Nicky Little

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

@leegallacherr What a player. Been a pleasure my man 👏🏼❤️

[Clydebank FC @clydebankfc]

©️ Celebrating our captain!

The Nicky Little Testimonial Committee is delighted to announce a match between Clydebank and Partick Thistle on Sunday 26th July, followed by a testimonial dinner that evening.

Save the date 🙌

[Clydebank FC @clydebankfc]

⚽ 207 and counting.

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

@adam_hodge @clydebankfc Some good days in there my man ❤️

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

@clydebankfc Not 1 yellow card shown here @DavidBrockett? You’ve gone soft.

[Hit The Byline - Analysis @HitTheByline]

If there was ever a need to justify why the world hates English media, this is it. 👇

Before, when all the English side were doing well it was because the Premier League is best in the world by far.

Now, it’s too competitive and all the players are tired and that’s why they’re losing/struggling.

They are so insecure about not being the best that they have to try and justify losing, it’s quite frankly embarrassing. 🤣

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

@clydebankfc What a player, legend 👏🏼👏🏼

[Clydebank FC @clydebankfc]

A hugely successful 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣5️⃣ for Clydebank FC.

Thanks for all your backing, here's to '26 🥂

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

@BankieTracy @clydebankfc

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

@stu_kel_ Brilliant gesture mate 👏🏼 the big man would love his name being up there but still have something to moan about 😂❤️

[Scotland National Team @ScotlandNT]

Dressing room SCENES 🙌

#FIFAWorldCup | @FIFAWorldCup

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

How good are these videos from last night 😂😂😂

[Greg kerr @GregJkerr]

History🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @royalpenicuik

[Paul John Dykes @PaulJohnDykes]

Anyone who had fallen out of love with modern football just had to watch Ireland’s and Scotland’s victories these last few days.

Generational moments.

[Ben Jacobs @JacobsBen]

🗣️ Strong words from Ange Postecoglou on his Forest future.

"I guess from my perspective I just don't fit, not here, just in general. If you look at things through the prism that I am a failed manager who is lucky to get this job, I know you're smirking at me, but that's what's been said, then of course these first five weeks looks like this guy is under pressure. But there is an alternative story...

"I came to the Premier League two years ago and I took over at Tottenham, I was told by the chairman [Daniel Levy] that this club has to win a trophy. He said we've tried to bring winners in: Jose [Mourinho], Antonio Conte, and it hasn't worked. We need something different. I was slightly offended by that because I see myself as winner.

"I took over Spurs who finished eighth. Massive club, but no European football, and one that can't go two years without European football. We finished fifth in my first year and every time Harry Kane scores a goal [for Bayern after leaving Spurs] I go, 'I wish he stayed just one more year'. It would have been handy to have him after finishing fifth.

"But somehow that [first] year has disappeared from the record books. It was even used as a reason for me losing my job because even Tottenham decided to exclude the first ten games. Yet the first ten games here [at Forest] are important apparently.

"But anyway, we finished fifth. I got them back into European football, which is where a club like Tottenham should be. Then I was in [post-season] meetings and was told we need a trophy because it will mean everything to the football club. That's fine.

"We win a trophy. We shed the tag of being 'Spursy'. [We get] Champions League football, which brings some rewards and the opportunity to bring greater players. But all I have heard since I finished at Tottenham is that we finished 17th last year.

"So if you look at it through the prism of finishing 17th, then I am a failed manager who is lucky to get another opportunity. But again, if I have to explain why we finished 17th, it's really basic. It doesn't have to be too in-depth.

"Just look at the last five or six team sheets of last season to see what I prioritised [the Europa League], and who was on the bench. And the last game against Brighton, the players were out partying for two days, which I sanctioned because I felt they deserved to. So yes we finished 17th. But if people think that's a reflection of me and my coaching then again, I think they are looking at it through the prism of I just don't fit.

"So we get to the current space [at Forest] where there is a different story to tell, that maybe I am not a failed manager who was lucky to get this job and instead maybe I am a manager who, if you give him time, the story always ends the same. At all my previous clubs, [it ends] with me and a trophy."

[Ryder Cup Europe @RyderCupEurope]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

#TeamEurope | #OurTimeOurPlace

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

@ThomasCollins_9 Ohh someone’s chirpy after a few goals the day

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

Delighted to reach the 200 mark for this special club ❤️🤍🖤

Thanks for the msgs and big thanks to the boys for sticking them on a plate for the 10 years 🍽️ 🙌🏼

[Clydebank FC @clydebankfc]

90+3.

GOOOOALLL! And it’s number 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ in Clydebank colours for Nicky Little.

The Bankies skipper breaks through the two tonne mark from the penalty spot!

(0-2).

[Robbie Halliday @RobbieHalliday3]

Social media is good for so many things, but the absolute horrible side of it makes you wonder why you bother using it

Disgusting the pits people go to

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

“Farewell” is a horrific tweet

[UEFA @UEFA]

Farewell to Suleiman al-Obeid, the 'Palestinian Pelé'.

A talent who gave hope to countless children, even in the darkest of times.

[Nicky Little @nickyl7]

@ClydebankFCU20 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 congratulations lads