britt Assombalonga returned to the City Ground last Saturday, but was overshadowed by his cut price replacement Daryl Murphy. The Middlesbrough striker, who cost a whopping 15 million pounds, fluffed his lines on his big day out. In stark contrast, Forest’s veteran Irishman did exactly what he’s been recruited to do, graft and score. As … Continue reading The Prince and the Pauper
Victory Snatched from the Lions Mouth
The new look Nottingham Forest kicked of the Championship campaign with a fortunate victory over newly promoted Millwall on Friday. Regardless of the victory, it feels great to have our club back in the hands of our loyal supporters. The buzz around the city before the game was fantastic and to have a sell out … Continue reading Victory Snatched from the Lions Mouth