Match Day Forest v Villa (SS1 5:30pm)

[Blitzballer]

robbed from SS

Ross McCormack and Aaron Tshibola will not make their Nottingham Forest debuts on Saturday as they are both ineligible to face parent club Aston Villa in their Sky Bet Championship clash, live on Sky Sports 1 HD and Sky Sports Mix from 5.15pm.
The pair departed Villa Park for loan stints at Forest but cannot make their bows in the evening kick-off.
Fellow new recruits Joao Teixiera, Zach Clough and Gboly Ariyibi are in contention as caretaker boss Gary Brazil looks to build on the win at Rotherham last time out.
Defender Matt Mills (groin) is likely to remain Brazil's only injury absentee for the game.
Gabby Agbonlahor is facing a spell on the sidelines for Aston Villa after tearing his hamstring with Scott Hogan set to make his debut.
Striker Hogan moved from Brentford on deadline day for B#12million and is expected to play especially now Agbonlahor is out.
Boss Steve Bruce confirmed the striker has suffered the injury having just broken back into the team.
Mile Jedinak is not expected to be fit but Tommy Elphick is likely to be recalled after being benched for Tuesday's 3-0 defeat at Brentford.

 

[JaseTheVillain]

2-1 Forest. Hogan to score on his debut.

 

[JaseTheVillain]

So, when do we start to view relegation as a serious threat?

8 points off and cannot buy a win (literally)...

 

[El Guapo]

 

[Blitzballer]

not looking too clever

 

[villa loyal]

Do i not like that.

 

[Super_horns]

Bruce said the crowd influenced the ref's decisions to give Grealish a red card...well being an ex Man U captain he should be used to the ref being pressured by a home crowd!

 

[JaseTheVillain]

Bruce said the crowd influenced the ref's decisions to give Grealish a red card...well being an ex Man U captain he should be used to the ref being pressured by a home crowd!

No one is to blame for Grealish getting sent off, other than himself being a petulant, immature, overrated fucking child.

Two players cost us this match (fair enough a couple of others didn't coat themselves in glory). Sam Johnstone first for spilling a save my Nan would make, and then Jack Grealish for being the petulant little tart he is reducing us to 10 men.