Well, I mean, he certainly needed all the protection he could get when dicking around at Forest.
Well, I mean, he certainly needed all the protection he could get when dicking around at Forest.
Billy Sharp, one of only three likable Blunts in the known universe with One Decent and Sean Bastard, retires.
He. Hates. Derby.
Everybody's favourite ex-Forest Scouser Jack Robinson has joined the sheep. Perfect fit.
Wozza on a hat trick for Wrexham.
Elliot Anderson scores in the Champions League.
Jota Silva just scored his third of the game for oly.
Part of me would take Portugrealish back over Ndoye.
Of course I haven't seen him actually kick a ball since he left, but somehow I rather prefer the idea of his brand of whole hearted trying and failing to Ndoye's occasionally half-hearted trying and failing.
They both have a habit of hitting the deck but Ndoye's tends to be through lack of strength.
Hutchinson scores for AC Milan
I thought the Sean Dyche to Palace links were dumb but there does seem to be some reasonably reliable journalists saying it's on the cards.
Orel Mangala scores for Getafe, where he is on loan from Lyon (for whom he has played 18 games since first joining them on loan from Bunglecunt FC in 2024).
Some of our transfer business really has been exceptional. The selling, if not the buying.
Kinda. At the time we sold him, he was going good for the POTS award. A solid centre mid in the PL who scores a few goals goes for more than £18m.
An alternative narrative is he was perfectly suited to Forest, and has been badly managed/fits badly elsewhere, and we should have kept him.
Hot take: I'd have him over Schlager.
I can't really remember how he fared on loan at Everton last season before getting injured.
Not really that hot a take except for the few weirdos left who won't accept any bad words against Glasner.
No point accommodating those sort of weirdos. Or the ones that would accept no good words against him.
As ever, the reality lies somewhere in the middle.