The breadman

[Bostonhibby]

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1. Hun 2. Failure 3. Dim 4. Unable to string two sentences together.

plus I forgot to add graceless and classless to my earlier critique. It seems so inadequate just to call him a bellend.

[Scott Allan Key]

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He's never had much idea about what a decent defender looks like, or how to hold onto a lead


And definitely arrogant without having much to be arrogant about.
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Indeed, one semi-bright Hun I knew couldn’t believe he let McGregor, one of their best players and only good defender go.

[YehButNoBut]

Cummings not even on the bench today for Forrest, think he was a sub at the weekend so not in the picture much at the moment.

[greenginger]

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Indeed, one semi-bright Hun I knew couldn’t believe he let McGregor, one of their best players and only good defender go.

and , I think he had just won the Sevco player of the year.

[stu in nottingham]

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Cummings not even on the bench today for Forrest, think he was a sub at the weekend so not in the picture much at the moment.

He hasn't been in the squad much recently. There were tales of a fall-out between him and Warburton which the latter refuted. Unless the new manager has different ideas he seems well down the pecking order at the moment. Daryl Murphy, Ben Brereton, Tyler Walker and (I think) Zach Clough have all been preferred over Jason recently. They also have a decent striker who has been given no chance at all in Apostolos Vellios. Additionally, Forest have generally been playing just one up front.

[Mr White]

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He hasn't been in the squad much recently. There were tales of a fall-out between him and Warburton which the latter refuted. Unless the new manager has different ideas he seems well down the pecking order at the moment. Daryl Murphy, Ben Brereton, Tyler Walker and (I think) Zach Clough have all been preferred over Jason recently. They also have a decent striker who has been given no chance at all in Apostolos Vellios. Additionally, Forest have generally been playing just one up front.

Have you heard much feedback from Forest fans about how Barrie McKay has settled in? Just watching the first half at Elland Rd there and he's been a bit anonymous but hasn't done much wrong.

[stu in nottingham]

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Have you heard much feedback from Forest fans about how Barrie McKay has settled in? Just watching the first half at Elland Rd there and he's been a bit anonymous but hasn't done much wrong.

Yes and I've seen him play a couple of times, both excellent displays. In Forest's 4-0 win over QPR he completely terrorised their defence.

I think at one point he was considered as Forest's best close season signing and possibly player of the season material early on by the fans. Recently, his form has dropped off a cliff though and he looks shorn of confidence. That won't have been helped by Warburton's previous insistence on substituting him at around seventy minutes in many games, no matter how well he was playing.

Many of the Forest supporters I know think they got a great deal earlier in the season. The tide seems to have turned against him somewhat as the team's results have swallow dived. I like him myself, very neat and with fast feet, he is a bit one-footed though.

[Mr White]

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Yes and I've seen him play a couple of times, both excellent displays. In Forest's 4-0 win over QPR he completely terrorised their defence.

I think at one point he was considered as Forest's best close season signing and possibly player of the season material early on by the fans. Recently, his form has dropped off a cliff though and he looks shorn of confidence. That won't have been helped by Warburton's previous insistence on substituting him at around seventy minutes in many games, no matter how well he was playing.

Many of the Forest supporters I know think they got a great deal earlier in the season. The tide seems to have turned against him somewhat as the team's results have swallow dived. I like him myself, very neat and with fast feet, he is a bit one-footed though.

Cheers, the reason I asked was he strikes me as the kind of Scottish player we seem to produce all too often, skillful, good technique and delivery but due to physical development there's a fairly low ceiling to where he's going to get to in the game.

I don't mean his size or even just strength, it's more a lack of a combination of strength, agility and athleticism. In contrast to a lot of young English players but quite reminiscent of guys like Barry Bannon, Jamie Walker and Callum McGregor who share a similar weakness that's going to or already has hampered their prospects despite having some good attributes.

[stu in nottingham]

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Cheers, the reason I asked was he strikes me as the kind of Scottish player we seem to produce all too often, skillful, good technique and delivery but due to physical development there's a fairly low ceiling to where he's going to get to in the game.

I don't mean his size or even just strength, it's more a lack of a combination of strength, agility and athleticism. In contrast to a lot of young English players but quite reminiscent of guys like Barry Bannon, Jamie Walker and Callum McGregor who share a similar weakness that's going to or already has hampered their prospects despite having some good attributes.

I know what you mean, he's hardly robust but has a lot of natural talent. A former player like Pat Nevin comes to mind also. It might be a case of having one or two of the right players around him. Forest are generally a very small side, especially in midfield and I don't think that helps him. A little while ago I was considering him a reasonable thought for a Scotland call-up, not currently though.

Callum McGregor also played here thirty-odd times on loan on the other side of the Trent at Notts County. Similarly, he was startling at first and head and shoulders above many of the League One journeymen around him. His form also dipped to the point of becoming fairly anonymous too.

[0762]

I vote Warburton for the Rangers Job. He could do a good job there.