Captain Sinister
Senior doom Monger
That Schade is a bit like Hutchinson, only with a bit more confidence and physical presence.
Temitayo Olufisayo Olaoluwa Aina of NIGERIA!
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Jack Burkitt
Schade took a long time to settle. He’d have been binned on here well before they ever saw any value from him.
Chewbakwa
Labled Uncurable
He's a smooth operator
Lord Wazzock
First Team Squad
Once transfer fever has passed, this will be worth a watch. Brick outhouse (more like multi-storey car park) Adebayo Akinfenwa interviews him.
Lord Wazzock
First Team Squad
I've not finished the interview yet, I've just got into the Forest bit. It's really heart warming to hear what Aina has to say about Forest - you can genuinely see how much he loves the club and all who sail in her. Cap doffed to Adebayo as an interviewer, he works well with Aina.
Notcher
Ian Bowyer
Interesting section about Forest. Had to be convinced by his agent before he came but said he just felt it was right as soon as he arrived. All the staff throughout the club are just normal but amazing people. The fans are incredible and the 12th man and in some games they already know they're gonna win because of the fans.
Great to hear that nobody is cashing anyone off in the changing rooms (it's surprisingly common) and all the players are together. He said nothing has changed in the vibe or atmosphere from the day he walked in until now. Told Akinfenwa he'd love it in our changing room and he'd fit right in.
The story about him holding a grudge against Adama Traore for years is hilarious too
Love Ola, just a top guy.
Great to hear that nobody is cashing anyone off in the changing rooms (it's surprisingly common) and all the players are together. He said nothing has changed in the vibe or atmosphere from the day he walked in until now. Told Akinfenwa he'd love it in our changing room and he'd fit right in.
The story about him holding a grudge against Adama Traore for years is hilarious too
Love Ola, just a top guy.
Cashing?Interesting section about Forest. Had to be convinced by his agent before he came but said he just felt it was right as soon as he arrived. All the staff throughout the club are just normal but amazing people. The fans are incredible and the 12th man and in some games they already know they're gonna win because of the fans.
Great to hear that nobody is cashing anyone off in the changing rooms (it's surprisingly common) and all the players are together. He said nothing has changed in the vibe or atmosphere from the day he walked in until now. Told Akinfenwa he'd love it in our changing room and he'd fit right in.
The story about him holding a grudge against Adama Traore for years is hilarious too
Love Ola, just a top guy.
Canadian_red
Jack Burkitt
Nice interview, thanks for posting. Both guys are really affable.
Quntib Hollox
Jack Burkitt
Can’t wait to see his doc!
He’s a top guy and no coincidence that we’ve been more settled since he came back into the team.
He’s a top guy and no coincidence that we’ve been more settled since he came back into the team.
Red Echo
First Team Squad
Otis Redding
Try A Little Tenderness
That would've been a routine Joe Wilson tackle back in the early-60s.
Notcher
Ian Bowyer
They mustn't have liked me, I couldn't even get so much as a little reacharound
Quntib Hollox
Jack Burkitt
And the chap would just have got up and offered a handshake.
Otis Redding
Try A Little Tenderness
You're not far wrong QH. Although the victim often had good reason to, there was definitely was no rolling around in agony.
Quntib Hollox
Jack Burkitt
Aaaaah the days when matches regularly finished at 16:45.
Otis Redding
Try A Little Tenderness
Quite often even at twenty-to-five but, as you say, certainly never later than quarter-to.
uptight9
Viv Anderson
Was the same for us in Greece but on Sundays instead of Saturdays. Sunday afternoons, from 3pm to 4.45pm were the football hours of the week, and I used to listen to the games on the radio, with my dad. Sun shining through the car windows as we listened while returning from a weekend road trip somewhere is a very lively memory of mine, from the oh-so-distant '80s.
Yoghurt Slice
Viv Anderson
I watched a George Best highlights vid from a Manc derby in 1970 and even as someone who was born in 1981, there clearly was diving going on in the 60s and 70s!
Notcher
Ian Bowyer
I actually enjoyed this. Some cracking talent.
Steve B
Jack Burkitt
Ola’s scoring tomorrow, he’s been sprinkled with the magic dust.
Otis Redding
Try A Little Tenderness
And Francis Lee and Allan Clarke were the most notorious exponents back then.
valspoodle
Ian Bowyer
Let's not forget that German bloke who actually thought he was funny by celebrating his blatant dives by doing them after every goal he scored.
