11 Sep 2010
City Ground 15:00
14 Sep 2010
Deepdale 19:45
18 Sep 2010
KC Stadium 15:00
My first midweek game in ages against an “ambitious” side with lots of money and love of merry-go-rounds saw 23500 at the City Ground – a decent attendance for a cold Tuesday night, especially as QPR didn’t bring that many. Mr Davies saw one change from the team against Reading, with James Perchio replacing the [...]
Read More...With the news confirmed that Matt Thornhill has left for an initial month’s loan (possibly to be extended) at Cheltenham Town, Vital Forest report that combative-and-mardy-but-kind-of-likeable forgotten man Joe Garner could also be leaving the City Ground on loan, to either Carlisle or Millwall. In the meantime, Colin Neil Warnock has said that Forest have not [...]
Read More...Some bloke called Stuart Pearce who says that he used to play for us is now saying that we are going to win the league as we have “spent a few bob in the summer”. As we are planning on spending, not selling, Forest have rejected a “derisory” offer from Newcastle for James Perch, with [...]
Read More...GeriRed asked (in the comments) why William Davies keeps playing Cohen (left-footed) on the right and Anderson (right-footed) on the left, when you’d expect them to be the other way around. Well I’m just a punter who bangs on about tactics without knowing what I’m on about; but in my (ill thought out) opinion, there [...]
Read More...After our cup exploits against Birmingham, Billy reverted back to his (probably) first choice line-up, in an orthodox 4-4-2 – with a surprise return for Earnie and no place, even on the bench, for the Moooooooooooooooose. Camp Gunter Morgan Wilson Shorey Cohen McKenna Majewski Anderson Earnshaw Blackstock The first half was as good a performance [...]
Read More...Transfer rumours abound, with Ipswich interested in Dele Adebola, and Billy Davies quashing rumours about Victor Moses, while reflecting on our cup exit to Birmingham. In the meantime, Billy also says that we should “make the most” of Nicky Shorey before his likely return to Aston Villa. Elsewhere, not-actually-Irish former striker Tony Cascarino is so [...]
Read More...I finally got round to watching “The Damned United” the other day. There was one point in the film where Sam Longson (chairman of Derby County) said that the hierarchy at a football club was “chairman, directors, players, fans and at the bottom the manager”. It’s no secret that I was pretty ambivalent about Billy [...]
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