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First Team Squad
I'm so looking forward to seeing that lads arse in Burton's window, Is Burton's still a thing??
True story, I was in the Albany club in Stabbo one night when 2 random blokes started having a heated conversation which almost came to blows, when they had been separated I spoke to a mate who closer to the dispute, he told me they were arguing about who was the better player Sammy Chapman or Franz Beckenbauer !!What a season to be a Forest supporter. We’ve deservedly won at Anfield, deservedly beaten the moneybags serial title winners and I’ve seen the word “refined” in the same sentence as the words “Sammy Chapman”!
I agree he could play, though, once he’d switched from a very moderate striker to a half-decent defender. Unless my memory’s failing me, I think he even played quite well a few times in a sort of sweeper role in his last season with us (the 76/77 promotion season). He did have a habit of doing something daft once in a while, so sendings off and own goals weren’t unknown to him. He was probably the first footballer about whom I heard the phrase usually associated with pet cats about being fine most of the time then suddenly having a “mad five minutes”…
I don’t think the one at the bottom of Friar Lane is, probably a pubI'm so looking forward to seeing that lads arse in Burton's window, Is Burton's still a thing??
Just been told its now a charity shop. Not sure if you're allowed to show you arse in thereI'm so looking forward to seeing that lads arse in Burton's window, Is Burton's still a thing??
I thought Sammy played very well in 76/77 (sometimes alongside Larry Lloyd).What a season to be a Forest supporter. We’ve deservedly won at Anfield, deservedly beaten the moneybags serial title winners and I’ve seen the word “refined” in the same sentence as the words “Sammy Chapman”!
I agree he could play, though, once he’d switched from a very moderate striker to a half-decent defender. Unless my memory’s failing me, I think he even played quite well a few times in a sort of sweeper role in his last season with us (the 76/77 promotion season). He did have a habit of doing something daft once in a while, so sendings off and own goals weren’t unknown to him. He was probably the first footballer about whom I heard the phrase usually associated with pet cats about being fine most of the time then suddenly having a “mad five minutes”…
Me too-many Forest fans of a certain vintage would probably put ISM and Robbo in their best all time eleven.Me for a start! Him and Robbo would kind of got in each other's way a tad though!.
What a season to be a Forest supporter. We’ve deservedly won at Anfield, deservedly beaten the moneybags serial title winners and I’ve seen the word “refined” in the same sentence as the words “Sammy Chapman”!
I agree he could play, though, once he’d switched from a very moderate striker to a half-decent defender. Unless my memory’s failing me, I think he even played quite well a few times in a sort of sweeper role in his last season with us (the 76/77 promotion season). He did have a habit of doing something daft once in a while, so sendings off and own goals weren’t unknown to him. He was probably the first footballer about whom I heard the phrase usually associated with pet cats about being fine most of the time then suddenly having a “mad five minutes”…
Glad you’ve confirmed that recollection of mine. When Cloughie decided to let Sammy go ahead of the return to Division 1 he joined County and I remember a letter writer in the Football Post congratulating him on his retirement from football!Sammy had a reputation as a clogger and a nutter but there was much more to his game than that, and yes, from what I remember he did play some kind of hybrid sweeper/defender position in the promotion season - Clough apparently acknowledged how key to the team he had been.
As you say what a season, long may it continue!
He was indeed. I've seen him delivering a wagon for Asda before.Des was a HGV driver for a while apparently.
Fair enoughI'm so looking forward to seeing that lads arse
£350m ?View attachment 46834
They're heads have absolutely gone...sooner they get sent back to the Championship in disgrace with the legacy of the past 15 years in absolute tatters, the better. Any semblance of the values that club used to embody and represent died a long time ago.
I’m too young for ISM, but John Robertson is always in my all-time Forest XI - he was an absolute magician.Me too-many Forest fans of a certain vintage would probably put ISM and Robbo in their best all time eleven.
They must live in some kind of parallel universe, Citeh spent c.£180m in the Jan' transfer window alone. Even if we have spent £350 - can't imagine that we have - - that's small change compared to what they've spent.View attachment 46834
They're heads have absolutely gone...sooner they get sent back to the Championship in disgrace with the legacy of the past 15 years in absolute tatters, the better. Any semblance of the values that club used to embody and represent died a long time ago.
Where did he get £350m in the last two seasons from?View attachment 46834
They're heads have absolutely gone...sooner they get sent back to the Championship in disgrace with the legacy of the past 15 years in absolute tatters, the better. Any semblance of the values that club used to embody and represent died a long time ago.
Needs to adjust those notes, they are well offWhere did he get £350m in the last two seasons from?
Also, a bit rich that a plastic Man City "fan" is criticising anyone for spending money. How much did they recently spend on January panic buys again?
Taking my Forest hat off for a moment I enjoyed watching City in past seasons because their football actually went somewhere. Now it's just plain boring, it was the same with England for long periods and international football in general. I like watching passing sides but only if it has some incisiveness.I'm stating the obvious but so many sky six fans don't actually know anything about football.
Apparently a team having a rock solid defence and then using their pacy attackers to hurt the other team doesn't count as playing well because they don't pass it around the back fifty times before going forward.
Yeah, let's use the fact that we have spent some money which is still billions behind their spend as an argument. It's not even a strawman argument at this point, it's not even a sandman one.Even if we did spend £350m, what planet are people on that they think that isn't still an amazing achievement to be where we are or in fact anywhere in the Prem.
Do they live under a rock where they imply nobody else spends any money at all?
Chelsea have spent about a billion quid over the same period and are below us
This cartel mentality that they get angry when anyone else throws money does my nut in. They all have full squads that have been assembled for about £1-2 BILLION each. It really does blow my mind when they use it as a sleight because it's so illogical.
We all know its nonsense if anyone actually sat down and looked at the spend per player than Forest to be where we are is a minor miracle.Even if we did spend £350m, what planet are people on that they think that isn't still an amazing achievement to be where we are or in fact anywhere in the Prem.
Do they live under a rock where they imply nobody else spends any money at all?
Chelsea have spent about a billion quid over the same period and are below us
This cartel mentality that they get angry when anyone else throws money does my nut in. They all have full squads that have been assembled for about £1-2 BILLION each. It really does blow my mind when they use it as a sleight because it's so illogical.