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19 Sep 2026 07:39:04
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18 Sep 2026 12:56:47
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18 Sep 2026 11:28:45
Predictions for tomorrow fellow Reds.
I personally don't think it's going to be as easy as some on here think. They gave Man City a hard time in Manchester and before Brighton ended up dismantling them the Seagulls keeper made 2 or 3 world class saves.
They have the lowest of low low blocks which will need patience to break down.
They intermittently look good going forward but have an error prone defence, as the stats show.β
Id take any sort of a win. I still have nightmares about our nil nil against Wolves last season and the narrow one nil win at Molineux.
Also, the first hour against Burnley at the WFCG.
18 Sep 2026 12:24:02
If we play like we did at Villa in the second half, I can see us getting 4+ goals,not to disrespect Coventry but they really look shell shocked and Glasner could give a few players a chance?, Coventry will bring plenty of vocal support should add to the atmosphere. UREDS.
18 Sep 2026 20:43:55
Evening all (just realised, that wasn't aimed at you Stokey!)
Not posted for a while. Hope everyone is well.
If I was OG, I'd be making sure that we get at them from the first whistle. Really pressure them from the off. Don't let them get a foothold in the game at all.
As you said Stokey, they actually had some good chances against Brighton. They are quite weak at the back, so an early goal would be good! And if they get one, go straight after them again!
I'm old school and reminisce when it was like that under Clough and Taylor though! I was a bit too young for the European Cup times (Midweek Sport Special was how I saw that!) but from 83 onwards (when my mum started to allow me to go at 13) in the Trent End, I remember the many times when it was wave after wave of attacking intent!
Great times, and yes, I know those days are long gone, but I hope more than anything that we can get exciting football (in general, not just Forest) back again one day.
Apologies, this turned into'those were the days' type thing!
Definitely need to back up last weeks win at Villa!
COYR!
18 Sep 2026 21:11:28
Missed ya Arizona bud, remember Mary Hopkins playing centre half, great chant. Those were the days my friend, (Obviously joking) for me,my friend (hang on again) π€£ the games just losing it's soul. Drowned in owners and players lard. The fans overpaying whether to live games or sky.
The 60s onwards for me watching Newcastle before forest, was a togetherness built on friendship and laughter. Goose bumps and hatred. But you got home, knackered. But just so looking forward to the next high. Anyway just my opinion bud.
18 Sep 2026 21:22:54
Welcome back Arizona mate.
18 Sep 2026 21:52:28
Cheers Bowie and Rogie.
I get exactly what you mean Bowie mate. Oh, and made me p*#* the Mary Hopkins line bud!
Hope you are both well, and hope you're enjoying your retirement Bowie mate.
18 Sep 2026 22:09:15
Bless ya Arizona loving it bud thank you. πit's the simple thing of an alarm clock i think π€£.
18 Sep 2026 22:11:40
Welcome back Arizona mate!
Mind how you go.ππππ.
19 Sep 2026 05:53:47
Very good Stokey!
And Bowie, it's the simple things in life that gives us the most joy mate.
One of things I try to do every day is appreciate the simple things in life. I know it's difficult at times, as we all go through tough times, but I do always try to show gratitude for what I have. I dont mean material things. Just having a a beer or glass of vino with the good lady, and the dogs laying next to you. Always make sure I take time to appreciate it!
19 Sep 2026 12:14:00
3 nil uredddssss Uredddssss.
18 Sep 2026 10:54:50
Seems Tuchel got an issue with MGW.
18 Sep 2026 11:05:58
Spot on RettyRed! MGW better than Mainoo, and Scott. MGW deserved to be in the squad! Tuchel goes for defensive players every time!
18 Sep 2026 12:37:52
Arguably cost Tommy the World Cup ( not taking MGW)
18 Sep 2026 13:53:58
It'll be interesting if Delap keeps banging em in, with MGW assisting him. Surely Turtle won't have a choice but to call them up. π³.
18 Sep 2026 17:04:57
For me best number 10 in prem as it stands. What goes through Tommy turtles head only he knows but I'm thinking goldfish.
18 Sep 2026 19:03:30
I'd tell him to "Shove it!!!"
In his prime years and continually ignored.
19 Sep 2026 01:08:04
The benefit of Tuchel leaving MGW out is keeps him fresh for Premier games, and gets him rilied up to produce M of the M performance and plenty of goals from him.
19 Sep 2026 10:57:24
Agreed Mossy, his loss, our gain!

18 Sep 2026 07:39:12
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18 Sep 2026 04:50:35
Can only agree with previous posts about Brighton, the recruitment is excellent, even getting two Olympiacos players when we didn't get a look in, and even changing coaches just makes them progress and get better.
Wonder if we could claim it all started in 1973 when a certain Peter Taylor was there who planted the seeds to the success nowπ€.
18 Sep 2026 19:49:26
Peter Taylor wouldn't say unsung my best ever forest hero mossy π.
18 Sep 2026 21:48:49
Btw mossey wasn't saying you said he was an unsung hero btw. π.
17 Sep 2026 21:05:19
I see Raheem Sterling has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving.
He's now got 6 points more than Spurs.ππ
Went to the paint shop today to get thinner.
It didn't work.π.
17 Sep 2026 21:51:33
Deport them to falklands football i say, they owe us one.
18 Sep 2026 13:12:38
Stirling is an overpaid entitled idiot.
17 Sep 2026 17:43:05
Anyway been a while, cough cough. Promised ya an old lyric twist, stokey. Pfffft pfffft, Mike a one two a one two three. π€£ anyway the eagles.
Marinikis, why dont you come to your senses,
you've been out sacking coaches, for so long now.
Oh your a Greek one, but I know you still got your reasons,
these things that try pleasing, hurt the bank somehow,
Don't you draw the wfcg she will beat you if she's able,
And the king of hearts the Yates on settled ground.
Now it seems to me some fine things have been laid out on your table.
But your goodself leaves you blind.
Marinikis you ain't getting no younger.
You better put your trust in someone, put your trust in someone,
You better let your son take over, before it's to late.
Laaaaa daaaa taaaa taaaa. Ftid xπ₯°.
17 Sep 2026 18:40:19
Superb Bowie! ππππ.
17 Sep 2026 20:20:32
ICONIC!!
πππ.
18 Sep 2026 08:09:57
Sounds a bit Desperado to me π€‘.
18 Sep 2026 18:19:03
Wordsmith on a Journey of the Saucerer.
Fair play old bean, doesn't sound quite the same if I use a Geordie accent mind π gaaan!
18 Sep 2026 19:55:41
Ginger π€£ wordsworth. Any f kr sitting in the Yorkshire area, creaming loads from poetry. While sitting looking at daffodils Good on them. Us lot in the geordie area call them hippies claiming pip π«’.
18 Sep 2026 22:17:56
Wordsworth had quite an exciting and racy life as a young man.
Went to France, saw the start of the French Revolution, fell in love with a French lady and had a child by her. then when the Revolution turned to terror and bloodshed ( as most Revolutions do) returned to England and wandered the Lake District with his sister, writing poetry.
" Bliss was it to be alive that Dawn
But to be young was very Heavenβ.
Don't we all know it friends.
Poetry is filled with eternal truths.
18 Sep 2026 22:46:24
Actually been to his classroom stokey hawkshead. His name scribed on the desk. we stayed there cpl days lovely little place.
18 Sep 2026 22:43:33
And the poetry on his sister ?
19 Sep 2026 10:44:46
Dorothy's poetry was very good Bowie. She'd be a giant today compared to some of the mediocre, virtue signalling stuff out there at the moment. An age where clever women were largely unrecognised. The Brontes and George Eliot changed all that eventually, even though they had to disguise their names and have male alter egos to get published.
My wife and I went to the Lake District for our 50th birthdays ( both of us within 10 days of each other in December).
Went to Hawkshead but Wordsworths School was closed. Visited Dove Cottage, with the newspaper insulation and the stream running under the flagstones. Very cold. We have a moody photo of Wordsworth's grave at Grasmere in the frost under a clear blue sky, somewhere in the house.
Went to see Beatrix Potters House ( where they filmed) with my first wife and very young daughter. Beautiful bit of the country mate.

17 Sep 2026 15:06:16
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17 Sep 2026 20:22:20
Excellent review as usual Ed 1. Like you, I think that Sage should "fennelβ his energies into getting his team into "mintβ condition. π.
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18 Sep 2026 12:26:48
Nope! ππππ.