The Premier League 2023/24
(19-10-2023, 12:07 PM)DeesideRed Wrote:
(18-10-2023, 04:09 PM)Sausage Roll Wrote: Newcastle's Sandro Tonali potentially facing a ban of up to three years after admitting to having bet on matches he played in while at AC Milan.

You have to feel for Newcastle there, irrespective of their oil money etc, thats a shocker.

Not sure if I do feel for Newcastle because surely this lad was being looked into for quite a while and with Newcastle the size they are you would've thought did their due diligence and either knew about this or even small murmurs about it before they bought him but there again I could be wrong and they knew feck all about it. Either way if he is found guilty I heard it could be a 3 year ban which is not be good for anyone.
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could have been us too to be fair.
Here we go.....
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(19-10-2023, 01:51 PM)Simon Wrote: could have been us too to be fair.

The problem with Tonali is it happened quite recently and with us with Toffolo it happened when he was a young lad a few seasons ago and also its been accepted that it was caused by his mental health. I'm not 100% sure if anyone else is being investigated at Forest but I bloody hope not.
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Was it ever said if he was betting on matches he was involved with that could be the difference
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(19-10-2023, 02:49 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: Was it ever said if he was betting on matches he was involved with that could be the difference

Pretty sure Toffolo wasn't betting on matches he was involved in. 

I also see that Tyler Adams has had another setback and won't be playing until at least February. Definitely a bullet dodged there.
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(19-10-2023, 01:51 PM)Simon Wrote: could have been us too to be fair.


We did sign a player with a broken leg
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(19-10-2023, 09:35 PM)Trailer Park Tom Wrote:
(19-10-2023, 01:51 PM)Simon Wrote: could have been us too to be fair.


We did sign a player with a broken leg

Indeed and we are still waiting to see him on the pitch.
Panic on the streets of Croydon, Derby, Sheffield, Leicestershire.
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I don't know how to attach files on here but just seen a rallying call from Burnley owners/Kompany about addressing the poor atmosphere.

Think they know home form is key to survival, much like it was for us.

A little a reminder to our own atmosphere which has fell short this season.

Fans must be aware how important it is and how great it feels when the WFCG is rocking.
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It has felt flat but probably in the main because we have had pretty low key home matches so far. Weird to be only a short way into the season and have played all 3 promoted teams at home. Has to be said the expectation should have been to win all 3, We will have to make do with 2 wins at most.

The atmosphere will pick up Im sure when the bigger boys come and later in the season too.
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Doesn't help we've only played 3 home games so far too, two of which were on Monday nights.

Villa and Brighton next up, think we'll need the crowd then.
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(20-10-2023, 01:34 PM)wassy04 Wrote: Doesn't help we've only played 3 home games so far too, two of which were on Monday nights.

Villa and Brighton next up, think we'll need the crowd then.

Sheffield United was a Friday night Wassy, Burnley a Monday and Brentford a Sunday.
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(21-10-2023, 08:13 AM)Marinakis Red Wrote:
(20-10-2023, 01:34 PM)wassy04 Wrote: Doesn't help we've only played 3 home games so far too, two of which were on Monday nights.

Villa and Brighton next up, think we'll need the crowd then.

Sheffield United was a Friday night Wassy, Burnley a Monday and Brentford a Sunday.

Ah yeah thanks, Friday and Monday feels interchangeable. Either way, let's hope a rainy boggy pitch gets everyone up for it today! (If it's on)
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