Some are calling out Glasner as he has questioned our atmosphere
He's right.
Its been an issue for 2-3 years.
Don't know why you're calling him out for it, fans have also said the same thing.
As fans we've become stale, and dare i day it
Entitled.
#NFFC
Glasners right, our fans are shite.
Our home atmosphere was the best in the PL by a mile for 2 years.
Now? A block, shit. Lower bridgeford, worse. The only noise I ever hear is from the old cap one corner.
1 down yesterday and you could hear a pin drop. Awful.
#NFFC
When Dyche, Stone and Woan walked out at the City Ground for that first game against Porto, the place was electric. After the disappointment of the Ange Postecoglou era, it felt like a reset. That night gave us real belief that the season was back on track.
The coaching team understood the club. They cared. As fans, we felt connected again. But as the weeks passed, performances and results in key moments divided opinion. Commitment was never in doubt, consistency was. Ultimately, that proved decisive.
Just 115 days after Dyche took charge, we now find ourselves searching for a fourth manager this season, an unprecedented position.
Ownership decisions will rightly be debated. But Evangelos Marinakis’s passion and ambition for this club cannot be questioned. The progress of the last six years, from the brink of League One to European football and four seasons in the Premier League, shows how far we’ve come.
The Trust now hopes the club makes the right appointment to secure our status and build long-term stability in the Premier League. As a Trust, our members, and the wider fanbase, will continue to back the team, the club and its leadership.
The next few days are crucial. So are the final three months of the season. Now more than ever, we must stand united. What happens next will shape where we play next season.
A tribute to John Robertson from Nottingham Forest Chairman, Nicholas Randall KC:
Yesterday we lost our greatest player but we also lost a great man. Others will no doubt talk of his exploits on the pitch but it is important that we honour his character too.
Robbo was, of course, the former player I most wanted to meet when I arrived as Chairman because of his legendary status as a player. But on meeting it was impossible not to be struck by his humility, kindness and generosity of spirit.
Robbo was the wisest of men. His knowledge of the game was second to none but his analysis was always tempered by fairness and understanding. He disliked the modern approach to criticise the game with personal attacks as he understood the complexities and difficulties of every situation, from the pitch to the boardroom.
He was wonderful company. His joke telling was legendary,as was his Mick Jagger impression. You never left an encounter with him without your life enhanced.
He wore his genius lightly and he was incredibly supportive of us when we became proud custodians of the Club. That support remained throughout. In particular I will remember his support for us and the ownership when we were rooted to the bottom of the Championship and he urged us just to keep going and that he was sure that better times were ahead. His pleasure when the success came was a joy to see. He truly loved Nottingham Forest and its fans.
He was also a very proud Scotsman and it was a wonderful occasion when he was reunited in the boardroom a few years ago with the shirt he had worn at Wembley when scoring the winning penalty against England. The signs of tears in his eyes when reunited with the shirt he thought had been lost for all time.
But we will, of course, remember him for Munich and Madrid. His composure and elegance on the greatest nights of our history.
Albert Einstein said “try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value”. Robbo was the rarity that achieved both. He will be greatly missed.
May he rest in peace.
@prowlerthedevil@Footballinsider Request to all #NFFC supporters - stop pouring more fuel on the fire by all this debate around the Europa squad and manager in/out nonsense. It just makes it worse and is not helping anyone. Just live the dream of playing in Europe again and let the rest be. Rant over.
So I mentioned on Deadline Day that the last minute nature of Zinchenko’s signing meant he may not have had a full medical.
Could that possibly be the reason he’s not in #NFFC’s Europa League squad?👇🏻
(Credit to @therandompundit for digging out this bit of UEFA regs).
The reason it's a good idea to have everybody on the same page when it comes to transfers is so that when the manager then chooses a squad and certain players are left out, large sections of the fanbase online don't call for the manager to be sacked on the spot.