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[LTLF] Unlucky Reds leave Burnley with nothing..

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Burnley – 1 Nottingham Forest – 0 A tough opening day for the Reds was always going to prove tricky – but despite the assertions on Five Live as we returned to our transport home that Burnley ‘didn’t deserve to be denied’, I thought this was an evenly contested game[...]Read the original post on Through the seasons before us



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It can only get tougher, facing Leeds it will be a must win game. We gotta rectify this goddamn vile habit that never give a rat's ass about the first 10 games like so many college kids that always choose to squander the first two month on booze and bimbos then wait until the last week realize there is a thing called thesis statement need to be handed in at the coming Monday.
 
Why is it a must-win game? I ceratinly would like to win, like any game, but must win. Not really. We could lose this game as well and still comfortably win the league.

Not suggesting that's what we will do of course, but the panic people feel so early is silly - if it is expressed too readily in the stands it will affect the players too.
 
Why is it a must-win game? I ceratinly would like to win, like any game, but must win. Not really. We could lose this game as well and still comfortably win the league.

Not suggesting that's what we will do of course, but the panic people feel so early is silly - if it is expressed too readily in the stands it will affect the players too.


I just feel that today's outcome really left some unfinished business on that pitch, not with Burnley, but with ourselves.

We played a game that neither justified our strength nor others' (fans, media) anticipations on us. We could've done better, but we didn't. The overall impression that game gave me was exactly like drank a warm beer when you were extremely thirsty, although the needs had been fulfilled, yet, you didn't receive the feeling of total revitalization, you didn't really satisfy because you could really use an ice-cold beer, that's the real remedy to quench your sense of thirst.

I want this Forest squad to deliver a real silver bullet, a convinced, no question needs to be asked real three-points victory to ignite the fanbase, coaching staff, ownership and deliver a clear message to our rivals, a clear message that declare we are not going to waste any more time in League Championship via lukewarm bullcraps game results such as played-great-but-failed-to-score 0:1 or fought-hard-but-came-up-short 1:2 or started-well-but-ended-in-a-regrettable-fashion 2:2. We want a simple straightforward dominant victory that leaves no afterthoughts, no could-be, would-be, maybe...



Put in some fury and shoot us some cold lager !!!!
 
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