Adventures of Sloth, Jon Moss and their band of Merry men.

[hintonsboots]

3 minutes ago, Loughborough Ram said:

they were never going to overturn a Moss decision.

Terrible refereeing for both penalties. At least he will get plenty of tips tonight when he drives the Forest team bus back to Nottinham. He was good in Culture Club though.

[Ramarena]

 

Sums up this season!

[CocuBarmyArmy]

Will be interesting to see how they get on, 4 of their starting 11 are on loan, similar to us in 2019. What I don’t get about VAR is why they don’t check everything, surely the second a player goes down someone at Stockly Park can watch a quick replay to decide if further investigation is needed. Didn’t think the 1st one was a pen but the second is clear as day.

[Tombo]

Nobody talk to me for the foreseeable. I hate this game

Through gritted teeth I must admit they deserve it also and it would have been an injustice had they lost.

That's why I hate it so much 

[B4ev6is]

4 minutes ago, Diego said:

The playoff finals are notoriously woeful spectacles. A moment of class or luck decides them. They had luck all the way, sadly.

Jon Moss being put in charge of a game of that magnitude is baffling. Completely ballsed up twice AND with VAR!

That just wrecked the week now

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[LeedsCityRam]

Well done to Forest. They had to get it right eventually with a decent squad & just their luck to pick up a very good coach. No idea how they do in the Prem & don't really care.

It does somewhat put the absolute seal on 2021-22 that the final moment is Rick Parry giving the playoff trophy to Forest's captain at Wembley. Meanwhile we were officially demoted at the home of FFP cheats QPR despite being good enough to stay up on playing performance alone.

Remember this. Our vengenance will be sweet when the time comes. COYR

Edited May 29, 2022 by LeedsCityRam

[Rammy03]

6 minutes ago, Tyler Durden said:

Can think of a 140 million reasons why I'd rather be in their shoes if even we do meet up in the Championship the season after next 

You can see why Morris gambled, the financial prize is eye watering, even if you go down

[GenBr]

7 minutes ago, B4ev6is said:

How can freaking worse bloody hate forest makes me pig sick.

They cant even sell out.

Forest easily sold out at Wembley and had much higher attendances than us this season. 

3 minutes ago, Tyler Durden said:

Can think of a 140 million reasons why I'd rather be in their shoes if even we do meet up in the Championship the season after next 

£200 + mill by time the parachute payments are done with. Even if they f*** it up they'll still have a huge advantage if we ever play each other again.

[Gritstone Ram]

How much has the ref been paid not to give that stone wall penalty?

[Zag zig]

2 minutes ago, Diego said:

The playoff finals are notoriously woeful spectacles. A moment of class or luck decides them. They had luck all the way, sadly.

Jon Moss being put in charge of a game of that magnitude is baffling. Completely ballsed up twice AND with VAR!

Jon Moss being given a last hurrah for such an high stakes game, is about as baffling as his decision making logic. VAR was woeful too but not as woeful as Huddersfield, they might have deserved to be in the final, but you make your own luck; their sum total of efforts on goal didn’t deserve any luck.

As for Forest, they always looked most likely going up out of the play off contenders. Aside from the banter, I feel a so what, they’ll likely struggle next year but the benefit of getting to the Prem is banking the cash; let’s see how wise they are with their windfall.

Ugly man will probably be gone before the end of next season, the fat Greek won’t hesitate to sack him to try and keep Forest up, that will probably be his first mistake. Just hypothetically musing here, but can see it happening.

[Gritstone Ram]

What’s the aim next season? Staying up or 12 points?

[B4ev6is]

4 minutes ago, Zag zig said:

Jon Moss being given a last hurrah for such an high stakes game, is about as baffling as his decision making logic. VAR was woeful too but not as woeful as Huddersfield, they might have deserved to be in the final, but you make your own luck; their sum total of efforts on goal didn’t deserve any luck.

As for Forest, they always looked most likely going up out of the play off contenders. Aside from the banter, I feel a so what, they’ll likely struggle next year but the benefit of getting to the Prem is banking the cash; let’s see how wise they are with their windfall.

Ugly man will probably be gone before the end of next season, the fat Greek won’t hesitate to sack him to try and keep Forest up, that will probably be his first mistake. Just hypothetically musing here, but can see it happening.

I bloody hate forest

I wished huddersfield gone up.

[Gee SCREAMER !!]

34 minutes ago, Bris Vegas said:

Congratulations to Forest. Very similar to how we did made it in 2007. Seemed written in the stars.

I will actually enjoy seeing how they do next season. Let’s be honest, Huddersfield would have been an awful addition. At least Forest adds something different to the Premier League.

Steve Cooper deserves it too. Unlucky twice with Swansea and can’t deny he has been excellent with Forest.

Your on the wrong forum mate.  

[B4ev6is]

[Gee SCREAMER !!]

23 minutes ago, Andicis said:

Even if they do get pasted every game, they'll come down with a huge financial advantage over other teams to help them bounce back. 

I think this is the part people are missing

[Boycie]

14 minutes ago, B4ev6is said:

That just wrecked the week now

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Nobody mention the new pink away kit ffs.

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[Orphanram]

That lot getting promoted is the final, sorry sentence of the Morris era. A new dawn beckons for us, We Are Derby.

[Tyler Durden]

22 minutes ago, B4ev6is said:

They dont even freaking desevse it

If you cast your mind back they were a whisker away from getting automatic promotion - they needed to beat Bournemouth away to overhaul them, instead Bournemouth won and that then sealed their promotion.

So you can't say Forest don't deserve anything. They've been in the Top 6 on merit.

Best thing you can do is hope that the new owner has learned from the total balls up Morris has made from running the club, apply those learnings and come back bigger and stronger.

They'd be hard pushed not to improve on Morris' running of the club so anything from now on has to be a positive. 

[Boycie]

I bet there’s some boners in Nottinghamshire tonight.

[B4ev6is]

Just now, Tyler Durden said:

If you cast your mind back they were a whisker away from getting automatic promotion - they needed to beat Bournemouth away to overhaul them, instead Bournemouth won and that then sealed their promotion.

So you can't say Forest don't deserve anything. They've been in the Top 6 on merit.

Best thing you can do is hope that the new owner has learned from the total balls up Morris has made from running the club, apply those learnings and come back bigger and stronger.

They'd be hard pushed not to improve on Morris' running of the club so anything from now on has to be a positive. 

The only way got there when efl deduction of point before that forest were below us if was not for that and transfear embargo it would have been derby there not them.