Chellaston Ram

Warne’s making us a laughing stock 

Managers can accept strikers missing sitters and goalkeepers dropping howlers so they should accept referees make mistakes as well

37 minutes ago, Bris Vegas said:

VAR only came in because of the constant abuse the officials received from managers, players, pundits and fans alike.

Scrapping VAR will make the game so much quicker and more enjoyable (you can celebrate a goal without the doubt of whether it will be pulled back for something minor).

But scrapping VAR will only work if officials are treated as humans and we accept their mistakes are part of the game.

I’ve got my port Vale tickets and didn’t go last season. Can you tell me what the parking is like I saw on Twitter where one car park is already full

Probably two reasons. The first being people went to a new ground last season and don’t want to bother this season. Second reason there’s a bit more apathy about Paul Warne

1 hour ago, Red_Dawn said:

The last 2 years have been an unfathomable delight. 

Have you any idea what a pleasure it is to be an established PL side playing under what I--and I would imagine most Forest fans--consider the best manager since BC? An excellent manager but clearly a great person and stalwart for the club. Will go onto much bigger things than NFFC.

I'm as invested as I've ever been as a Forest fan. I'll take this over relegation fears in the championship, League One, and playoff heartache anyday.. 

For saying he has spent 150m + on players, playing low percentage possession football and grinding out results doesn’t appeal to me as a manager doing a good job 

20 minutes ago, Topram said:

Madness to think we had 33 shots we did batter them but can’t say we had 3/4 decent chances out of the 33

Today sums up our season, lack of quality in the final third.

The worst memory was the semi final against Manure, losing Charlie George with a shoulder injury and yet another dodgy refereeing decision against us.

9 minutes ago, ram59 said:

Yet another disguised anti Warne thread that I've been sucked into with the same old arguments from the same old posters from either side, it's getting boring.

Can the mods rename the topics for what they are, I suggest this one should be 'Anti Warne Part 27' or if we want to keep in the same vein maybe 'Sam Rush Ate My Hamster'?

 

Doesn’t it show what a strong anti-Warne feeling there is amongst all the fans ?

45 minutes ago, MaltRam said:

That's the spirit! 

I still support the team home and away and never boo, even when they play crap, but it’s just my honest opinion

24 minutes ago, SSD said:

I mean I'm not a Warne fan but Christ, a bit of positivity is needed today 😁

Sorry but I just can’t get motivated or excited about watching us at moment UTR

42 minutes ago, Alan Ramage 4 EVA said:

Just do what I do watch You tube replays of the RAMS from the 70s , listening to John Motson, Barry Davies ,and Hugh Johns. Wearing Ox blood Doc Martens a panda collar shirt and a Wrangler denim jacket with a silk scarf tied around my wrist .Chanting "come and have a go if you think your hard enough".

My Mrs has left me But  the dogs stuck by me (ATM) !

I had doc martens and a silk scarf, those were the days 🤣

Even if he gets us promoted I can’t see us staying up

I agree I was brought up watching us in the 1970’ s and I am finding it hard to accept this situation at the moment 

41 minutes ago, Tamworthram said:

I think that is being a bit harsh and you are misinterpreting his point (IMO). If we had been winning our home games then to have lost only our second away game (out of 7 and having won 4)) wouldn't have been so much of a disaster pretty much regardless of the opposition but particularly in the case of a team like Shrewsbury. After their win at the weekend, they are ranked 7th best in the league for home form. A "club of our size" is irrelevant and some of us need to get this divine right mentality out of our heads. We're a league one team with, generally speaking, league one players. 

 I understand what you are saying, but we are a league one side with a league one manager, but with proven championship players and shouldn’t accept losing to Shrewsbury even if our home form was good

I read his comments saying if our home form this season was anything like last season, then losing away to Shrewsbury, would not be a disaster. Losing any time away to Shrewsbury is a disaster that just shows the bloke he’s not up for that job. For a club our size that is not acceptable.

1 hour ago, Tombo said:

Anyone who is familiar with football has to realise that it is now a question of "when" and not "if".

The writing is on the wall, all the signs are there with fan reactions, player reactions, same old interview stereotypes etc

The answer to "when" should be "now". No better time, no time to delay. Let's not waste any more precious fixtures

We need an update from Big Trav 😀

1 hour ago, Bwash_Ram said:

The worrying thing for me is that apart from the fact we seem to be getting worse and the players dont seem arsed to put in a shift for him (especially midfield). Its that he doesnt seem to have a clue what the problem is or how to sort it. We are having exactly the same problems that we had in quite a few games last season.

In his interview after the Shrewsbury match. He said something is missing if I remember rightly he said the same thing last season on several occasions,if he still hasn’t worked it out how long are we expected to wait for him to work it out?

Forget the purse strings this squad should be going better than they are. How a midfield containing the likes of Bird, Hourinane and Smith are not dominating games is beyond belief 

10 hours ago, sage said:

No significant pressure if we don't finish top 6? 

How many season tickets do you think we will sell with another season of Warne and no top 6 finish.

Can't afford to sack him, will quickly become can't afford not to.

 

If we still intend selling Casin/Bird in January then that will fund it

52 minutes ago, Kernow said:

If our budget for next season was £2mil, hypothetically, then I’d rather spend £1.5m of that getting rid of Warne & have a new bloke with 500k, rather than Warne with £2mil.

The season isn’t a write off, we can still easily make the top 6. I think that only happens if he goes.

The impending sale of Cashin and Bird could be used to pay off Warne

Why have we waited until we’re losing to start playing?

It’s a strong subs bench as well, no excuses today 

Thanks I’ve got the chance of going in the directors box but can’t make it if it’s a 3 pm Saturday match

3 hours ago, Foreveram said:

Or maybe you have🤔

At least you aren’t fighting over the last pie