NottsRam77

Love ur optimism buddy really do and dont want to p on ur parade, and i hear what ur saying
but imo were still a long way to go before we can start looking forward to focussing on the pitch again
theres still so so much to be sorted out owbership, if not what sort of a squad will we be left with end of january, how long is the efls emargo/business plan going to hamstring us for .. 18 months?
will we be able to keep rooney? Will rooney stay? Do we want him to stay?
thats before we start looking st what we can bring in
i remember when the red dogs were struggling in league one their biggest problem was attracting players to come to them purely cos players would rather go to say huddersfield / preston in the champ than forest in league one.. plus the wages they could offer and they didnt have a business plan /embargo hanging over them
i hope this is the first step to a clearer future too but im not too confident just yet  

Well thats about as poor as it gets for reporting doesnt it 

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Unlikely but I would love it if we managed to stay up, that would really upset Gibbos EFL.

Forest Green Rovers was officially recognised as the world’s first vegan football club after we received the Vegan Trademark from the Vegan Society.
 Can you get kicked out the ground for sneaking in a couple of Lincolnshire’s finest sausage rolls and a half time pork pie?
…………..asking for a friend.

Mel called out the EFL for agreeing to a crap TV deal - they didn't like that..... Mel questioned whether they were the best people to run the league - they didn't like that either..... Mel thought he was cleverer than the EFL by finding a number of legitimate ways through their poorly thought-through/written 'rules' - they didn't like that at all..... Mel put the club into admin thinking there was a valid case to argue against the 12 points - they hated that as it might have opened the floodgates for other clubs to follow..... Mel left the building - the EFL didn't care because by then the terms Derby County and Mel Morris were interchangeable in their eyes. The EFL did their very best to kill Derby County - they may still have succeeded.....we shall see.

First caller will be Barry from Burton asking why Rooney hasn't tried Forsyth in a more advanced role.

We just cant help ourselves can we 
spending got us in this mess didnt it 
With tv, gate receipts and corporate monies about to be slashed for us as we enter league , we will probably have to cut our cloth first further before spending 
 
 

Go on social media mate, i Think you will find its quite the opposite 
 

We just cant help ourselves can we 
spending got us in this mess didnt it 
With tv, gate receipts and corporate monies about to be slashed for us as we enter league , we will probably have to cut our cloth first further before spending 
 
 

If it is -21 and our results don't suddenly take a massive upturn, I'm not sure I would "strengthen" at all other than the odd loan deal, we got massively burned in 2008 trying to strengthen in the January when relegation was already inevitable, better to leave it till the Summer...

I wish .. but just dont see it buddy. I think were ducked 

Having listened to the george thorne interview i can assure u it was very much our contracts team that ducked up.. and not just anya 

Fair question. Where are we in the league now? Is that Wayne Rooney's fault? I don't think so. Clement had the pick of our best players, but didn't make the most of them. Rooney has just free agents and kids to work with.  

Free agents is kind, rooney didn't really have a choice which players we signed, our pool of players we could get was that small. We were shopping in a lower league one market.

Oh, you mean football related.... Ok then:
1. Long term existence is secured 
2. Attacking entertaining football 
3. Focus is entirely on the pitch, not off field "shenanigans"
Of course, winning games, promotions etc but I assume that's a given. Ditto a return to navy blue shorts and red numbers.

Derby County continues to exist. Thats it. 

A decent goalkeeper

I wouldn't say we were to blame, but there was a lot of moanijnv during the Glick/Clough years about lack of investment and there weren't too many fans moaning about how much we were spending in the Clement and Pearson eras

Does this mean refs will be allowed to give us penalties now? 

Does this mean refs will be allowed to give us penalties now? 

Does this mean refs will be allowed to give us penalties now?