Lewis Grabban

[ac_vodka]

not sure anyone has said that Sniff but back on topic wonder what changed his mind ?

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

So Grabban wants to stay. How is that possible with such a toxic COE and owners who don't know what they are doing etc etc  :angel:

not sure anyone has said that Sniff but back on topic wonder what changed his mind ?

It's been insinuated but people only see what they want to see I suppose.
Anyway enough of that.

[Mad Squad]

Glad he's staying but don't mind if he goes in January.

[Salvatore Matrecano]

Very glad to see him back tonight.

Just a point, Im pretty sure nobody else in our squad would have taken that chance for his goal. Crucial he stays for me.

[ThePromisedLand]

Nice to see you back Grabbs.

[wassy04]

Hopefully the break has rejuvenated him, his holdup play is a huge upgrade on Taylor. I fancy CH will try and play them both at some point

[Strawberry Avenger]

Hopefully the break has rejuvenated him, his holdup play is a huge upgrade on Taylor. I fancy CH will try and play them both at some point

The goal was class.  Deadly finishing with Grabban at his finest.

If he can maintain that and Hughton can get Taylor and Lewis firing together it could light the touch paper on Forest's season.

SA.

[Sabricadabra]

He was mentally and physically exhausted after being played every game last season. A victim of the lack of squad depth.

When he’s on form he’s the best striker in the Championship. Lethal finishing combined with the technique and skill to be able keep the ball in tight spaces. His good technique and vision mean he is also adept at dropping off and operating as a number 10. He often seems more like a false 9 than an out and out striker.

It’s no surprise that we’ve struggled to score goals since he’s been out.

[wassy04]

He was mentally and physically exhausted after being played every game last season. A victim of the lack of squad depth.

When he’s on form he’s the best striker in the Championship. Lethal finishing combined with the technique and skill to be able keep the ball in tight spaces. His good technique and vision mean he is also adept at dropping off and operating as a number 10. He often seems more like a false 9 than an out and out striker.

It’s no surprise that we’ve struggled to score goals since he’s been out.

Hence why playing them together might well be an option sometimes.

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

I am flagging this thread up.

That was an absolute bloody disgrace from Grabban yesterday.

I hope nobody is going to come on here and try to defend him for what he did.

I am not going to hold back, I hope we sell him in January and that he never wears the shirt again.

He should be ashamed of himself.

[ThePromisedLand]

Talk about an over reaction.

Bloody hell.

The bloke made a mistake - cost us 2 points.

End of.

Move on.

He’s not the only player that has made a rick this season - far from it. For example I seem to remember Ameobi not getting off the ground to allow someone to head home.

If it makes people happy to make Grabbs the latest fall guy then so be it.

But the wailing & gnashing of teeth is just typical of our ( so called ) fans.

PS Sniff. I do understand that you make these comments to get a reaction / increase board traffic etc - but those comments are unbecoming of you,

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

Mistake? You call that a mistake?

I have been watching for football for 50 years.

I don't know how many 1000's of times I have seen a corner come in at the near post and the player defending the near post unchallenged head it away. That is the only reason he is there , to head it away, no other reason.

It's the first time I have ever seen anyone fail to do it and I'm sure it will be the last time.

That was not a mistake, that was attitude. He's our captain too, what example is he setting to the others.

Hughton bottled it too. He should have hauled him off at half time. f**k him off out of the club.

Mistake my arse.