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Divine Wright
22-07-20, 21:26
http://www.forestforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=48857&page=6

uncle bob
22-07-20, 21:26
http://www.forestforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=48857

B. Oddie
22-07-20, 21:32
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Divine Wright
22-07-20, 21:49
Last post is most ominous!

City Jacks final would be horrible. I'm genuinely unsure whether I'd prefer us to go out against (a more deserving) Fulham or go through to a final against Swansea. Not to be a massive shithouse, but to have such huge stakes riding on a SW derby is just too much for me. OF course the win would be astronomical and we could go to town on it for decades, but obviously the opposite is also true and part of me would just prefer a bragging-rights amnesty. One, or both of us stand down before one of us , possibly me, get seriously football-hurt

Cowbridge Blue
22-07-20, 22:22
https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/embarrassed-gutted-nottingham-forest-fans-4354957

...must be the biggest turn around in history, surely?

life on mars
22-07-20, 22:59
Sod em , bet Albert is smirking 2

Des Parrot
22-07-20, 23:10
6 pages of hope, one bonfire to end it.

I like their proposal of 1st & 5th as the automatic promotion positions, sounds good to me.

life on mars
22-07-20, 23:14
Last post is most ominous!

City Jacks final would be horrible. I'm genuinely unsure whether I'd prefer us to go out against (a more deserving) Fulham or go through to a final against Swansea. Not to be a massive shithouse, but to have such huge stakes riding on a SW derby is just too much for me. OF course the win would be astronomical and we could go to town on it for decades, but obviously the opposite is also true and part of me would just prefer a bragging-rights amnesty. One, or both of us stand down before one of us , possibly me, get seriously football-hurt

Bring it on I say , ortune favors the brave

dandywarhol
22-07-20, 23:33
We've had our fair share. Wednesday away
1-0 last day of the season. Reading at home 3 nil down at half time.

NYCBlue
23-07-20, 01:00
https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/embarrassed-gutted-nottingham-forest-fans-4354957

...must be the biggest turn around in history, surely?

Doesn't "dreams in tatters" slightly understate it? I mean, my shirt could be in tatters, but at least I could still wear it. If I wanted to.

DannyBluebird
23-07-20, 01:10
We've had our fair share. Wednesday away
1-0 last day of the season. Reading at home 3 nil down at half time.

Reading was the playoffs

Wednesday was inevitable after the Preston 6-0 and Ipswich 0-3

This is way worse. 3 points advantage at home to Stoke. With 5 goals in the back pocket.

The only Cardiff capitulation I can think of that even resembles that was Pboro 0-4 HT at Xmas one year

NYCBlue
23-07-20, 01:27
Last post is most ominous!

City Jacks final would be horrible. I'm genuinely unsure whether I'd prefer us to go out against (a more deserving) Fulham or go through to a final against Swansea. Not to be a massive shithouse, but to have such huge stakes riding on a SW derby is just too much for me. OF course the win would be astronomical and we could go to town on it for decades, but obviously the opposite is also true and part of me would just prefer a bragging-rights amnesty. One, or both of us stand down before one of us , possibly me, get seriously football-hurt

Does not make you not a massive shithouse.

We can do it. I'd rather see us go down swinging in the last round than get knocked out in the first.

Pedro de la Rosa
23-07-20, 05:09
Reading was the playoffs

Wednesday was inevitable after the Preston 6-0 and Ipswich 0-3

This is way worse. 3 points advantage at home to Stoke. With 5 goals in the back pocket.

The only Cardiff capitulation I can think of that even resembles that was Pboro 0-4 HT at Xmas one year

You can’t ignore the 6-0 defeat to the only team that can catch us and the 3-0 to Ipswich. We only needed to not get hammered by PNE and get one point. Our blow up is the biggest, we were flying and should have gone up automatically.

the other bob wilson
23-07-20, 05:56
You can’t ignore the 6-0 defeat to the only team that can catch us and the 3-0 to Ipswich. We only needed to not get hammered by PNE and get one point. Our blow up is the biggest, we were flying and should have gone up automatically.

Agreed, I was thinking we were going to finish in the top two as I left the ground on Easter Monday after we'd beaten Burnley.

Kind of Blue
23-07-20, 06:55
I think Eric Half a Bee did some contextual analysis on PO finishes a while back that really illustrated the scale of our collapse that season where we lost out to PNE (on goals scored?). The scabs gave us a run for our money last night though!

lardy
23-07-20, 07:03
You can’t ignore the 6-0 defeat to the only team that can catch us and the 3-0 to Ipswich. We only needed to not get hammered by PNE and get one point. Our blow up is the biggest, we were flying and should have gone up automatically.

We didn't even need a point. A 5-0 defeat would have been enough!

Am I the only person suspicious about this? The second and third goals were avoidable (tap-ins on the line), and the fourth was a 96th minute own goal from a Forest corner when THE ENTIRE OUTFIELD of Forest were attacking and caught on the break.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHJMtX3-Iec

Trigger
23-07-20, 07:13
Tbf there was one sensible reply.

Michael Morris
23-07-20, 07:46
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NYCBlue
23-07-20, 07:51
We didn't even need a point. A 5-0 defeat would have been enough!

Am I the only person suspicious about this? The second and third goals were avoidable (tap-ins on the line), and the fourth was a 96th minute own goal from a Forest corner when THE ENTIRE OUTFIELD of Forest were attacking and caught on the break.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHJMtX3-Iec

Suspicious of what? Plenty of goals are avoidable. That's why you hear managers talking about discipline and concentration.

lardy
23-07-20, 07:54
Suspicious of what? Plenty of goals are avoidable. That's why you hear managers talking about discipline and concentration.

I retract it a bit, as forest needed a goal in the 96th, I forgot they were missing out on goals scored at that point.

But the two tap ins weren't just avoidable (needed a better word), they were training ground goals when the defenders are arsing about. You don't often see two as bad as that close together.

BLUETIT
23-07-20, 08:00
We didn't even need a point. A 5-0 defeat would have been enough!

Am I the only person SUSPICIOUS about this? The second and third goals were avoidable (tap-ins on the line), and the fourth was a 96th minute own goal from a Forest corner when THE ENTIRE OUTFIELD of Forest were attacking and caught on the break.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHJMtX3-Iec


I was watching the City, on the laptop, whilst having Sky Sports on in the background, with the sound turned down.

When they showed the last goal, it was such a perfect finish, I thought it was Forest scoring, to secure their place.

I’d love to see the betting in the East . Deffo something wrong there.

delmbox
23-07-20, 11:38
We didn't even need a point. A 5-0 defeat would have been enough!

Am I the only person suspicious about this? The second and third goals were avoidable (tap-ins on the line), and the fourth was a 96th minute own goal from a Forest corner when THE ENTIRE OUTFIELD of Forest were attacking and caught on the break.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHJMtX3-Iec

what are you suggesting here?

lardy
23-07-20, 12:20
what are you suggesting here?

Not actively suggesting anything, but if it happened in the Romanian league or the Thai league or something then I'm sure alarm bells would ring.

Makes me think a bit of this story from a few weeks ago.

Rick Parry, the EFL chairman, was secretly filmed discussing speculation that Wigan Athletic's administration is linked to "a bet in the Philippines on them being relegated".

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/football-league/wigan-athletic-relegation-administration-latest-efl-chairman-rick-parry-bet-gambling-philippines-a9599176.html

Baloo
24-07-20, 08:53
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Pedro de la Rosa
24-07-20, 09:03
Agreed, I was thinking we were going to finish in the top two as I left the ground on Easter Monday after we'd beaten Burnley.

Agreed, I was convinced we were going up. As lardy says we didn't even need the point, and we still got it! :hehe:

Pedro de la Rosa
24-07-20, 09:05
We didn't even need a point. A 5-0 defeat would have been enough!

Am I the only person suspicious about this? The second and third goals were avoidable (tap-ins on the line), and the fourth was a 96th minute own goal from a Forest corner when THE ENTIRE OUTFIELD of Forest were attacking and caught on the break.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHJMtX3-Iec

Forest were already gone, the last goal didn't matter. Forest had to score so they had no choice but to chuck everyone forward.

Baloo
24-07-20, 11:06
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dandywarhol
24-07-20, 12:45
Agreed, I was thinking we were going to finish in the top two as I left the ground on Easter Monday after we'd beaten Burnley.
I remember saying to my mate as we left Ninian after the Burnley game that's it we are up.

the other bob wilson
24-07-20, 13:05
Reading, managed by Neath born Mark Bowen, give Swansea a huge helping hand by letting them score four and having their top scorer sent off - just saying like. :sherlock::hehe:

A Quiet Monkfish
24-07-20, 16:00
Reading, managed by Neath born Mark Bowen, give Swansea a huge helping hand by letting them score four and having their top scorer sent off - just saying like. :sherlock::hehe:

The difference in approach between Stoke and Reading ! From what I caught of the Jacks game, Swansea were cutting through Reading like they weren't there. Stoke battled hard as if they were the side fighting for the play offs..

MacAdder
24-07-20, 18:28
Yeah. Where's that Pearcey?
I thought you carried some weight down there. Explain yourself man!

Lardy might well be onto something :sherlock: