It's probably more down to Accrington Stanley's return to League football, that one. Although the prospect of a giant killing won't have eluded the schedule planners.Flabio wrote:Looks like Forest's first round league cup game away to Accrington Stanley is going to be on Sky Sports on August 21st.
Once again, we only get on the telly cause they're hoping for a giant killing...
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We've just decided to keep Sunderland company at the bottom of the table for a week or two. Don't panic!GeeZa wrote:And a correspondingly dismal start for Ipswich, 3 losses out of 3. Bottom of the table and Magilton's under serious pressure. Next week's home game is going to be pretty important now even so early in the season.
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Whoops, forgot about that one. Although, aren't they appealing it? Not sure when he's suspended as yet.Flabio wrote:He's already suspended for the England game anyway, something about a sending off at the World Cup?
Ah well, there go my Man Utd conspiracy theories.
Except for the Phil Neville thing (and yes, I know he doesn't play for them any more). I mean, honestly.
Haha - I was going to reply "There's only one Wayne Rooney", but I didn't because I knew that you were far more worried about a fully fit Rooney in the Premiership than the England matchPaulEMoz wrote:Whoops, forgot about that one. Although, aren't they appealing it? Not sure when he's suspended as yet.Flabio wrote:He's already suspended for the England game anyway, something about a sending off at the World Cup?
Ah well, there go my Man Utd conspiracy theories.![]()
Except for the Phil Neville thing (and yes, I know he doesn't play for them any more). I mean, honestly.
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...but Forest aren't giants. Ah well. Be nice to seea game on telly.PaulEMoz wrote:It's probably more down to Accrington Stanley's return to League football, that one. Although the prospect of a giant killing won't have eluded the schedule planners.Flabio wrote:Looks like Forest's first round league cup game away to Accrington Stanley is going to be on Sky Sports on August 21st.
Once again, we only get on the telly cause they're hoping for a giant killing...
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GET IN THERE YOU REDS!!!!!!!!
Nice start for us... Chelsea looked very dangerous after the break but Liverpool started to come back at them..
Could this be our season?
I think so... We now have the attacking players we need to mount a very real assault on the champions now . Shevchenko (sp) looked very dangerous in the first half but seemed to fade away and it was a shame to see Ballack going off so early. In all a great game to welcome the season in!
I'm loving it!
Nice start for us... Chelsea looked very dangerous after the break but Liverpool started to come back at them..
Could this be our season?
I think so... We now have the attacking players we need to mount a very real assault on the champions now . Shevchenko (sp) looked very dangerous in the first half but seemed to fade away and it was a shame to see Ballack going off so early. In all a great game to welcome the season in!
I'm loving it!
Dont force it up.... you'll break my heart.
Yeah, decent performance. We now have plenty of pace and potential width (Pennant/Bellamy/Gonzalez).TwistedScrote wrote:GET IN THERE YOU REDS!!!!!!!!
Nice start for us... Chelsea looked very dangerous after the break but Liverpool started to come back at them..
Could this be our season?
I think so... We now have the attacking players we need to mount a very real assault on the champions now . Shevchenko (sp) looked very dangerous in the first half but seemed to fade away and it was a shame to see Ballack going off so early. In all a great game to welcome the season in!
I'm loving it!
Mickey Mouse trophy and that, but I didn't see a near-full strength Chelsea trying to throw it away.
I wouldn't get hysterical about our Premiership chances, though. We'll need to be surgically consistent to match Chelsea's inevitable smiting of the bottom-half teams.
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I enjoyed that game. As pre-season curtain raisers go, it was pretty good. I loved Riise's goal, regardless of the keeper's possible lack of effort in getting to the shot. Shevchenko's was class, too, in fact, all the goals were good in their own right. Bellamy might be a little shitpig, but he's going to be a valuable asset to Liverpool this season, if he can keep his trap shut.


