And then there were four…
Lee Camp is poised to sign for us.
Tags: Lee Camp Posted in
Latest News
It’s just like buses….
… or is he built like a bus? Dele Adebola has finally arrived, joining Paul Anderson and David McGoldrick.
Tags: dele adebola Posted in
You wait all summer for a signing …
… and two come along at once. Welcome back Paul Anderson, joining David McGoldrick in next season’s squad.
Tags: Paul Anderson Posted in
Nottingham Forest in new signing shock!
The summer finally gets going with the news that we have signed David McGoldrick from Southampton. Another Nottingham lad to add to our collection.
Tags: david mcgoldrick Posted in
Championship fixture list released
The all new Championship fixture list is out now.
We start with Reading again, away this time, with our first home game hosting West Brom. The season ends with a promotion party at Scunthorpe.
Tags: championship fixture list 2009-2010 Posted in
News roundup: Pemberton on his way
It’s been a while … how you doing? Not much going on over here I’m afraid.
John Pemberton leaves the club as Sport Billy restructures his back-room staff. We’ve also got Bradford City in the first round of the Carling Cup.
Craig Armstrong (remember him?) joins Mansfield. And Ian Breckin has not been short of offers.
It looks like Dexter Blackstock may not be coming - as he looks forward to playing his former club in QPR’s pre-season.
However, we are after Donny’s Brian Stock and some say we are after style-over-substance winger Lee Martin - but I don’t believe that for a second.
Lastly, the excellent LTLF has an interview with James Perchio.
Tags: bradford city, brian stock, carling cup, craig armstrong, dexter blackstock, ian breckin, james perchio, john pemberton, lee martin Posted in
News roundup: full backs
It sounds like a right laugh at Spuz - just ask Michael Dawson. And speaking of ex-players, Norwich are looking for a million quid for Sammy Clingan.
Meanwhile, back at the City Ground, Sport Billy doesn’t see Joel Lynch as a priority signing. But Chris Gunter still wants to go out on loan next season and would be happy coming back to us.
Tags: chris gunter, joel lynch, Michael Dawson, sammy clingan Posted in
News roundup: new strikers - Adebola and McGoldrick?
Been a couple of days since the last round-up, so here we go:
Richard Tait is out for revenge following his release.
Preston have rejected our bids for Paul McKenna.
Rob Earnshaw is an old man.
Billy Davies will be sending some of the kids, and others, out on loan this season.
Forest have bid £1 million for David McGoldrick (which will help Notts out too) - and it looks like the Blackstock link is going cold as QPR rebuild.
Lastly, showes99 says that Dele Adebola is arriving at the City Ground today - certainly, Garry Birtles believes that his signing is a done deal.
Relaxing by the pool? Play the Top Trumps European Football Stars Card Game
Tags: billy davies, david mcgoldrick, dexter blackstock, garry birtles, paul mckenna, preston north end, qpr, Richard Tait, rob earnshaw, southampton Posted in
News roundup: Calderwood, Metgod, Cohen, Mills, Adebola and Jones
Colin Calderwood and Johnny Metgod are on the move - CC may be going to Chesterfield while Metgod is looking to join Nigel down the road.
Sport Billy wants to tie Chris Cohen down to a longer contract.
And he’s reportedly offering £1.5m for Donny defender Matthew Mills - although Brum are apparently going to offer £4m. He better be bloody good for that sort of money.
Dele Adebola has been offered a two year contract with “vast sums of money” to come and join us - which has discouraged our Brian and moneybags QPR from chasing his signature.
And lastly West Brom’s Tony Mowbray joins the Sheep, Dirty Leeds and us in the race for Rob Jones‘ signature (remembering that Mowbray brought Jones to Hibs in the first place).
Tags: billy davies, birmingham city, brian laws, chesterfield, chris cohen, colin calderwood, dele adebola, derby county, johnny metgod, leeds united, matthew mills, nigel clough, qpr, rob jones, tony mowbray, west bromwich albion Posted in
Beating Derby 3 - 1
Niall Kennedy has just released a new eBook (in PDF/Adobe Acrobat format) detailing the early history of the FA Cup. Including our 1898 3-1 victory of the sheep botherers.
As Niall says:
First published in 1902 in the auspicious Strand magazine, The Teams that Won the World’s Greatest Football Competition 1871 - 1901 is a classic reprint of one of the earliest historical reference materials of the early years of the FA Cup and gives Forest historians and supporters the opportunity to own a really important historical account of the world’s greatest football competition and the first time we lifted the trophy. A time when Forest could claim to be the best team in the World.
More details at “The teams that won the world’s greatest football competition“.
Save over £20 on Football Manager 2009 (PC or Mac)
Tags: derby county, fa cup, nottingham forest Posted in
