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1865: Nottingham Forest Football Club in the Coca Cola Championship
 

Forest 3-0 Cheltenham

No “official” report this time because I am too busy – but it would be remiss of me not to mention the best Forest performance I have seen in some time (thanks to Baz for lending me his ticket!). The team was 4-4-2: Smith Curtis Chambers Breckin (c) Wright Perchio McGugan (Dobie) Gary Holt Commons [...]

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The mind boggles

I really don’t know where to go with this…

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Game on …

4 points off automatic promotion. 10 points off the championship. A team of reknowned bottlers heading for the play-offs. And Gillingham; a team that we have grown to hate. At least there was no Andy “rugby tackle” Hessenthaler to worry about this time. A new look defence lined up in a 4-4-2: Smith Curtis Chambers [...]

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The Big Red Train

Long but worth it

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I am fed up of all the moaning

I have already written about how off-putting I find the moaning (see previous article on the BBC site), but to the “CC out” brigade – do you not remember what it was like under Megson, or Hart, with their dour post-match grumblings? I personally am glad that we have a manager who exudes optimism, as [...]

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The Blame Game

The excellent “Through the Seasons before us” has an article on “The Blame Game” – who is at fault when looking at our current predicament. I’m pleased to see that most of the blame is laid at Mark Arthur’s door. It’s a strange thing, is corporate culture. Most organisations that are small enough (so that [...]

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Jackson is sacked

The Kashmir Times has its say.

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5-1 to the Famous Team

Nottingham Forest 5 – 1 Huddersfield Town Football, in many ways, is like going out. Or being in your twenties. The better the time, the less you can remember. Here’s what I remember. 4-4-2: Smith Curtis Morgan Breckin (c) Bennett Perchio Clingan Holt Commons Agogo Holt Huddersfield started the brighter but Perchio sprung the offside [...]

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