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  1. Well Tom, let's see what the computer says...

  2. 'I can't see Forest being in title race'

    FT: Wolves 0-3 Nottingham Forest

    Tom Cairney
    Fulham midfielder on Sky Sports

    I can’t see Nottingham Forest being in the Premier League title race. I can't.

    They have half of the season left and they are bottom of the league in terms of possession.

    It's incredible and it kind of goes against the odds, but I think they will hit a wall at some stage.

    How fast will they get over that, I don't know.

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    Forest can challenge for the title… (Chris) Wood you believe it?

    Jules, Kent

  4. Be interesting to see what would make Arron optimistic about Forest.

    Second in the table? First and six points clear with two games to go?

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    We got a bit lucky last night with Cunha's suspension. If Wolves had a finisher on the pitch, it would have been a very different game.

    Arron, a still slightly pessimistic Forest fan.

  6. 'We need to stay humble'

    FT: Wolves 0-3 Nottingham Forest

    Nottingham Forest

    Nottingham Forest are third in the Premier League, but manager Nuno Espirito Santo isn't getting carried away:

    "It's a very tough competition. We are always going to face tough opponents. We need to stay humble," he said after Forest's 3-0 defeat of Wolves on Monday.

    "We haven't achieved anything yet, we need to work until the end and this can lead us to good moments."

    Nuno Espirito SantoGetty Images

  7. Here Comes the (Elliot Ander)Sun.

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    Next Tuesday, I hope Forest Come Together and Don't Let Me Down ,but hopefully with a little Help! or Something, against Liverpool, it's not going to be Hello Goodbye from this seasons Long And Winding Road .

    ND Barnsley

  9. A reminder, Nottingham Forest play Liverpool at home next Tuesday.

    That's the acid test.

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    What will derail Forest will be injuries. Despite not having as many games as Liverpool City Arsenal or Chelsea if they suffer injuries they haven't got the depth of squad to cope. I'm thinking maybe a CL space if they're lucky otherwise Europa/Conf.

    Alan

  11. Maybe if Liverpool go far in Europe and they have to rotate players, suddenly the door might open for Forest and others in April?

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    I’d love to see Forest challenge for the title, but fear that they’re just too far behind already. When Leicester won it, they were top by mid January and they only lost 3 league games all season. Forest have already lost 4. Remarkable achievement in itself, but I don’t see them going the rest of the season unbeaten and sadly I think that’s the only genuine chance they have. Hope I’m wrong!

    Tom in London

  13. These are amazing guys, keep the tunes coming.

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    Next on the playlist, a bit of Doris Day with Que Salah, Salah (whatever will be, will be) for all those reds fans threatened with losing 3 star players this season.

    Christian, Liverpool

    Southampton are done, down and gone, simply heading in One Direction.

    Dan

  15. 'Forest can send a message of hope to struggling clubs'

    FT: Wolves 0-3 Nottingham Forest

    Jamie Carragher
    Former Liverpool defender on Sky Sports

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    We need Nottingham Forest to make it to the top five in the Premier League, because what it does is, it gives hope to so many clubs who are currently struggling.

    Look at Everton. They have been through it all for the last 10 years really. It just gives you hope.

    Forest were in the Championship three of four years ago. Aston Villa were the same four or five years ago. They are now playing Champions League football and a few weeks ago, they were top of the table in Europe.

    If they can do that, it sends a message to the whole Premier League and supporters that there's hope there.

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    For your playlist - No limits by 2 Unlimited? Nuno Nuno Nuno, Nuno, Nuno there’s no limit.

    Anon

    Bet Spurs wish they had a manger like Nuno Epirito Santo right about now…..oh no wait a minute they did

    Anon

  17. Nuno (verb)

    To use counter-attacking football to beat your opponents.

  18. 'Wolves have been Nuno'd'

    FT: Wolves 0-3 Nottingham Forest

    Jamie Carragher
    Former Liverpool defender on Sky Sports

    Nuno Espirito Santo, Manager of Nottingham Forest, acknowledges the fansGetty Images

    They are the best counter-attacking team in the Premier League

    I spoke before the game about how you set up against this Nottingham Forest team.

    Wolves take the game to them as almost every team does and they got Nuno’d. Wolves have been Nuno’d. That is the best way to describe it.

    There was a lot to admire from Wolves and the chances they created, but what Espirito Santo is doing and how he is setting his team up.

  19. Morgan Gibbs-White for England?

    Also, the music connections go on. Fulham midfielders are bringing up X Factor.

  20. 'Gibbs-White has got that X factor'

    FT: Wolves 0-3 Nottingham Forest

    Tom Cairney
    Fulham midfielder on Sky Sports

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    Morgan Gibbs-White can be that difference-maker. He has got a bit of that X factor.

    In a Nottingham Forest team that defends sometimes low, defends a lot of the game and do not have much of the possession, you need someone like him to unlock the opposition defences.

    You need that magic and Gibbs-White has got that.