Stevie Cooper
(17-12-2023, 09:14 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote:
(17-12-2023, 08:32 PM)Marinakis Red Wrote: Literally the old lady is on lock down, nothing at all coming out of the city ground. At this stage is be surprised to see him gone before muff next weekend.

Are you Old Jom?  :fishing:

I've been called Tom Cartledge and the opposite end of the scale in Old Jom in recent weeks/months wow! I need a lie down.
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(17-12-2023, 09:11 PM)Colnago Wrote:
(17-12-2023, 08:57 PM)Paplane Wrote: Last season we won 9 and drew 11. At pretty much the half way mark now we've won 3 and drawn 5.

So to match last season and get to 38 points we need 6 more wins and a load of draws. We cant win away at all yet we have to go to Burnley, Luton and Sheffield and stop them winning.

Its looking to me like the season may have gone already. The new guy could have been in a week now and made am impression in the Bournemouth game. Every game is going to matter and yet we're throwing games away. Why the F is this happening? Its ridiculous. We have a dead man walking manager and yet big EM and his lad are doing nothing. If we go down by the odd point they will be as much to blame as Cooper.

How many points were we above the bottom 3 this time last season ?
We weren’t.

   
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^ It was far tighter at the bottom last year but interesting the then 13th and 14th place teams ended up relegated.
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(18-12-2023, 08:53 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: ^ It was far tighter at the bottom last year but interesting the then 13th and 14th place teams ended up relegated.

That's the concern isnt it? Teams are perfectly capable of turning their seasons around and picking up a few results. And our bad results have given all three teams below us a goal.

The way we're playing atm, would anyone fancy us going to, say, Luton and not getting beaten?
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So much silence from the club. No posts in days
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(18-12-2023, 09:37 AM)Paplane Wrote:
(18-12-2023, 08:53 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: ^ It was far tighter at the bottom last year but interesting the then 13th and 14th place teams ended up relegated.

That's the concern isnt it? Teams are perfectly capable of turning their seasons around and picking up a few results. And our bad results have given all three teams below us a goal.

The way we're playing atm, would anyone fancy us going to, say, Luton and not getting beaten?

There are 21 games to go Pap, there is no chance things will remain the same one way or another. Relax.
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There is a sense of urgency, when you consider that our home form kept us up last year, and the home run this time around will mean all of the big 5 plus Newcastle all to visit the city ground still. Every game really is important right now, starting with muff on Saturday.

Our away form really does not look like it's going to get better anytime soon.

Were heavily reliant on the 3 that came up continuing as they are. We are bottom of the prem table for the calendar year for the other 17 teams. There is a sense of urgency required to address that.
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(17-12-2023, 08:57 PM)Paplane Wrote: Last season we won 9 and drew 11. At pretty much the half way mark now we've won 3 and drawn 5.

So to match last season and get to 38 points we need 6 more wins and a load of draws. We cant win away at all yet we have to go to Burnley, Luton and Sheffield and stop them winning.

Its looking to me like the season may have gone already. The new guy could have been in a week now and made am impression in the Bournemouth game. Every game is going to matter and yet we're throwing games away. Why the F is this happening? Its ridiculous. We have a dead man walking manager and yet big EM and his lad are doing nothing. If we go down by the odd point they will be as much to blame as Cooper.
30 points keeps you up this season.
It will be a really low points total.
Virtually half way through and bottom 3 not even on 10 points yet.
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I think EM and those at the club are monitoring the various fan forums to gauge the current opinion before they make a decision on SC. Looks very much like the mood is generally turning against our current coach which makes their decision to potentially sack him in the next few day more palatable
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(18-12-2023, 10:56 AM)JollyLolly Wrote: I think EM and those at the club are monitoring the various fan forums to gauge the current opinion before they make a decision on SC. Looks very much like the mood is generally turning against our current coach which makes their decision to potentially sack him in the next few day more palatable

More importantly it hasn’t turned in the stadiums yet. Especially strong support for Cooper amongst the away following.
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Jack, very true but is this the wider majority of Forest fans?
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At some point EM needs to pull the trigger and I'm sorry to say he shouldn't worry about upsetting some fans because it's more important to stay up and not lose millions by being relegated just because peoples "Love" for Cooper.
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