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first goal on tuesday.....

ForestNo10

First Team Squad
come on forest,we need to score the first goal on tuesday night to make it 2-2 and go get afew more.

opinions? do we need to score the first goal or 2, i think we do.

come on you reds,lets do this.
 
I think it would definitely be beneficial to score the first goal or two, yes.
 
I think scoring the first 2 goals would be more beneficial than not scoring at all.
 
I'd like us to score at least two goals more than them. First would be good.
 
If the ball were to hit the back of the net, preferable propelled by us, on a number of occasions then I believe we would have a good chance of winning.
 
We haven't lost a home game in 8 months! As long as we score 1 goal we've equalized, if we score 2 we're winning. BRING IT ON!!!!!!!!!!!
 
If the ball were to hit the back of the net, preferable propelled by us, on a number of occasions then I believe we would have a good chance of winning.


It doesn't have to hit the net , just crossing the line would be enough
 
To be honest, I don't know why nobody thought of it before.
 
seem to have turned into joke this thread but i was actually trying to be serious with me post. :D
 
I wouldn't mind seeing Blackpool score the first goal to be honest...as long as we score the next five or six.
 
I think we should score the first before we score the second, though!
 
Perhaps someone could point Billy in the direction of this thread, there are some ideas on here with considerable merit.
 
This thread has almost as much tactical acumen as David Platt's entire managerial reign.
 
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