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Isn't it because James Vaughan is effectively doing that role now?

I'm pretty sure all execs get "paid off". Not saying it's right, but it's common practice for those douchebags at the top.

We could sing pump it up by Elvis Costello, but change it to lump it up.

They do kill the atmosphere, to be fair. Especially before the 2nd half kicks off. Not sure why they insist on playing it right up to the whistle.

This would be us

The players suggesting it or me?

With news that some players want the club to stop playing "certain songs" before kickoff, should we finally drop the cringey tunes?

FTFY

If McNeill starts, we are doomed. He's been dreadful for months. Give danjuma a start.

David, we need a striker, wingers and a right back...

The club needs qualified administrators to expeditiously wind the business up.

Must be a nightmare managing the women's team as a man. If he tells them they were crap after a match, the players start telling him everything he's ever done wrong and highlighting his failings. Then half of them start crying and the other half say they're leaving and never coming back.

You wanted to circumcise your hypothetical children? You believe dinosaurs and man lived side by side?

No, but fans rightly expected more than a ground out 1-0 win at home to 10 man Burnley as the only win in the last 15 matches. Positive thinking from the fans won't win the games. That's what the players and manager are paid millions for. Forest are poor, but they have a goal threat and can...

That it's going to be even more embarrassing when they beat us?

Farhad moshiri. It will be the sentence before saying "the sale to 777 has been approved. Bye!".

Is Gary megson still alive?

Mate... The club is financially on the bones of its arse. If it gives fans their money back for every poor performance, we'd have gone bust years ago.

Jokes on them. We'll be in administration before the first payment is due.

I mean, we appointed an entire board room based on them being local, so that's a tall order.