Reggie Greenwood

Accused being the key point there.

Sure, Kirchner, Alonso and the Fake Sheikh were bullshitters and embezzlers, but as far as I am aware, none of them have been accused (however fairly) of matchfixing, arson, drug smuggling and murder so, you know...."levels" .......

"No smoke without fire" as the Greek baker said to his insurance company.

There's no smoke without forgetting all about that loaf in the oven...

Are you serious? You lot were on your knees for whatever shyster came in with fantastical claims of having some cash to bail you out
 

Hopefully more points deduction incoming 

https://newrepublic.com/article/159252/noor-one-vampire-ship-heroin-turkey-greece-corruption-scandal
Finally got round to reading this again. Pretty mindblowing, thanks to whoever posted it.
I would hope there would be outright revulsion if someone like this tried to get involved with our club.
How is someone with his background ever allowed to buy such a famous club?
Can probably see now why there hasn't been more bad press about him, people probably don't want to end up dead. If Forest do go down, I can see someone getting properly hurt or even killed.
The intimidation is out there in the open. Would officials be brave enough to call out physical threats to them if it has happened too? If you are making a tight call on whether to rule a subjective VAR decision, will the murderous links to the famous club influence your decision?

Crime in Liverpool , you don’t say 😉

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If I recall correctly Conn changed his mind and the transfer not ratified 

Think that was the game Mickey Lewis kicked Steve McMahon from pillar to post and McMahon spent most of the game crying to the referee

When the original plans were announced for the European Super League, along with probably most football fans in this country,  I was delighted with the negative responses from the 'football family' (what an absolute joke that is) which brought pressure on the Big 6 to withdraw.
I have now completely changed my opinion and now reckon it would be the best thing that could happen for the game in this country. Remove Man City, United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs and Liverpool from the current PL and you wouldn't see overseas subscribers to SKY for dust, decimating their revenue. There would obviously be a period of uncertainty for many of those clubs left behind but examples of weekly wages of £20-30k in the Championship for quite average playrs are completely unsustainable - take away the current golden riches of the PL and hopefully some degree of sanity would return.
Probably will never happen though. 

We were on our knees, he sued. Thats all I can see when I think back on his time with us, the rest just fades into mist.

‘Not only made me a better player but also a better person’ …
I don’t have the words. I will stick with. Nelson and Cashin thanks.

Used to love him and sing his name.
Lost all respect when he refused to take even the tiniest bit of responsibility for putting himself out of action.
Looking back, from the things you hear, he doesn't sound like the type of personality we'd want at the club anyway.
Duck him.

Just as Forest are a far better side with Awoniyi in it, the same can be applied to Luton with Adebayo.
No coincidence Luton’s form dropped off after he got injured in February.
Now he is back, could be a big difference for them for the last 3 games.
 

I think you are right. I think there was one particular challenge that was pretty…agricultural shall we say … which McMahon rightly got a bit annoyed about. He was always quite happy dishing it out though so did him.

As you were, I hadn't read the article properly. The club HAVE been charged as well as the two individuals.
Oh my sides......🤣

Nuno Holy Ghost and Nico Williams have been charged with misconduct in relation to VAR-gate 

Was that the first game of the season on TV? Barker hadn’t trained at all and stepped in and was perfect, if memory serves me right.

Think that was the game Mickey Lewis kicked Steve McMahon from pillar to post and McMahon spent most of the game crying to the referee

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I don't really agree with you. It's like saying "I never met my Grandad, the VC winner, so I've thrown his medals in the bin". Honour your past, live in the present, plan for your future.
You'll have noticed the 'wink' BTW

Worth mentioning the move from London to Derby is also a massive one. Football aside, it's a massive upheaval to leave behind friends and home to work elsewhere. Done it myself plenty, and it's not easy. We've seen it plenty, some people fit in right away like Adams, some might take more time to settle. Some might not settle at all.
I hope he finds his feet. He's the type of player you really don't want to come up against. So I'm glad he's ours.