Jonny Welsh

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

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Sounds a delight. How many dicks do you think Matterface can take in one sesh? I'm thinking quite a lot ... down at ye olde gloryhole.

[Carlos J]

Just clicked on. Presume a more H&J related show today rather than retro soccer strips and pubs you watched games in.

Slightly pedantic note from yesterday when board member Johnny Welsh was giving a bit of history of the Forest badge and mentioned some old grounds, including two in Lenton. Omitted one is still a park now.

Also, going on about Forest being named after the Forest Recreation Ground in the wonderful Forest Fields, no mention of it being the host of the centuries old Goose Fair. I doubt Jonny and Vicky go around Forest Fields much.

Wollaton though. Mentioning stags on the Nottingham crest from Wolly Park, You bet if they still live in Nottm., they live there. And it ain't really near the city centre:

Known for its expansive namesake park, Wollaton is a tranquil, upscale residential area with a scattering of independent shops and cosy pubs.

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Crows pecking the ground at Grantham v Worksop so match off.

[Carlos J]

Forde on.

[Carlos J]

Vicky mention and daughter DJ mention, now on.

[antdad]

Forde on.

Not listening but I can guess, is he going to be their new Forest correspondent?

[Carlos J]

Forde on.

Not listening but I can guess, is he going to be their new Forest correspondent?

Not over Jonny and Vicky.

Daughter, Katie Owen, done some DJ set, nepotism central.

I was quite interestied in the Owen Documentary, 'Don't Take Me Home' about the Taffs in Euro 16. Following the fans and the adventure.

This review says no. Think one to miss:

Kate Muir from The Times disliked the film. She gave it only one out of five stars and wrote: "The publicity describes it as “the incredible true story of the Wales football team’s 2016 Euros success”, but Don't Take Me Home is more a compilation of interviews and match footage than a cinema documentary, and some of it is shot on wobbly upright iPhone. Fans of the Welsh underdogs that made good will enjoy reliving memories and Gareth Bale's goals, but there is little here for the general viewer.

Ha, poor Jonny.

[antdad]

Have you seen Owen's "I believe in Miracles", if it's on Kodi I might give it a go. My era as a kid of the seventies and always loved that Aiddas Forest strip back then.

[Carlos J]

Have you seen Owen's "I believe in Miracles", if it's on Kodi I might give it a go. My era as a kid of the seventies and always loved that Aiddas Forest strip back then.

Ha. I think I have seen it. And worth a go to Clough at his prime.

My Nottm years covered the bad abd worse. Cup Final v Spurs.

Funny as Jonny Welsh was going on about the glittering Forest Adidas kit yesterday.

Was in Notm to see the end of the great man. Always so sad to see what he became.

[antdad]

Ha, genuinely wasn't listening yesterday. I was rather jealous of my mate Alan Smith (aged about eight) as he shimmered in the sun with his silky Forest kit and Sambas. Fucker was quite good looking and decent with it ...

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[Carlos J]

Ha, genuinely wasn't listening yesterday. I was rather jealous of my mate Alan Smith (aged about eight) as he shimmered in the sun with his silky Forest kit and Sambas. Fucker was quite good looking and decent with it ...

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Great stuff.

[GLeeder]

Dreadful show in store today

Vicky McClure - surprise

..and that boring cunt James Brown banging in about 90s lads mags

[JW90]

Worse than Rushden. At least Max doesn't need his missus on the show every week.

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Worse than Rushden.

That's a very bold statement.