O/T:- Leicester City

[Med Pie]

No he isn't. It's fake newspaper crap

Sources have told BBC Sport that Awoniyi suffered a ruptured intestine in the collision.

No credit for puns that contain the word s * i *..........................

[frenchmagpie]

This 'induced come', isn't it just a dramatic term for a deep, controlled sedation?

I'll have to ask the wife

[nw6pie]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football...s/cvgq980rndpo

My apologies to Forest?s owner but I appear to have totally misread the reasons for his response after the Leicester game.

Does this not show that there is a problem with letting a game carry on after there?s a blatant offside?

It’s more complicated with VAR, because you wouldn’t want play stopping when you’re on the attack if there’s even a slight chance the lino has got it wrong. Where it makes zero sense is at every other level where there is no VAR.

[Elite_Pie]

Hitting the post is always frustrating, but this takes it to the next level.

Hope he is ok, despite who he plays for.

[Bohinen]

Any joy at the demise of Forest's quest for European competition is now being sidetracked by, admittedly legitimate, concerns for their player. But now he's recovering, maybe we can get back on track.

It seems we were wrong anyway, and that the glorious day has arrived when the Reds are marching on Europe again, and our city councillors once again are riding the special gravy train to support them.

Major changes outlined for Trent Bridge to welcome European visitors

https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/...-make-10181705

"We want to see improvements to make our city ready for European visitors later this year." That's the message from senior Nottingham city councillor and lifelong Nottingham Forest fan Steve Battlemuch, who believes now is the time to make much-needed improvements to Trent Bridge and "make the city a more attractive place".

The trouble for Steve is that we don't have a pot to piss in, due largely to his own doing, because he ran Robin Hood Energy, a multi-million pound loss-making vanity scheme.

[ThePieWhoCameIn]

"We want to see improvements to make our city ready for European visitors later this year." That's the message from senior Nottingham city councillor and lifelong Nottingham Forest fan Steve Battlemuch, who believes now is the time to make much-needed improvements to Trent Bridge and "make the city a more attractive place".

Presumably he thinks the UK visitors that already come EVERY WEEKEND can piss off?

Smells a bit like 'look at me, I'm a Forest fan' to me.

[marky]

Steve Battlemuch recently applied to be on the Notts Cricket Club General Committee. In his manifesto he mentioned he was "a Forest season card holder" and frankly didn't seem to know what he'd really offer. Not surprisingly he didn't get voted in.

[lunaspie]

Battlemuch ?
Sounds like he should undergo an anger management course.

[Elite_Pie]

I'm fully prepared for disappointment tomorrow, but at least the Premier League results went well tonight.

[Bohinen]

I'm fully prepared for disappointment tomorrow, but at least the Premier League results went well tonight.

As did the FA Cup result. There goes a Europa League place ... to Palace. Only one left now.

Apologies for not wallowing in the disappointment but I knew we'd lose anyway. That's the benefit of being a pessimist/realist, you expect nothing so can't be sad when it happens.