The worst 'footballers' I've ever seen wearing Forest shirts (and I've seen Ingo and Tricky as a centre back pairing)
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It was the 3-1 - he ranted about being 3-0 down at half-time, changing to his team at the break and winning the second half 1-0.
He also talked about two players who "feigned" an ankle injury/illness before the 5-0 d*rby debacle.
No names mentioned, but they then put up a slide with all the players (at least 10) ruled out of that game (his excuse for the defeat) and why - the list included Abdoun and Djebbour, due to ankle injury/illness (I forget which way round) -
Someone on Reddit has taken the time to draw Nottingham Forest players but with tits. No, me neither. It's proper weird but I had to look through them.
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Shady's gonna Shade.
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3 games moved for TV.
Man U - same date but an 8pm KO.
Villa - now a 5.30 KO, but game might still move depending on Villa's UCL progress.
Spurs - now Mon 21st April, 8pm. -
Not been to an away match in the prem yet. Thought we had hospitality lined up for spurs away. The move to Monday night has probably fucked that right up.
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Bank Holiday Monday. That's got all day piss-up in the London sun written all over it.
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Is Ingo living in Victorian England?
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I wasn't aware that he was weaving t-shirts with a loom, but maybe.
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Hang on, hadn't spotted it was bank hols...might be back in the game..
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e's o' them satanic mill owners.
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Murillo in the latest Brazil squad.
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Interesting that it's Marinakis lackeys that are being moved off the Forest board. Suggests that if he's forced, by European qualification, to chose a club to stay officially in charge of, it'll be Forest rather than Olympiacos.
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So we are five points above sixth, with ten games to go. Without looking at other teams fixtures, that means that we might need to average 2.5 pts per game to finish fifth.
By the guru principle, still too early to call.
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But we are 34 points ahead of Leicester and Ipswich with 10 games left, so you don’t have to check remaining fixtures to declare mathematical certainty.
