11 Sep 2010
City Ground 15:00
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Deepdale 19:45
18 Sep 2010
KC Stadium 15:00
Forest 3 – 1 Swansea One of the things that puzzled me was the response from a number of Northampton fans when Colinwood (as named by Stress and Pie) joined. You would expect a newly promoted club to be disappointed to be losing their up-and-coming manager, but a number of fans responded with a “good [...]
Read More...Stuart Pearce on how to defeat West Ham: “Before the match my daughter said: ‘Beenie the horse wants to sit next to you by the drinks holder on the touchline’. It is difficult to tell a seven-year-old: ‘This is the Premiership, I’m known as Psycho and I’m a hard man’.“
Read More...Proof that he is a cheat. And he knows it. Incidentally, John Finnigan used to play for Forest. He never made the first team, but Baz and I saw him score a goal at the coldest ever reserve match held in Nottingham, against Sunderland, about ten years ago. We felt very sorry for the cheerleaders, [...]
Read More...A few years ago, when it was announced that Zidane would wear number 5 for Real Madrid, a friend and I tried to set up a team of players whose numbers suggested that they played in a different position. The rules are simple – the team is based upon the premise that they will play [...]
Read More...Nottingham Forest 0 – 0 Carlisle This was one of those where I thought I had probably watched a different game to those on the radio. Calderwood declared himself pleased. McGovern called it a game of two halves. Colin Fray said it was a good performance. I was left worried (continuing my new-found theme of [...]
Read More...If you use iCal or Mozilla Calendar (or even the Remote Calendars plug-in for Outlook, then I have now published a Forest Fixtures calendar that you can subscribe to. I can’t promise to keep it 100% up to date but I will try. Update: The link is now available via the Forest site fixtures page [...]
Read More...“I’ve got a bad feeling about this” I thought as I pulled into the rush hour traffic on the M621, on my way to watch notorious bottlers Nottingham Forest. Two thirds of a successful back line out with injury, against a struggling side in an evening game. Probably not good. And I wasn’t wrong. Normally [...]
Read More...Russel Slade says that “Forest will be hard to stop”. Alex at Trent End Talk has noticed it too. It doesn’t matter that the performances aren’t all there yet. We have momentum. People are scared of playing us. This is a very good thing.
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