⚽ Match Thread vs. Dover Athletic 26.04.22 [NL]

[keldsyke]

Forest are going up, it's written in the stars.

I have to say he’s done an amazing job at Forest, and get this he’s not needed a season or two to get them where they are. Prepare for next to all coverage next season if they go up and Mansfield do to, with matches against tbe likes of Sunderland, Sheffield Wed and Derby you can see what may get priority. Which brings me on to Rooney who in my opinion has also done an unexpectedly amazing job with no resources and under dire conditions. Credit where credit is due for me.

[SwalePie]

I have to say he’s done an amazing job at Forest, and get this he’s not needed a season or two to get them where they are. Prepare for next to all coverage next season if they go up and Mansfield do to, with matches against tbe likes of Sunderland, Sheffield Wed and Derby you can see what may get priority. Which brings me on to Rooney who in my opinion has also done an unexpectedly amazing job with no resources and under dire conditions. Credit where credit is due for me.

Agreed. Hard to argue with what Steve Cooper has done so far. Very impressed with Rooney too. Still can't stand Forest in my heart though

[MAD_MAGPIE]

I have to say he’s done an amazing job at Forest, and get this he’s not needed a season or two to get them where they are. Prepare for next to all coverage next season if they go up and Mansfield do to, with matches against tbe likes of Sunderland, Sheffield Wed and Derby you can see what may get priority. Which brings me on to Rooney who in my opinion has also done an unexpectedly amazing job with no resources and under dire conditions. Credit where credit is due for me.

I agree. To take a team that had lost was it seven games? at the start of the season to knocking on the door of the automatic promotion places is a massive turnaround no matter what level, but at Championship level it's something else. It's all about getting that momentum and consistency which Steve Cooper has instilled in the team and it's snowballed from there. The game they have away against Bournemouth is probably going to be their biggest game in over 20 years.

I can't believe Luton are 5th in the Championship as well. That's some trajectory from our level.