UPDATE ⏱️55' | Chelsea 0-3 Nottingham Forest 🚌Most AWAY goals in 2026 (Premier League): 20⚽️: NOTTINGHAM FOREST* 16⚽️: Arsenal 13⚽️: Brentford, Chelsea 11-0 in their last three away games #NFFC

Gibbs-White would be a great signing for us when Notts Forest go down #LCFC 🦊 #NFFC

U16 Hybrid Student Brodie Jones shares an exclusive insight into his day as a Nottingham Forest Academy player. 🎬

I’ve noticed that Jamie O’Hara, Richard Keys and Tim Sherwood to name a few, have said publically that Tottenham should sack Igor Tudor. Tough one because most of the people listed have consistently ripped into #nffc for sacking managers too early and “not giving them a chance”. Why does this mindset suddenly change when it’s in regards to a team that isn’t Nottingham Forest? Interesting… It seems like there’s a bit of hypocrisy in the media… who would have guessed 🫡

The tell for me is the foot drag that all strikers do to simulate. Annoys the life out of me.

Thoughts on #NFFC tonight. Do not take my words here as saying there is no blame on Dyche - but the attacking players do need to take a great deal of criticism tonight before we get on to coaching. Yes, we want the patterns of play to be better, and really we want to create fewer chances, of higher quality. But at the same time, players in key areas lacked composure and that's what was missing tonight. 35 shots is a staggering figure - Opta defined only 4 of them as big chances. Forest took NINETEEN shots from outside the box, only 3 of them were on target and at least 8 of them were blocked. No matter what way you dress it up, that's poor and it's mostly on the players making poor decisions, probably out of frustration. Now, onto Dyche. Earlier today I posted an article on Dyche's reluctance to make in-game tactical changes - this reared its very ugly head again tonight. Sangare & Anderson were both far too deep until around the 80th minute. This made it more difficult for Forest to recycle the ball high up. I can only think this is by design from the dugout, and if it isn't then Dyche has to spot this and tell the players to change it. The fact that this did change late on suggests it was part of the plan, which is very damning. Forest started the game in a 4-2-3-1, and they finished the game in a 4-2-3-1, not changing it once. That's almost unforgivable. Perhaps Dyche is thinking "well we're controlling the game, the goal will come". I can get on board with that thinking for a short period of time in a game, but at some point you have to make the gamble. In games like this I always think back to the promotion season just after Cooper was appointed. Forest were controlling a game at Barnsley away on a Tuesday night, yet he gambled, made an attacking tactical change. Forest go on to score 3 in the next 20 minutes and win the game comfortably. We needed this exact kind of decision making from the dugout tonight and in many other games. The changes Dyche did make, once again came too late and once again were all like-for-like. McAtee, a player who has spent the majority of his career playing and training with a team that find themselves in these kind of games all the time, who also played brilliantly in his last appearance, doesn't see the pitch. For me it's unforgivable. Ndoye, bereft of confidence, comes on. Not long afterward, he moves him to his unfavoured wing, and switches Hutchinson to his unfavoured wing too in a game where at least he was getting into decent positions, just not finding that final pass or carry. This killed Forest down both wings in the closing stages. Aina was clearly gassed after around an hour - he should never have seen the end of this game and was hesitant to go forward anyway. I cannot fathom why Sangare saw the end of the game, there was no need for two deep midfielders - I'm not a huge fan of dropping Gibbs-White back deeper but tonight was a game where you could definitely get away with it. Forest on another night win this game 2 or 3 nil - but unfortunately the fact is they didn't, and almost who touched grass on the pitch or in the technical area deserves some stick tonight. On the bright side though, Forest can't ruin our weekend! 😀

Malmo fans fighting with security and stewards 🤦🏽‍♂️ #NFFC | #UEL | #NFOMAL

Nottingham Forest Football Club wishes to express its deepest concern and heartfelt sympathy to all those affected by the shocking attack on an LNER train bound for London yesterday evening. Many of our London-based supporters were travelling home on that train following our match at the City Ground, and our thoughts are very much with everyone caught up in such a distressing incident. The Club is aware that many individuals demonstrated extraordinary bravery which undoubtedly helped prevent even greater harm. The entire Nottingham Forest family stands firmly behind them as they recover from the events of yesterday. Evangelos Marinakis, Nottingham Forest’s owner, said: “Everyone at Nottingham Forest is shocked and deeply saddened by what happened. The courage and selflessness shown by our supporters on that train represents the very best of humanity and the very best of our club’s community. “We will make sure any supporter caught up in this incident receives whatever financial support they require to enable them to access the best possible medical care as they recover. Our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected.”

Quick word on the ‘debate’ between @MichaelTemps & Garry yesterday on @forestfocuspod re the merits of additional recovery/prep time between fixtures. Since the 3-2 win against Southampton on Jan 25th, #NFFC have taken 26 points from 25 league games. (1.04 points per game). In those 25 games, Forest have enjoyed more days prep leading into the fixture than their opponents on 4 occasions. The opposition have had more prep time in 13 games. In 8 games both teams have had equal prep days. This is essentially the impact of a deep FA Cup run last season and Europe this season. By contrast in the first 22 games of last season (up to and including Southampton at Home), Forest accrued 44 points. (2.00 points per game). In those 22 games, Forest had more prep days than their opponents 10 times, the same number of days 10 times and less days than opponents ONLY 2 times. Looks like a pretty open and shut case!

So many outside of Forest, media included. Saying Marinakis should be gone, he's a disaster for the club etc...... Yes he's made a huge mistake with Nuno and Ange, but he's realised that and been big enough to get rid of Ange.. @talkSPORT @NFFC

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Postecoglou Postecoglou Shrimp on the Barbie Hates the Derby Forest are magic @mattwheelerdj strikes again 😍 #NFFC

Quite a few interesting bits in this. 3 main ones are. We have already spoken to big ange about the job. Club were going to sack nuno few weeks ago after the media outbursts Nuno was the one pushing for Victor Kristiansen as a priority signing

5 wins in 22…. Can understand why he’s been sacked to be honest There’s only so far a manager can take you unfortunately Onwards and upwards #NFFC

Bell up Nat Jackson @_BillyDavies lad, you’ve got a job to do! #NFFC

Current #NFFC Squad: Although departures are likely, as it stands Forest would need to leave 2 senior players out of the Premier League squad, and 6 out of the Europa League squad.

A new history starts now.

€6,000,000 FROM MARINAKIS’S OWN POCKET TO BUILD THE MUSEUM💶 Olympiacos VP Kostas Karapapas shared the investment cost to build the new museum for the 100 years! A cost paid SOLELY by President Marinakis! Some owners in the Premier League cut benefits from their employees while spending exorbitantly on players. Others spend millions out of their own pocket to make a museum that is FREE for all to share memories or learn about Olympiacos. Evangelos Marinakis doesn’t care about profits with Nottingham Forest, Olympiacos, or Rio Ave. He wants to win and build something amazing. He’s a fan above all else. In the end, our owner is better than yours AND WE KNOW IT! #OlympiacosFC #Olympiacos100 #NFFC

That cross from Morgan Gibbs-White is filthy🥵 Can’t believe a club like Spurs didn’t try and sign him this window…