Nottingham Forest Discussion Posts

27 Nov 2025 15:32:47
Just like to send from me and the yank (her indoors) a happy thanksgiving to ravers and milkman 👍 trump that.

28 Nov 2025 14:47:19
A bit of a meal being made with the thumbs up 👍👍.

28 Nov 2025 23:22:55
Not me mossy? Just threw our a thought.

29 Nov 2025 03:05:14
Thanksgiving doesn't do anything for me, Bowie. Let the yanks do that.

29 Nov 2025 09:00:48
Just a clumsy reference to a "Big Meal" and a lot of "Thumbs Up", no axe to grind Bowie 🤷.

29 Nov 2025 09:08:01
Ravers on the same day the American Indians have a day of mourning, maybe more your cup it tea.

29 Nov 2025 10:14:18
Native Americans don't do anything for me either, Mossy.

26 Nov 2025 22:10:39
Hers onefor you carlo
Your beloved labour party screwing the poor
Hope your proud after enjoying your luxury holiday?
The people's party?
Your having a laugh.

26 Nov 2025 22:56:54
Wouldn't you pay to punch Starmer and that Chancellor in face? I would 🤣🌳.

26 Nov 2025 23:11:05
They aren't worthy winter
A complete disaster that was waiting to happen.

27 Nov 2025 06:15:13
Long live the labour party. 🤣🤣🤣.

24 Nov 2025 09:11:45
That friend of Fararge who got 10. 1/ 2 years should surely have got life for what he did.
British service men like my son who have put their lives on the line for this country must feel very let down by this leniency, not too long ago treason was still an hanging offence.
Makes you wonder about our judiciary system.

24 Nov 2025 11:44:18
There should be a investigation into the corruption in the establishment by the Chinese dictatorship, colleges, government civil servants, plus the Mammoth Embassy being built!. for a little Island we do attract some negative attention.

24 Nov 2025 17:12:04
It is traitorous Carlo and ten years is insufficient. I think he is one of many Quislings in Parliament at the moment, bad mouthing his country for Putin ( and Trump) to obtain loadsamoney.

Farage has appeared ( and been paid copiously) on Russian TV and lobbied Trump in Washington to increase tariffs on the UK.
I hope all traitors meet the original Mr Quislings fate ….

24 Nov 2025 22:02:51
We'll be close friends again with Putin when TACO forces us and the Ukraine into accepting his and Putin's 'surrender to Russia deal'. Putin will win and everyone will forgive him because the Mango Mussolini will bully all western nations into it. I wouldn't be too surprised by our government covering up of Chinese spies for deals either.

We ignore Saud Arabia and Qatar funding and supporting terrorist groups, that we have been at war with and that have attacked us and the USA, for money. UK's morals, principles and integrity have always been up for sale. Nothing to see here people.

25 Nov 2025 14:47:42
Whilst recognising that we, like every other nation on the planet, are not spotless Silk I disagree that we have “always” put our morals, integrity and principles up for sale.
Historically WW2 and the Falklands are conflicts where we could easily have saved money and lives by taking the easy way out.
But perhaps you’d prefer the death camps and “disappeared” ones of Hitler and Galtieri?

25 Nov 2025 15:52:34
Using death camps as a counter argument is a bit redundant considering the Spanish, the Americans and us used them before Hitler and Galtieri. Those wars are finished anyway. We are still effectively at war with Al Qaeda and ISIS which our good friends in Saudi Arabia and Qatar fund, support and sponsor.

But money makes it all better. I don't think Hitler and Galtieri offered us loads of money to turn a blind eye.

25 Nov 2025 16:51:29
Two points there mate….
Firstly the British have never used death camps ( forget the Boer War the so called “ concentration camps” were nothing of the sort.
Secondly, we could have saved loads of blood and treasure by accepting Hitlers peace overtures and turning a blind eye to Galtieri’s military juntas occupation and the massive human rights abuses including murder and deportation of British citizens.

25 Nov 2025 17:00:41
I’m taking your word “always” by its dictionary definition mate, ie “without exception, consistently whereas I've provided 2.examples.

25 Nov 2025 17:14:56
Not to mention Hamas who attack, for no reason whatsoever, our impeccably behaved allies Israel (who never do anything wrong and always act within the parameters of international law). They have an HQ in Qatar and are now protected by the USA with our blessing. But guess what? Qatar have gave TACO a $400 million dollar plane so he nor us put sanctions on them for funding Hamas.

In fact, we roll the red carpet out for them and put on a state banquet at the expense of the British taxpayer. David Beckham gets a knighthood for nuzzling their crotch in the process.

25 Nov 2025 18:15:11
Wonder how many billions the freezing lump of rock in the South Atlantic has cost since Thatchers jingoistic election campaign that cost the life’s of so many young men on both sides.

25 Nov 2025 21:39:47
Carlo, I agree that it was a tragic cost in lives on both sides in a war that was, to some extent, preventable. The Argentine military Junta were ruthless and unpredictable. But we didn’t believe they would invade and accordingly withdrew HMS Endurance and reduced the Royal Marine contingent as part of cost saving measures, which probably encouraged the invasion.

However, in my view, lives lost in protecting democracy are not wasted. Those 2500 Falkland Islanders were ( and are) British citizens. Now there are around double that. Would you have condoned their deportation and probably execution? After all, the junta had murdered 30 thousand of their own citizens, often by throwing them out, bound and gagged, from military aircraft flying over the sea so they wouldn’t have bothered about a few thousand Brits.

I have little sympathy for Thatcher but her Labour leader of the Opposition, the draft dodger and conscientious objector Michael Foot, would have happily sacrificed them before going to war.

We were lucky that Galtieri was as incompetent as us. If he’d waited another couple of years our aircraft carriers would have been scrapped and without air cover the operation couldn’t have succeeded.

Also, it turned out that their military were pretty good at murdering their own citizens, not so good when facing highly trained and heroic Royal Marines, Paras and Harrier pilots.

I will go to my grave believing it’s worth dying to preserve democracy, our freedoms and way of life.

25 Nov 2025 22:33:59
Regardless, how would we feel if Argentina ruled the IOW,
The people of the Falklands should have been relocated to Britain many years ago and that godforsaken cold bit of land left to ever wanted it.
I think they thought there would be riches under the sea down there but the effort to reach them was never worth it, that dreadful women gained more years in power following the victory allowing to her shut all our pits sell most council accommodation, our electricity, gas, water, commodities we now pay vastly expensive bills for.


We had the vast riches of North Sea gas and oil but she squandered most of on her ideology which was was high unemployment to keep people in their place and smash trade unions.
This money should have been invested in our industry but most of it was allowed to fall away leaving most of our industries to go to the wall.

25 Nov 2025 23:16:49
Great post that Stokey and very well put mate👍🌳.

26 Nov 2025 10:40:37
I agree about the baleful effect of Mrs T. Carlo as PM but she was right in her actions over the Falklands and subsequent Governments are right to maintain a military presence there. Argentina are in no fit state economically or militarily to pursue claims on the Islands and are a democracy so maybe matters can be resolved ( but it won’t involve surrendering sovereignty).
Don’t see why the Falkland Islanders should be relocated to the UK if they don’t want to ( which, like Gibraltar, they overwhelmingly vote to stay).

These are British citizens not Slavic Eastern Europeans moved around in their millions by Stalin either for punishment, genocide or collectivisation ( resulting in millions of deaths and famine but that’s another story). The clue is in the name “Slavic” derived from the word “slaves” which Falkland Islanders are not.
I mean, you wouldn’t move off your land just because a foreign despot with a big Army wanted it would you?

26 Nov 2025 22:59:50
Answers on the back of a stamp carlo?

22 Nov 2025 17:51:00
As it's Saturday and not used to the odd moan. England cricket hang your heads 🤣.

22 Nov 2025 21:44:52
F@#k cricket. We beat the scouse c@@ts 0-3.

23 Nov 2025 18:45:57
Language Ravers.
Come up with words without having to disguise letters mate. It's much better that way.

24 Nov 2025 06:50:57
B@ll@cks to that Gazzi.

24 Nov 2025 11:46:46
Ravers you wasn't at Anfield, sitting next to the Radio Nottingham commentators was you 🤔.

15 Nov 2025 22:55:53
Benn what a performance
Great fight, both giving their all.

17 Nov 2025 09:30:43
You told me a few weeks ago you didn't like boxing🤣🤣🤣🌳.

17 Nov 2025 11:33:47
Never believe winter, 😁🤣 last two I've watched been proper fights not like joshua pussy footing about.

17 Nov 2025 14:37:35
AJ is going for the, ahem, big fights against YouTuber's and UFC fighters. 🤣🤣.

17 Nov 2025 15:14:14
To be fair silk i'm going to be watching that, hopefully he knocks that nobs head off🤣🌳.

17 Nov 2025 15:17:03
And never believe? DTP are you having issues with cognitive impairment? Or is that you admitting you bare faced lied? 🌳.

17 Nov 2025 15:31:03
I used to be a very good boxer…… mainly boxing tins of sardines at Tescos………. 🙄😔😂.

17 Nov 2025 16:16:32
Dating is often like boxing

You have to go for your weight class.

🌳🌳🌳.

17 Nov 2025 17:33:02
Me too, Robin. Jake Paul is fraud.

25 Nov 2025 00:54:15
Jake Paul has already said he will take on Gueye after Jishue🙂.

15 Nov 2025 18:17:46
Just reading on the BBC news about Stephen Crean. In a very moving interview he says the Doctors have told him he will never get full use of his injured hand back, maximum 75%. He is left handed ( the damaged one) and works as a printer. He fears for his future livelihood.


He comes across as a very modest hero. Of the money raised for him, around £65000, he says he’s have been happy and content with a few quid to have a drink at his local. Also, that he was thrilled to meet SD and the lads.
What a man! 👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻.

10 Nov 2025 20:29:09
If any of you get the chance visit the Historic Dockyard in Portsmouth. When youve been on the magnificent HMS Victory, HMS Warrior and the incredible Mary Rose, have a wander across to the Porters Lodge Garden. There, you will see the "Pique stone", a massive rock bigger than a HGV engine block ( and much heavier).
HMS Pique was a small sailing frigate, 5th rate carrying only 36 guns. Commanded by Captain Rous in 1835 she ran aground in uncharted waters off the coast of Newfoundland. Somehow they got her refloated, plugged the holes below the waterline as best they could and, rudderless, sailed her 2700 miles across a stormy Atlantic and home to Portsmouth.

Her manually operated pumps were worked 24/ 7 as they were taking on water at a foot every hour.
Without losing any crew, they got her home. It was only when she was under repair in dry dock that the massive stone was discovered lodged in an enormous hole deep in her hold.
The relevance to football is that our beloved Reds find themselves emblematically, in the same precarious situation.
But with outstanding leadership, a superb skillset and a crew that was hardworking, well trained, disciplined and motivated they survived and lived to fight again another day.
In fact the ship wasn't scrapped until 1910
I see SD in this light.

11 Nov 2025 21:22:10
Great story.
What a boat, they don't make em' like they used to!

12 Nov 2025 10:41:02
Could easily spend a whole day there! Great view from the Premier Inn nearby. Memories of catching the night ferry to St Malo for hols with the children: (before Brexit).

12 Nov 2025 18:33:53
I spent a lot of time in Portsmouth during my student days Norfolk as my girlfriend from Nottingham was training at Southsea College. Plus, I know that Car Ferry journey to St Malo and Bilbao very well….
Happy Days ….

12 Nov 2025 18:36:22
Don't take this the wrong way Stokey, but finally a non footballing post from you i can relate to. The historic dockyard is a great visit, that i did some years ago. I'm interested in military history and to walk the decks of HMS Victory was great. Very little space for crew to live never mind engage battle.

The ship is still in good condition, also the Mary Rose museum well worth it.
Other places to visit, Leeds Armouries and Stirling Castle if past military is your thing. Also visited Winchester this summer, the cathedral being the base for Anglo Saxon kings of England.

12 Nov 2025 20:00:55
Agree with mvred stokey, love my history bud. Good story 👍.

13 Nov 2025 15:13:31
They wonder why it's called GREAT BRITAIN! What a fabulous story it is!

14 Nov 2025 23:56:37
It should be called Great Sanctimony.