We need to talk about Nottingham Forest.

[Old Blue 2]

In the present situation, I would be happy if Forest went down; delighted if the old Olympic stadium ended up in the Championship, and ecstatic if the crafty cockneys plummeted.

All-in-all, a most interesting few weeks at the bottom end of the Premiership...

 

[Yarrgh]

And replacing the seats with hoists.

Hate to be the lad explaining that lifting plan to the poor sap called in from Ainscough.

Mate you're gonna need a tailing crane as well for that size load.

 

[Yarrgh]

In the present situation, I would be happy if Forest went down; delighted if the old Olympic stadium ended up in the Championship, and ecstatic if the crafty cockneys plummeted.

All-in-all, a most interesting few weeks at the bottom end of the Premiership...

Deffo more interesting when Everton aren't involved that's for sure!

 

[Old Blue 2]

Deffo more interesting when Everton aren't involved that's for sure!

Absolutely, Y, absolutely!

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Tbh it was crazy to get rid of Nuno at the start of the season

For all we joke around on here, getting rid of Dyche was stupid on their part, he would have kept them up.

 

[Number_25]

I would love to see the bottom four all drop out of the league.

 

[Nymzee]

For all we joke around on here, getting rid of Dyche was stupid on their part, he would have kept them up.

They were trending down and West Ham up. Over the 10 games till Dyche's sacking they had less PPG than West Ham. It wasn't a sure thing at all.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

They were trending down and West Ham up. Over the 10 games till Dyche's sacking they had less PPG than West Ham. It wasn't a sure thing at all.

Definitely not a sure thing, but I think more of a chance with him than not. We were trending down too off memory but managed to get us to hang in there, well, a missed penalty in another game did it for us.

Not that keeping this expensive squad up should be an achievement mind.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

They were trending down and West Ham up. Over the 10 games till Dyche's sacking they had less PPG than West Ham. It wasn't a sure thing at all.

I think the only think you can say about Dyche is that he’s streaky

At both us and Burnley he’d go long miserable periods winning nothing but then he’d pull a run of victories out of the bag against the form book

Every chance he could have done that with Forest I suppose

 

[Walken]

Definitely not a sure thing, but I think more of a chance with him than not. We were trending down too off memory but managed to get us to hang in there, well, a missed penalty in another game did it for us.

Not that keeping this expensive squad up should be an achievement mind.

It seemed the sensible option, see the season out and pay him off. That being said maybe lardy has designs on the uefa cup as a priority

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

It seemed the sensible option, see the season out and pay him off. That being said maybe lardy has designs on the uefa cup as a priority

Fatarse cant get in that in the Championship. What a toad of a human.

 

[skucksy]

Ever since the owner confronted Nuno on the pitch I’ve wanted Forest to go down but the arrogance of Spurs fans has tipped it for me but either one will be sound.

 

[MikeH72]

For all we joke around on here, getting rid of Dyche was stupid on their part, he would have kept them up.

Nah, he got them 7 points clear and then somehow managed to drag them back down to 2 clear. As others have mentioned all of their numbers were trending downwards when he left. He’s a manager who makes you a worse team the longer he’s there and gets to embed his prehistoric ideas more. As I called back in November, Tenbellies was never going to allow scraping 36 points and 17th become the objective for a team that he invested £450m into. Sacking him was the correct decision, whether appointing Pereira was the correct decision, only time will tell.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Nah, he got them 7 points clear and then somehow managed to drag them back down to 2 clear. As others have mentioned all of their numbers were trending downwards when he left. He’s a manager who makes you a worse team the longer he’s there and gets to embed his prehistoric ideas more. As I called back in November, Tenbellies was never going to allow scraping 36 points and 17th become the objective for a team that he invested £450m into. Sacking him was the correct decision, whether appointing Pereira was the correct decision, only time will tell.

But also as I mentioned he had the ability to pull something out of his arse like he did with us. I definitely have zero horses in this race as I could happily see Spurs, Forest, West Ham go down and not shed a tear.

 

[MikeH72]

But also as I mentioned he had the ability to pull something out of his arse like he did with us. I definitely have zero horses in this race as I could happily see Spurs, Forest, West Ham go down and not shed a tear.

Only thing he’s pulling out of his arse is last night’s doner kebab the sweaty ginger goblin.