baileyiw 🇦🇹 🌳 retweeted
A mate of mine at work sadly lost his brother yesterday at the age of just 29. He was Forest mad just like us, it would mean the world to my mate and his family if we can get a round of applause going in the 29th min on Saturday. RIP Keelan Rains. Once a red, always a red❤️🕊️
baileyiw 🇦🇹 🌳 retweeted
Replying to @CDTOficial
Everyone at Nottingham Forest sends their deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of Jesús de Miguel Alameda at this tragic time. ❤️
baileyiw 🇦🇹 🌳 retweeted
He was in my back pocket
Vitinha, the Champions League and Chorley. We hear you loud and clear, @footballontnt. 🤝🏻
📸 @StefWillo
#WeAreChorley
baileyiw 🇦🇹 🌳 retweeted
People will look at the officials. I’m straight away thinking why my fucking goalkeeper can’t come 2 yards to punch a fucking corner #nffc
baileyiw 🇦🇹 🌳 retweeted
Everyone at Nottingham Forest was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of James Kerry on Tuesday morning, following his incredibly brave fight against cancer.
Throughout his illness, James and Morgan shared a beautiful friendship, which meant so much to everyone at the club. James will be remembered with great fondness and will be deeply missed by us all.
Our thoughts, love and deepest sympathies are with James’ parents, Paul and Katie, and his younger brother, Freddie, as they come to terms with their heartbreaking loss.
Rest in peace, James. ❤️
nah fuck em
Top Premier League execs would be “staggered” if there are 15 clubs ready to vote to expel #mcfc from the top division because of the commercial damage it would cause. Full story here. skysports.com/share/13593363
Bury went bust, Bolton Wanderers were 24 hours away from going bust, Luton got deducted 30 points, Leeds/Sheffield Wednesday/Everton/Nottingham Forest and numerous others hit with points deductions over petty financial breaches.
Yet these have the victim mentality, disgraceful.
baileyiw 🇦🇹 🌳 retweeted
Any City fan trying to characterise their state-owned club as some sort of freedom fighter challenging the establishment ‘Red cartel’ is living in some sort of Orwellian dystopia: ‘rejecting the evidence of their eyes and ears’
And the idea this collective and outraged reaction from the football world is ‘virtue-signalling nonsense’ doesn’t stick.
It’s a genuine release of fans feeling a sense of vindication that a club who’s revenue was hundreds of millions more than this countries biggest clubs, was clearly, blatantly and brazenly cheating.




























