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Ian Bowyer
Sounds like it, it is nice that way out of Nottingham towards Southwell.
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Captain Sinister
Senior doom Monger
I live in the Vale of Belvoir; you may have seen me in Sainsbury's at Colwick.
It is the best one around.
The one in Melton is not very nice.
And we wouldn't go to the one in BGrantham because... it's in Grantham.
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John Robertson
Hopefully won’t dislodge Dale Taylor.
king_congo_red
Ale Ape
Could be a Taylor-made partnership.
DanR
Steve Chettle
Signed for Wycombe in time to play in front of a massive crowd at PP on 16 December. Hope he scores the winner.
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Bob McKinlay
He should do well in that division, it's up his alley in that there is a lot of lumps to scrap with. That's it basically.
Hands down one of the most unpleasant players I have watched in a Forest shirt. First impressions I was quite excited as he added a bit of fire & aggression, but that's all his contribution consisted of as he spent entire matches just fighting with defenders twice his size and had no interest on doing anything with the ball.
People will remember him for his goals against Bristol but for me my main memory of him is in one of Hughton's last games against Cardiff where we just kept launching it up to him and he never watched the ball when it was coming he was just wrestling with the defender over and over again.
Hands down one of the most unpleasant players I have watched in a Forest shirt. First impressions I was quite excited as he added a bit of fire & aggression, but that's all his contribution consisted of as he spent entire matches just fighting with defenders twice his size and had no interest on doing anything with the ball.
People will remember him for his goals against Bristol but for me my main memory of him is in one of Hughton's last games against Cardiff where we just kept launching it up to him and he never watched the ball when it was coming he was just wrestling with the defender over and over again.