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Having spent £5m...
...as opposed to having spent £250,000,000 (two hundred and fifty million pounds) and finish 17th with a record lowest points to avoid relegation.

The game survived for over 100 years without it being marketable to overseas 'customers'. The game is nothing without the fans and its about time they were put back to the forefront of thinking as opposed to an afterthought. Hopefully an independent regulator will see to this.

The influx of foreign money has been anything other than positive for the English game.

Having spent £5m...
...as opposed to having spent £250,000,000 (two hundred and fifty million pounds) and finish 17th with a record lowest points to avoid relegation.

All historic information and we have no idea how Clowes will react now we are in The Championship.

Having spent £5m...
...as opposed to having spent £250,000,000 (two hundred and fifty million pounds) and finish 17th with a record lowest points to avoid relegation.

The influx of foreign money has been anything other than positive for the English game.

Part of that experience is meeting in the pub for a few beers and a chat pre game and then going back to the pub after to discuss the match. 
Sky/EPL/EFL/FA are destroying the game for the fans that actually go to the matches.

Its not really proof though is it, because if you are a fan you would still prob turnout if the games were played anytime in the day or night, but it shouldnt have to be like that.

The game survived for over 100 years without it being marketable to overseas 'customers'. The game is nothing without the fans and its about time they were put back to the forefront of thinking as opposed to an afterthought. Hopefully an independent regulator will see to this.

Ask people in the grounds if they think the game is changing for the better or the worse, I'm pretty sure the concensus would be the latter.

Ask people in the grounds if they think the game is changing for the better or the worse, I'm pretty sure the concensus would be the latter.

The game survived for over 100 years without it being marketable to overseas 'customers'. The game is nothing without the fans and its about time they were put back to the forefront of thinking as opposed to an afterthought. Hopefully an independent regulator will see to this.

The fact that he's played about 150 games at that level would suggest otherwise?

It's driven by advertising, and they sell it around the world for the very same reason. When have you ever seen an authentic survey of the UK public that's indicated that they want even more EFL football at stupid o'clock on days of the week when hardly anyone wants to watch a football match?

The game survived for over 100 years without it being marketable to overseas 'customers'. The game is nothing without the fans and its about time they were put back to the forefront of thinking as opposed to an afterthought. Hopefully an independent regulator will see to this.

The game survived for over 100 years without it being marketable to overseas 'customers'. The game is nothing without the fans and its about time they were put back to the forefront of thinking as opposed to an afterthought. Hopefully an independent regulator will see to this.

Because I work on weekdays and don't particularly want to be going to the pub at 9am with my kids in tow on a weekend.

Because I work on weekdays and don't particularly want to be going to the pub at 9am with my kids in tow on a weekend.

The fact that he's played about 150 games at that level would suggest otherwise?

Part of that experience is meeting in the pub for a few beers and a chat pre game and then going back to the pub after to discuss the match. 
Sky/EPL/EFL/FA are destroying the game for the fans that actually go to the matches.

The fact that he's played about 150 games at that level would suggest otherwise?

The fact that he's played about 150 games at that level would suggest otherwise?

I'd like to think we'd give ourselves more of a test...

To be fair to @Red_Dawnhe did explain that he had other issues in his life and realised they were more important than football. It appears they just happened to coincide with Forest being in danger of relegation and I, for one, am very glad these other issues have dropped away just in time for him to celebrate the red dogs incredible 17th place finish.