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Scoham said:Sunderland fan travelling from Newcastle to Wembley via Menorca as it’s cheaper.
https://bbc.in/3LeF1Ed?fbclid=IwAR1Ro5tlTG9bMbRvGjVWfN3-NLMzQbynCn0DEjq6BiUzphQ6YU5lCZX2h7gSimilar thing happened in the Aussie Rules Grand Final in 2013.
As flights were sold out between Perth and Melbourne (where the final took place at the MCG), some Fremantle fans (Perth team) flew from Perth to Singapore and then Singapore to Melbourne.
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Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture2 -
Tony Gale was sent off and they collapsed in the second half. Forest were a good side back then and had a young Roy Keane running the show.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture0 -
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The bloke who headbutted Billy Sharp has been sent to jail for 24 weeks. Good, should have got longer.5
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Any jail sentence will have a massive effect on him, I assume Forest will ban him for life alsosuperclive98 said:The bloke who headbutted Billy Sharp has been sent to jail for 24 weeks. Good, should have got longer.
That's the maximum sentence for a Magistrates Court, it would have to be sent to a Crown Court for a jury trial0 -
Forest season ticket holder Robert Biggs, 30, pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm and was jailed for 24 weeks.
At Nottingham Magistrates' Court on Thursday, Biggs, from Ilkeston, Derbyshire, was ordered to pay £500 compensation to Sharp, and £128 in court costs.
He was also given a two-year football banning order.
Prosecutor Marianne Connally said: "Mr Sharp hadn't directly participated in the game. He appears to be standing with his hands in his pockets. Mr Biggs can be seen to run along the pitch. He then headbutts Mr Sharp. The crown's case is that this is a deliberate and senseless act of violence."
Biggs was told a separate charge of illegally entering the playing surface had been dropped.
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I think that article is wrong regarding the banning order though. I'm sure it's actually 10 years.1
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I've no sympathy for him obviously and he deserves all he's got, but if Forest go up, not being able to watch them in the PL will be a massive punishment2
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Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture2 - Sponsored links:
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To give him maximum punishment he should be made to attend our matches, that'll learn him!!!killerandflash said:I've no sympathy for him obviously and he deserves all he's got, but if Forest go up, not being able to watch them in the PL will be a massive punishment0 -
Huddersfield have won the top flight more times than Westham and Forest put together.......Callumcafc said:
Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture6 -
And i doubt there is a single person alive who saw any of their title wins.Cafc43v3r said:
Huddersfield have won the top flight more time than Westham and Forest put together.......Callumcafc said:
Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture0 -
Not many that saw us win the FA cup either but we still bang on about it......Chris_from_Sidcup said:
And i doubt there is a single person alive who saw any of their title wins.Cafc43v3r said:
Huddersfield have won the top flight more time than Westham and Forest put together.......Callumcafc said:
Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture4 -
Sure but Huddersfield have had four seasons in the top flight since 1956. Almost no-one in living memory remembers their three league titles through the mid 1920s.Cafc43v3r said:
Huddersfield have won the top flight more times than Westham and Forest put together.......Callumcafc said:
Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture
Forest have had 35, West Ham have had 55. There is no comparison.
I wouldn't say we bang on about the FA Cup win, only as much as any other club would when their local rivals have zero wins ever. We're obviously not the most relevant side in the 92, especially compared to the two clubs I mentioned originally. I'm not sure what this has to do with anything anyway. I'd expect everyone else to be supporting Forest (Derby, Leicester and Notts Co fans excepted) if we were playing them in the play-off final too.0 -
I have absolutely no interest what so ever in watching Huddersfield v anyone other than Leeds and the top 2 or 3 teams, the same is true for Forest, Westham (not Leeds) and about 12 other teams in the top flight.Callumcafc said:
Sure but Huddersfield have had four seasons in the top flight since 1956. Almost no-one in living memory remembers their three league titles through the mid 1920s.Cafc43v3r said:
Huddersfield have won the top flight more times than Westham and Forest put together.......Callumcafc said:
Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture
Forest have had 35, West Ham have had 55. There is no comparison.
I wouldn't say we bang on about the FA Cup win, only as much as any other club would when their local rivals have zero wins ever. We're obviously not the most relevant side in the 92, especially compared to the two clubs I mentioned originally. I'm not sure what this has to do with anything anyway. I'd expect everyone else to be supporting Forest (Derby, Leicester and Notts Co fans excepted) if we were playing them in the play-off final too.
I wouldn't suggest any of them are box office. I am not sure why 35 years last century makes them box office now?
They were then.0 -
Shakespeare is still box office and he’s been dead over 400 years.2
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Fair enough - to me it sounds like you don't have too much interest in the Premier League in general?Cafc43v3r said:
I have absolutely no interest what so ever in watching Huddersfield v anyone other than Leeds and the top 2 or 3 teams, the same is true for Forest, Westham (not Leeds) and about 12 other teams in the top flight.Callumcafc said:
Sure but Huddersfield have had four seasons in the top flight since 1956. Almost no-one in living memory remembers their three league titles through the mid 1920s.Cafc43v3r said:
Huddersfield have won the top flight more times than Westham and Forest put together.......Callumcafc said:
Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture
Forest have had 35, West Ham have had 55. There is no comparison.
I wouldn't say we bang on about the FA Cup win, only as much as any other club would when their local rivals have zero wins ever. We're obviously not the most relevant side in the 92, especially compared to the two clubs I mentioned originally. I'm not sure what this has to do with anything anyway. I'd expect everyone else to be supporting Forest (Derby, Leicester and Notts Co fans excepted) if we were playing them in the play-off final too.
I wouldn't suggest any of them are box office. I am not sure why 35 years last century makes them box office now?
They were then.
I would personally much rather watch Forest than Huddersfield. Huddersfield the sort of team to end up last on the MOTD running order 30 weeks out of 38. Forest will generate much more interest from the wider public.0 -
I’d rather Forest then Huddersfield simply because their absence has been longer and I see them as more of a footballing city with more to offer for the prem at present, doesn’t change the fact that Huddersfield have history though and aren’t some nothing club, they’re deservedly in a play off final
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That's totally fair and nothing I said was meant as a knock on Huddersfield.
As I said in a previous post, I'm sure if it was Forest v Charlton then fans of the other 80+ clubs would be hoping Forest won.1 - Sponsored links:
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I think you’d be surprised tbf, a lot of people like Charlton and I’ve spoken to countless people saying the premier league feels weird without us as they grew up with us in it. That will wear off soon as time goes on but we are definitely a nostalgic type of club for a lot of neutrals.Callumcafc said:That's totally fair and nothing I said was meant as a knock on Huddersfield.
As I said in a previous post, I'm sure if it was Forest v Charlton then fans of the other 80+ clubs would be hoping Forest won.1 -
That's not true, nore can what I said imply that either. In a normal week there are probably what 6 or 7 Premier league games on TV, plus some championship ones, plus 1 or 2 Charlton games that week. I cant watch all of them.Callumcafc said:
Fair enough - to me it sounds like you don't have too much interest in the Premier League in general?Cafc43v3r said:
I have absolutely no interest what so ever in watching Huddersfield v anyone other than Leeds and the top 2 or 3 teams, the same is true for Forest, Westham (not Leeds) and about 12 other teams in the top flight.Callumcafc said:
Sure but Huddersfield have had four seasons in the top flight since 1956. Almost no-one in living memory remembers their three league titles through the mid 1920s.Cafc43v3r said:
Huddersfield have won the top flight more times than Westham and Forest put together.......Callumcafc said:
Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture
Forest have had 35, West Ham have had 55. There is no comparison.
I wouldn't say we bang on about the FA Cup win, only as much as any other club would when their local rivals have zero wins ever. We're obviously not the most relevant side in the 92, especially compared to the two clubs I mentioned originally. I'm not sure what this has to do with anything anyway. I'd expect everyone else to be supporting Forest (Derby, Leicester and Notts Co fans excepted) if we were playing them in the play-off final too.
I wouldn't suggest any of them are box office. I am not sure why 35 years last century makes them box office now?
They were then.
I would personally much rather watch Forest than Huddersfield. Huddersfield the sort of team to end up last on the MOTD running order 30 weeks out of 38. Forest will generate much more interest from the wider public.
Of course I would rather watch Liverpool, City, Chelsea etc or Man United getting stuffed than Westham v Brighton or Burnley v Newcastle.0 -
Why can't it? That's exactly how I read it anyway. The context doesn't help much either. If you're only interested in the top of the table stuff, you can watch all of those teams in European competitions so why care about the Premier League in particular?Cafc43v3r said:
That's not true, nore can what I said imply that either. In a normal week there are probably what 6 or 7 Premier league games on TV, plus some championship ones, plus 1 or 2 Charlton games that week. I cant watch all of them.Callumcafc said:
Fair enough - to me it sounds like you don't have too much interest in the Premier League in general?Cafc43v3r said:
I have absolutely no interest what so ever in watching Huddersfield v anyone other than Leeds and the top 2 or 3 teams, the same is true for Forest, Westham (not Leeds) and about 12 other teams in the top flight.Callumcafc said:
Sure but Huddersfield have had four seasons in the top flight since 1956. Almost no-one in living memory remembers their three league titles through the mid 1920s.Cafc43v3r said:
Huddersfield have won the top flight more times than Westham and Forest put together.......Callumcafc said:
Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture
Forest have had 35, West Ham have had 55. There is no comparison.
I wouldn't say we bang on about the FA Cup win, only as much as any other club would when their local rivals have zero wins ever. We're obviously not the most relevant side in the 92, especially compared to the two clubs I mentioned originally. I'm not sure what this has to do with anything anyway. I'd expect everyone else to be supporting Forest (Derby, Leicester and Notts Co fans excepted) if we were playing them in the play-off final too.
I wouldn't suggest any of them are box office. I am not sure why 35 years last century makes them box office now?
They were then.
I would personally much rather watch Forest than Huddersfield. Huddersfield the sort of team to end up last on the MOTD running order 30 weeks out of 38. Forest will generate much more interest from the wider public.
Of course I would rather watch Liverpool, City, Chelsea etc or Man United getting stuffed than Westham v Brighton or Burnley v Newcastle.
I believe that having Forest in the Premier League would be more entertaining than Huddersfield. You won't watch either of them so I'm not sure why you're picking holes in what I'm saying...0 -
It was your justification for saying Forest were more entertaining than Huddersfield I was picking holes in. I wouldn't, probably, watch either of them play Burnley on a Sunday lunch. If you would fair play but there is a limit of the amount of time people can spend watching football.Callumcafc said:
Why can't it? That's exactly how I read it anyway. The context doesn't help much either. If you're only interested in the top of the table stuff, you can watch all of those teams in European competitions so why care about the Premier League in particular?Cafc43v3r said:
That's not true, nore can what I said imply that either. In a normal week there are probably what 6 or 7 Premier league games on TV, plus some championship ones, plus 1 or 2 Charlton games that week. I cant watch all of them.Callumcafc said:
Fair enough - to me it sounds like you don't have too much interest in the Premier League in general?Cafc43v3r said:
I have absolutely no interest what so ever in watching Huddersfield v anyone other than Leeds and the top 2 or 3 teams, the same is true for Forest, Westham (not Leeds) and about 12 other teams in the top flight.Callumcafc said:
Sure but Huddersfield have had four seasons in the top flight since 1956. Almost no-one in living memory remembers their three league titles through the mid 1920s.Cafc43v3r said:
Huddersfield have won the top flight more times than Westham and Forest put together.......Callumcafc said:
Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture
Forest have had 35, West Ham have had 55. There is no comparison.
I wouldn't say we bang on about the FA Cup win, only as much as any other club would when their local rivals have zero wins ever. We're obviously not the most relevant side in the 92, especially compared to the two clubs I mentioned originally. I'm not sure what this has to do with anything anyway. I'd expect everyone else to be supporting Forest (Derby, Leicester and Notts Co fans excepted) if we were playing them in the play-off final too.
I wouldn't suggest any of them are box office. I am not sure why 35 years last century makes them box office now?
They were then.
I would personally much rather watch Forest than Huddersfield. Huddersfield the sort of team to end up last on the MOTD running order 30 weeks out of 38. Forest will generate much more interest from the wider public.
Of course I would rather watch Liverpool, City, Chelsea etc or Man United getting stuffed than Westham v Brighton or Burnley v Newcastle.
I believe that having Forest in the Premier League would be more entertaining than Huddersfield. You won't watch either of them so I'm not sure why you're picking holes in what I'm saying...
I would probably watch them both play Leeds, local derby and green jumper day.
There is no European football on a weekend which makes that point rather meaningless.
I watch enough rubbish by watching Charlton I am not going to do it in my spare time as well......0 -
@RedChaser keeps his thoughts to himself.Cafc43v3r said:
Not many that saw us win the FA cup either but we still bang on about it......Chris_from_Sidcup said:
And i doubt there is a single person alive who saw any of their title wins.Cafc43v3r said:
Huddersfield have won the top flight more time than Westham and Forest put together.......Callumcafc said:
Whether it left an edge or not, that’s brilliant. A bit of English football history. Only goes to prove the point that Forest v West Ham is a far more interesting fixture than Huddersfield v West Ham.oohaahmortimer said:
Fa cup semi final 1991 at villa park West Ham v ForestCroydon said:
Agree. Would be a great club to have back in there. Is there a story behind Forest and West Ham or just that they're two old clubs?Callumcafc said:If I wasn’t already on the ‘get Forest back in the Premier League’ bandwagon, that kind of incident would have me wanting Huddersfield to win.
As it is, I think it’s clear which team would contribute more to next season in the Premier League. No excitement at all for Huddersfield vs anyone. Lump them in the same bucket as Palace, Bournemouth etc.
Forest on the other hand… some classic games against Man U, Liverpool, Leeds. Even a fixture like Forest v West Ham feels like an important game.
West Ham had someone sent off early on and got ‘hammered’ 4-0 , think West Ham were second tierWest Ham fans sang ‘billy bonds claret & blue army’ for what seemed like the whole of the second half
don’t know if this game left an edge to that fixture1 -
I am hoping we get a Lappo-Josh final.0
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Oh my word... I've just seen the miss of the season!!0
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So obviously offside goal
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Game on now between Port Vale vs Swindon
Although the latter should have just had a blatant penalty for handball
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