Last man standing at the City Ground
Where to begin… The Nottingham Forest soap opera continued in a dramatic fashion on Sunday night in a way that few could have foreseen. Steve McClaren …
Opinion
From bad to worse…
There's not much to say after last night's capitulation to Burnley, so I leave it to Stan Collymore to offer support and crumbs of comfort... …
The bewildering boardroom at Nottingham Forest! (part deux)
If the noises Steve McClaren made before the end of the transfer window weren’t alarm bells enough, the newspaper reports on Friday morning were Code R…
Five things we’ve learnt about Steve McClaren
1. Nothing Well, that’s not strictly true, obviously, but it's very difficult to learn anything concrete in four league games and a cup game which wil…
Chris Cohen and the ‘left-back situation’
The interview with Nottingham Forest chairman Nigel Doughty in today’s Evening Post confirms the rumours that have been emerging from the City Ground t…
Why Billy Davies had to go
Billy Davies might not have been the proverbial dead man walking but he’d been living on borrowed time for over a year… #114238153 / gettyimages.com …
10 reasons why we’ve lost that winning feeling…
Nottingham Forest 3-4 Reading. Another game lost, another opportunity to look for someone to blame. With six games to go it’s not helpful for anyone at…
The bewildering boardroom at Nottingham Forest
Most football fans will tell you they would love their own Roman Abramovich or Sheikh Mansour. Those that don’t are lying. Some Nottingham Forest fans …
Keep calm and carry on
It's been a frustrating — and not unsurprising — week for Nottingham Forest. Despite months of chasing certain players, and Billy Davies' declaration of the need for 'four or five stellar signings', there was no activity in the transfer market. None whatsoever. Zilch.
In the cold light of day…
If, like me, the pain of Tuesday night was too much to bear then you probably can't even look at the football headlines let alone read the match reports. Nottingham Forest's capitulation in a play-off semi-final AGAIN proves that there's no such thing as third time lucky.