Quote from: EL MOHA on March 31, 2025, 11:11:30 PM

Quote from: tiCeR on March 31, 2025, 09:49:11 PM

The Premier League is the one thing, but now that they were able to kick out Brighton in the FA Cup, this season is going to be one of the best in the club's history perhaps. They can win an important title, they will qualify for the Champions League and it has negative consequences for some of the big clubs. Manchester City couldn't expect that Nottingham would play a season like that, which means they will take one spot in the top four away from the other teams. It would be crazy if Manchester City misses the Champions League. It would be the first time ever for Pep Guardiola I think.

Yes this will seriously be the best season in recent time for Nottingham Forest Should they end the season in such a high level but it certainly not the best of the club since its existence because Nottingham Forest have been the champions league champions for like two times when it was actually the European cup then and I think this would be club best season then, but for a decade now they have never have such success as they currently are on now.

Seriously it will be a great twist of football should Manchester City actually not qualify for the champions league, I think it will be Pep first European edition which is not the champions league, this was a team who recently won almost all trophies associated with club in a single season. For me i would have fancy Manchester City going there but right now they seem to be looking to qualify because Chelsea isn’t looking like a Club that will challenge them with the kind of form they are looking at now

It is much longer ago than a decade. I looked it up on Wikipedia and it says they had good times in the 70s and 80s, it is more like 40 years ago that they were successful.

Compared to other clubs Nottingham has a smaller investor. It's great to have clubs in the leagues that can compete without getting a billion from some investor, but it is unlikely to be sustainable if they don't have access to the same resources over a longer period of time.

If Nottingham plays in so many competitions next year, they will need to expand their team and be able to rotate like the big teams. If not, then this can be too much of a challenge for them. Nottingham in the Champions League, FA Cup, Premier League and EFL cup and whatever else they are playing. Depending on how they will act during the transfer period, I don't think they are fully ready for such a challenge yet.