1865: The Nottingham Forest Podcast

Listen on Apple Podcasts - watch or listen on Spotify - watch on YouTube. Welcome to 1865, and our FOOTBALL TERRORISTS show! This is our monthly(ish) game show which also offers a deep dive and reflection into the life of a supporter at Nottingham Forest. In Part 1 of this show, we pre-Pereira for another new Head Coach at the City Ground, and think about player performance and how the Big Guy is...

Listen on Apple - watch or listen on Spotify - watch on YouTube. Recorded just hours after the news was confirmed, Rich, Baz and George sit down to discuss the appointment of Vitor Pereira as the new Head Coach of Nottingham Forest: Where did it all go wrong for Dyche? How accountable should Marinakis and Edu be? What can we expect from the new gaffer? Will Forest stay up? We get insight from seas...

The match against Wolves was awful - don't let the stats fool you, as the visitors were actually more likely to score at the end of each half. The game was overshadowed by the news, announced just after midnight, that Sean Dyche had been relieved of his duties as Head Coach, with Forest looking for a fourth incumbent in the managerial hotseat since September. Rich, Baz and Tom talk about the game...

It was a bad night for the Reds but a very good one for Leeds United, as they took full advantage of a raucous home crowd and some tactical tweaks, as well as some good old-fashioned hard work. Lorenzo Lucca's goal on début was scant consolation, as Forest are now looking nervously over their shoulders again. Rich is joined by Katie, after a cold wet night in the away section, and we are thankful...

Step into YATESY'S ESPRESSO BAR for a jam-packed review of events at the City Ground: Women's team lose to the Blues, but have a bumper transfer window Ten-man Reds - a point gained or two lost? Forest Netz new left-back, but what about Cuiabano? Plus welcome to Ortega and other transfers that did, and didn't happen Leeds preview: 3 at the back good for Forest? Presented by Rich Ferraro with Matt...

Forest would have been hoping to get the win to draw level on points with our beleaguered visitors, and things started well when Morgan Gibbs-White tucked home after five minutes. As is so often the case, we should have got another one, and literally paid the penalty when Neco Williams handled on the line and was dismissed, with Ismaíla Sarr scoring the resulting spot kick. However, in the second...

After the worst game possible last week, Forest went some way to making up to the fans with a goal-fest and clean sheet against Hungarian opposition. Last week's chief antagonist (and there were many) became Forest's chief protagonist as the skipper made two first half goals, contributed to the penalty award at the death, and turned into prime Zidane for about 20 minutes. The headlines went to Igo...

Welcome to YATESY'S ESPRESSO BAR, your weekly roundup of all things Forest from your friends at 1865. In the last week, our usually inspirational skipper caused a fair bit of consternation with his interview after the Braga match - was this delusional or the result of media training? We hear from Matt Turpin with the latest on the Forest Women's team, in the week where Charlie Wellings scored a ra...

Two strikers, two goals scored, one clean sheet and three points for the Reds. After Thursday's awful game in Portugal, Forest have quietly managed seven points out of the last nine as things tighten up towards the foot of the Premier League. After having no strikers in Braga, Forest had one score 12 minutes after the start, and another 12 minutes from the end, and what goals they were, with sub A...

After the Wrexham match, the loyal and long-suffering travelling Reds fans must have been thinking "at least it cannot get much worse than this'. Well, last night, Nottingham Forest missed a penalty, scored an own goal and got a red card, to LOSE TO A TEAM WHO DIDN'T HAVE A SHOT ON TARGET. Baz speaks to George, who was drying off in his hotel room after Storm Ingrid battered the Estádio Municipal,...

Welcome to YATESY'S ESPRESSO BAR - pull up a chair, grab a coffee and join us for another discussion on all things Forest. In this show: Dyche's tactical approach Edu and the ripple effect Transfer rumours Braga preview Hosted by Rich Ferraro with the Maradona of the Midlands. Subscribe to 1865: The ORIGINAL Nottingham Forest Podcast via your podcast provider, and please leave a review, as it help...

As far as the headline writers were concerned, the big story was the penalty shout for Arsenal, for an apparent handball by Ola Aina. However, for Reds fans, there will be hope that Forest have rediscovered some of the grit and work ethic that was sorely missing for much of the preceding few weeks. Baz is joined by guest pundit Steve Burns to talk about the action, and yes, discuss the penalty sho...

In a pleasing show of symmetry, it is thirty years since Nottingham Forest last plyed their trade in European competition. Back then, Frank Clark's Reds put in a series of back to basics performances in defence, with sprinklings of fairy dust up front by the likes of Bryan Roy, Ian Woan, Steve Stone, Paul McGregor and, erm, Steve Chettle. In this podcast special, Steven Toplis and Tom Newton look...

In a pleasing show of symmetry, it is thirty years since Nottingham Forest last plyed their trade in European competition. Back then, Frank Clark's Reds put in a series of back to basics performances in defence, with sprinklings of fairy dust up front by the likes of Bryan Roy, Ian Woan, Steve Stone, Paul McGregor and, erm, Steve Chettle. In this podcast special, Steven Toplis and Tom Newton look...

It's time for another visit to YATESY'S ESPRESSO BAR, the forum for the latest news and debate by fans, for fans of Nottingham Forest. In this episode, Steven Toplis gets a match report from Matt Turpin as the NFFC Women's Team returned to action against Bristol City, after nearly a month without a game; George Edwards joins Steven to discuss the future of the Forest manager after the Wrexham deba...

As much as we didn't want to have to talk about this one, here is our match report on a dismal result, after which even the Head Coach went public and berated his players after a spineless first half display in which most of Forest's reserves showed exactly why they aren't in the first team - fans can forgive a bad game, but never a lack of effort. In the end, subs Gibbs-White, Williams and Hudson...

The most important thing is that the record books will show that this was a win for Nottingham Forest. West Ham fans felt aggrieved at referee Tony Harrington and VAR Neil Davies, but Sky Sports and BBC experts alike agree that both controversial moments were correctly awarded, even if they were technical decisions. If Crysencio Summerville's second half effort had stood, then Forest would have be...

Thanks for joining us here at 1865. As a quick bonus before our West Ham match report, we wanted to share the conversation that Rich had on Radio 5 Live before the match. He was speaking on the Drive programme with Chris Warburton and West Ham fan Gary. Our match report will be in your feeds very soon after this podcast! Subscribe to 1865: The ORIGINAL Nottingham Forest Podcast via your podcast pr...

Another defeat for the Reds, making it four in a row and a very Unhappy New Year for Sean Dyche and his men. The first half was a war of attrition, with Forest absorbing Villa pressure, until the inevitable momentary lapse of concentration saw Ollie Watkins' powerful 20 yarder hit the back of the net. Almost straight after half-time, John McGinn scored to end the contest, and although Morgan Gibbs...

Forest ended the year with a disappointing and flat performance against Everton, just a few weeks after putting in a disappointing and flat performance against Everton. The visitors let Forest have the lion's share of possession, but the Reds were often outmuscled and struggled to penetrate the Toffees' rearguard, despite getting around the full-backs and playing plenty of crosses. With three defe...

Thanks for listening to 1865: The ORIGINAL Nottingham Forest Podcast. In this special episode, Steven Toplis talks to longstanding Reds supporter Pete Hillier, to remember the great man and the glory days, and the impact that Robbo had on him, and a generation of football fans. Subscribe to 1865: The ORIGINAL Nottingham Forest Podcast via your podcast provider, and please leave a review, as it hel...

It was a hard-fought match, and one that many Forest fans (and the Forest manager) felt was overshadowed by the performance of referee Rob Jones - rather than playing against ten men, the Reds were up against 12 of them. The match was lively, but most of the action was in the second half, which started when Rúben Días somehow escaped a second booking for bringing down Igor Jesus. City took full ad...

Welcome to a little festive treat, recorded just before the Fulham game, as we bring you the 1865 Christmas Quiz. Do you know how many games Sean Dyche played? Who scored against Brighton last season? Which potato-based snack has more points than Wolves? All this and more, as Quizmaster Tom grills Rich, Steven, Baz and the Maradona of the Midlands. Normal service will resume just after Christmas w...

It was an underwhelming night at Craven Cottage, to put it mildly. Both teams were poor, and chances were few and far between, despite Fulham attempting to score after less than 15 seconds. The Reds never got going and only had Murillo's 30 yarder as an effort on goal. In the meantime, Anthony Taylor proved why he is one of the most well-known refs in Premier League history. Rich is joined by Tom...

Welcome to 1865, and our FESTIVE TERRORISTS show! This is our monthly game show which also offers a deep dive and reflection into the life of a supporter at Nottingham Forest. In today's show, Rich Ferraro is joined by co-host the Maradona of the Midlands, along with panellists Steven Toplis, Tom Newton and Baz to share their thoughts on Murillo, Zinchenko, McAtee, Luiz and more. There is also a q...