Jelavic9|RFC wrote:Any update on the new Forest boss?
Mark Robins and Kevin McDonald have been interviewed apparently
Jelavic9|RFC wrote:Any update on the new Forest boss?
Hopefully we can beat them! I am looking forward to the away game in April.CTFC~ced wrote:Burytilidie wrote:Ctfc-ced you lost that beat a while ago seen as you still didn't beat Hereford! We play County in 2 weeks.
I should have known better then to bet on Cheltenham beating Hereford
Good luck against County by the way. Hate Allen with a passion.
Forest wrote:Jelavic9|RFC wrote:Any update on the new Forest boss?
Mark Robins and Kevin McDonald have been interviewed apparently
Football chiefs are investigating an official racism complaint about star Craig Bellamy after he was allegedly called a 'sheep-sh***er' during a match.
The Wales and Liverpool striker was allegedly the victim of 'inhuman, degrading and vile' taunts by rival fans.
It is alleged that the calls of 'sheepsh***er' came from the terraces at Brighton and Hove Albion's ground during the crunch match on September 21.
The club could be fined if it is found not to have properly controlled the behaviour of fans.
In 2005 a Hearts football fan, Kevin Bonar, shouted insults at Bellamy during a match between Hearts and Celtic, who Bellamy was playing for at the time.
Bonar was found guilty of calling the 63-capped player a 'wee, little Welsh b******'.
He was convicted of racially aggravated breach of the peace at Glasgow Sheriff Court and was fined £250.
Hereford United director of football, Gary Peters, has stressed the importance of making Edgar Street a noisy fortress.
"I thought the supporters that travelled to Swindon were magnificent," Peters told the OS.
"They made a noise, they made a difference, they made the players fight for everything, but we need them more at home.
"Edgar Street needs to be a place alive with Hereford noise, it needs to
be a place where other teams fear to come, it needs to be a place where
we are the masters and we need the supporters more than ever. We need
them to raise the roof when we score.
Weather130 wrote:I wonder how many teams in League One and League Two lost players during the international break? I believe a decent amount of guys play for smaller island nations and such while also in the already mentioned leagues. Was any one team hurt much more than any others?
Radford11 wrote:Weather130 wrote:I wonder how many teams in League One and League Two lost players during the international break? I believe a decent amount of guys play for smaller island nations and such while also in the already mentioned leagues. Was any one team hurt much more than any others?
I swear i have already told you this twice
Burytilidie wrote: , Think you have a chance of going up?
Our prices in league 1 are getting beyond a joke! Luckily i can still get under 16s tickets so its 12 quid for me at Oldham but 23 for adults and its 23 on Saturday and 25 if you don't play at the club!
How do you find out.Jordi wrote:Our game against Derby is the featured game on TFLS this weekend.