Forest are top of the form table away from home: W3D2L1
Brum are bottom of the form table at home: W0D2L4
Win this and we could go second.
Win this and beat Leeds next weekend and we could be top!
That ☝️should be incentive enough to get another three points.
With no new injuries in the warm up, then the same side that beat Brentford to end up 2-1 winners here.
Cheers! 🍺
Brum v Nottingham Forest - Match Thread
posted on 1/2/20
Sabri described the performance as ‘Naive and sometimes stupid’, I think that sums today’s performance up perfectly. The question now is why didn’t he do something about it during the game ?
Next week v Leeds is massively interesting, both are capable of ‘bottling it’, both can be excellent on their day, my worry is that we are at home, I just hope we can raise it for this one, but again have absolutely no idea how this one will pan out. By now we should be calling this a ‘six pointer’ but in reality it’s not as either team are capable of dropping points on a regular basis.
posted on 1/2/20
Guess the good thing is Leeds won’t sit back and defend
posted on 1/2/20
We will lose to Leeds next week - I am absolutely certain of that
Whilst Leeds are somewhat stuttering, they do press consistently, and are all out attack - I don’t think we’ll be able to cope with the pressure they’ll put us under, and I’m certain they’ll beat quite convincingly
I’ll be staggered if we manage to beat them, because the way we play at home, allowing teams to attack us will play right into their strengths - not looking forward to it
posted on 1/2/20
Rev I’d normally agree with you, but our recent home record v Leeds isn’t too bad and a bit like Leeds playing Wigan, they can struggle with us, but only if we can create problems for them, sit back and they will destroy us, take the game too them and they may panic.
It certainly isn’t usually dull.
posted on 1/2/20
comment by reddave (U8660)
posted about an hour ago
Rev I’d normally agree with you, but our recent home record v Leeds isn’t too bad and a bit like Leeds playing Wigan, they can struggle with us, but only if we can create problems for them, sit back and they will destroy us, take the game too them and they may panic.
It certainly isn’t usually dull.
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dave
Maybe I’m just trying to psychologically prepare myself for next week, so if and when we lose, I’d at least mentally prepared myself for it
Mind you, the flip side of that, is that if we happen to win next week, I’ll possibly have a breakdown
posted on 1/2/20
Rev, you crease me up at times
posted on 1/2/20
comment by El Bosque [Basoa in Euskara] (U1617)
posted 29 minutes ago
Rev, you crease me up at times
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posted on 2/2/20
comment by ThE ReVoLuTiOn Is HeRe (U22182)
posted 15 hours, 25 minutes ago
comment by reddave (U8660)
posted about an hour ago
Rev I’d normally agree with you, but our recent home record v Leeds isn’t too bad and a bit like Leeds playing Wigan, they can struggle with us, but only if we can create problems for them, sit back and they will destroy us, take the game too them and they may panic.
It certainly isn’t usually dull.
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dave
Maybe I’m just trying to psychologically prepare myself for next week, so if and when we lose, I’d at least mentally prepared myself for it
Mind you, the flip side of that, is that if we happen to win next week, I’ll possibly have a breakdown
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REV are you saying that after the last twenty years following Forest you are not yet psychologically prepared for disappointments and let-downs on a more or less monthly basis.?
posted on 2/2/20
comment by Redfor50yrs (U2973)
posted 2 hours, 5 minutes ago
comment by ThE ReVoLuTiOn Is HeRe (U22182)
posted 15 hours, 25 minutes ago
comment by reddave (U8660)
posted about an hour ago
Rev I’d normally agree with you, but our recent home record v Leeds isn’t too bad and a bit like Leeds playing Wigan, they can struggle with us, but only if we can create problems for them, sit back and they will destroy us, take the game too them and they may panic.
It certainly isn’t usually dull.
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dave
Maybe I’m just trying to psychologically prepare myself for next week, so if and when we lose, I’d at least mentally prepared myself for it
Mind you, the flip side of that, is that if we happen to win next week, I’ll possibly have a breakdown
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REV are you saying that after the last twenty years following Forest you are not yet psychologically prepared for disappointments and let-downs on a more or less monthly basis.?
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Red of course I’m prepared and hardened to our ongoing failure....however, surely at some point, that’s got to change, surely if the likes of Bournemouth, Burnley, Brighton, Watford, Leicester et-all can make a success of it, then surely we have to at some too
I really did think, that this season we had our best chance to actually challenge and go up...I really did
....maybe we still have that chance, but more than likely, know it’s Forest, we’ll blow it and be back at square one next season with it all to do once again
We’ll just have to see, I’m hopeful, and also prepared for the pain and disappointment
It’s bloody self inflicted torture
posted on 3/2/20
Anybody else think Diakhaby looked poor?
Grabban's face said it all!
Walker looked great though. Not only has he bulked up, but he has also got faster acceleration.