| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home 22:47 - Aug 2 with 1683 views | unstableblue |
Stansfield the scorer
Only pre-season
But going to be a ding dong on Friday
We have what it takes to win |  |
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| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 22:55 - Aug 2 with 1541 views | berkstractorboy |
From the reports I was hearing on talksport Forest were woeful and have been a lot of pre-season. |  | | |
| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 22:58 - Aug 2 with 1485 views | itfcsuth |
Brum will be strong this season I’m sure.
Have a really strong squad, will be full of that momentum we benefitted from previously - will be a tough night.
The Championship will be strong, no one will run away with it. |  | | |
| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 23:08 - Aug 2 with 1366 views | SitfcB |
Not looking forward to it really.
The worst possible game we could’ve got. |  |
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| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 23:23 - Aug 2 with 1279 views | ElderGrizzly |
Brum on a high after last season and us on a ‘low’.
Is going to be a very tough start for us both |  | | |
| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 03:30 - Aug 3 with 970 views | quirkie |
So if we lose to Brum on Friday are the melts here going to have an even busier meltdown?
Come on, day one and still a month of the transfer window open. You'd think it will be a ding dong of a game, but will probably end up 0-0.;
Let's see where we are end of October. |  |
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| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 06:48 - Aug 3 with 736 views | bazza |
There’s going to be world record dummy spitting if we lose to Birmingham. |  | | |
| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 08:16 - Aug 3 with 475 views | ArnieM |
| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 22:58 - Aug 2 by itfcsuth |
Brum will be strong this season I’m sure.
Have a really strong squad, will be full of that momentum we benefitted from previously - will be a tough night.
The Championship will be strong, no one will run away with it. |
They have a winning season momentum behind them which is crucial and so powerful. I just hope Towns experiences last season don’t spill over into this season. Weve had a very good pre season, so hopefully this will spill over into the the first month of the season for us to build up momentum. But it’s a helluva tough first month and we still haven’t completed our squad yet. |  |
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| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 08:49 - Aug 3 with 332 views | BloomBlue |
It's going to be close, 4-1 win for Town. I was going with 6-1, but decided I would be sensible and instead predicting a 4-1 Town win. |  | | |
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| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 08:54 - Aug 3 with 282 views | Vic |
| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 23:08 - Aug 2 by SitfcB |
Not looking forward to it really.
The worst possible game we could’ve got. |
But just imagine the boost it will be when we win! |  |
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| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 09:00 - Aug 3 with 218 views | TIB |
| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 22:55 - Aug 2 by berkstractorboy |
From the reports I was hearing on talksport Forest were woeful and have been a lot of pre-season. |
They haven’t scored a goal in preseason and general consensus from a mate who’s a Tricky Tree says it’s a little alarming. Should be a good test to open the season for us. |  |
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| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 09:03 - Aug 3 with 178 views | Bobbychase |
Brum also lost 1-0 to Burton Albion and 4-0 to Crewe before they played Forest. |  |
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| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 09:05 - Aug 3 with 163 views | J2BLUE |
Meaningless. |  |
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| Brum beat a near full strength Forest side at home on 09:18 - Aug 3 with 58 views | Len_Brennan |
I think we'll win 0-2.
We still have an incredibly strong side, even without Hutchinson & Philogene, if it comes to that. Our keeper is solid, our defence is quality at this level (Young or Greaves can cover LB if Davis doesn't make it), we have Matusiwa & possibly Cajuste in midfield, and then Clarke, Chaplin & Szmodics behind Hirst.
They all know how to play the system & will be a cpuple of levels above what Birmingham have been used to. Plus, they still have a significant amount of 'gelling' to go through with their new players; we'll only really have Matusiwa as a new guy, and he's been there weeks already. | | | |
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