Forest Fan TV - A Nottingham Forest Podcast

👕OKAY JERSEY👕Get your football shirts for only £15! - https://okayjersey.com/ Use Code "FFTV" For 8% OFF! The mood at the City Ground has hit a seasonal low following the disgraceful FA Cup exit at the hands of Wrexham, and tonight the Grumpy Old Reds panel are picking up the pieces. With league leaders Arsenal arriving in Nottingham this weekend, Wolfie and the boys ask the burning question: is there actually any hope of a result, or are we simply lambs to the slaughter? We dive deep into the growing "Dyche Out" sentiment among the fanbase, discussing whether the manager has lost the dressing room or if his "look in the mirror" comments will finally spark a reaction from a squad that looked toothless last time out. It’s not all doom and gloom, however, as we welcome back Ibrahim Sangaré and Willy Boly from AFCON duty. We’ll be debating whether Sangaré should be thrown straight back into the starting XI to combat Arsenal’s midfield duo of Rice and Ødegaard, and what the return of Boly means for our shaky defensive line. Can Forest maintain their incredible "bogey team" status against the Gunners at home, or will Mikel Arteta’s title charge prove too much for a side in crisis? Join the live chat, vent your frustrations, and give us your predicted XI as we look ahead to a massive afternoon on Trentside. #nffc #premierleague #arsenal Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Can Forest bounce back after crashing out the FA Cup with a shock result against Arsenal? ⚽Football Prizes⚽ MASSIVE GIVEAWAY!: https://footballprizes.co.uk/club-competitions/nottingham-forest/ The City Ground is under the lights this Saturday as Nottingham Forest welcome league-leaders Arsenal for a massive Premier League clash. After the absolute gut-punch of crashing out of the FA Cup to Wrexham last weekend, the pressure is firmly on Sean Dyche to prove he hasn't lost the dressing room. Can Forest find that "big game" spirit and bounce back to stall Mikel Arteta’s title charge, or are we set for another long afternoon of chasing shadows? Wolfie looks ahead to the tactics, the atmosphere, and whether the "Grumpy Old Reds" can find something to cheer about against the best team in the country. There is finally some positive news on the selection front, as Ibrahim Sangaré and Willy Boly are back in Nottingham following Ivory Coast’s shock quarter-final exit from AFCON. Sangaré has been a massive miss in that engine room, and with Ryan Yates still sidelined with a hamstring issue, the big man’s return couldn't be better timed. We’ll be discussing the expected lineup: does Sangaré walk straight back into the starting XI to partner Elliot Anderson? Arsenal are looking to break the 50-point barrier this weekend, but they’ve historically struggled at the City Ground—winning only once in their last five visits. Drop your score predictions in the comments and let us know your preferred XI: is it time to go bold, or do we park the double-decker bus? #nffc #arsenal #nottinghamforest Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolfie looks into the story regarding Moroccan Striker Youssef En-Nesyri! To Buy Wolfie A Coffee! Click Here: https://buymeacoffee.com/forestfantv The search for a new talisman at the City Ground has taken a frustrating turn as reports emerge that Youssef En-Nesyri—a player heavily linked with Forest just days ago—now reportedly favours a move to Everton. Despite initial claims that the 28-year-old was reluctant to move to the UK due to the "cold weather," concrete talks have allegedly opened for a loan deal with an option to buy at Goodison Park. Wolfie dives into whether this is a genuine "hijack" or if Forest simply hesitated too long on their four-man shortlist, allowing a Premier League rival to steal a march on the Moroccan international. In addition to the striker drama, Forest have reportedly turned their attention to the South Coast with an enquiry for Bournemouth’s Marcus Tavernier. The versatile midfielder has long been admired for his Premier League experience, but a deal looks incredibly difficult to pull off this January. Bournemouth are currently grappling with their own injury crisis and have already sanctioned the sale of key players, meaning the Cherries are reportedly "resolute" in their stance that Tavernier is not for sale. With the January 31st deadline creeping closer, the pressure is mounting to find support for Igor Jesus, especially with the current injury situation. If the En-Nesyri deal is indeed dead, does the club pivot back to the "Marinakis Pipeline" for Mehdi Taremi, or is there a late surprise waiting in the wings? Drop your thoughts in the comments: are you fuming that En-Nesyri might choose Everton over us? Don't forget to like and subscribe for the latest NFFC news and match reactions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolfie looks into Forest's top striker target for this January transfer window! For Exclusive Content Join FFTV Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ForestFanTV The search for a new striker at the City Ground has taken a major twist, with Olympiacos frontman Mehdi Taremi emerging as the "leading candidate" to bolster Sean Dyche’s attacking options. Following the long-term injury to Chris Wood and the loan departure of Arnaud Kalimuendo, the need for a proven goalscorer is urgent. Given that Evangelos Marinakis owns both clubs, a move for the 33-year-old Iranian international is seen as the most realistic and straightforward deal of the January window. Wolfie looks into whether Taremi—who has already notched 13 goals in Greece this season—is the "shrewd" signing we need or if his age and lack of Premier League experience make it a gamble we can't afford to take. While Taremi offers a physical presence and a clinical edge, many fans are questioning if Forest should instead turn their attention to a more familiar face in Callum Wilson. The former Newcastle man is reportedly set to become a free agent after a mutual agreement to terminate his contract at West Ham. With 92 Premier League goals to his name, Wilson is the definition of "proven," but his well-documented injury record remains a massive red flag. As the January 31st deadline approaches, the pressure is on the recruitment team to find a partner for Igor Jesus who can hit the ground running. Beyond the striker search, we also touch on the latest surrounding the midfield and whether the potential arrival of a veteran like Taremi signals a shift in strategy towards immediate results over long-term development. Jump in the comments and let us know your pick: are you Team Taremi or Team Wilson? Don't forget to like and subscribe for the latest Nottingham Forest transfer news and "Grumpy Old Reds" reaction! #nffc #premierleague #nottinghamforest Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolfie looks at the latest transfer news regarding Nottingham Forest this January window! Follow FFTV on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialfftv/ The January transfer window is heating up at the City Ground, and the biggest talking point is the future of Douglas Luiz. Despite arriving with massive expectations, reports from Italy suggest that Juventus are considering an early recall for the Brazilian midfielder this month. With Luiz struggling to cement a regular starting spot under Sean Dyche and the club seemingly hesitant to trigger his £25m permanent move. Wolfie breaks down the "trigger clause" drama and asks whether sending him back is a smart financial move or a massive risk to our midfield depth. In terms of incomings, the search for a new talisman has led Forest to Molineux, with Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen heavily linked with a move to the City Ground. With Chris Wood sidelined following knee surgery and the team struggling for consistent goals, Dyche is reportedly desperate for a physical presence who can lead the line. Strand Larsen fits the profile of a "Dyche striker" perfectly—standing at 6'4" with a proven work rate—but with Wolves slap-bang in a relegation battle and slapping a £40m price tag on the Norwegian, is he worth the premium? As we move deeper into the window, the pressure is on the recruitment team to ensure the squad is balanced for both Premier League survival and the upcoming Europa League knockout stages. Beyond the headlines, we’ll be looking at other names on the four-man shortlist, including Youssef En-Nesyri, and what these moves mean for the future of players like Dilane Bakwa and James McAtee. Drop your thoughts in the comments: should we let Douglas Luiz go back to Italy, and is Strand Larsen the man to fire us to safety? Don't forget to like and subscribe for all the latest NFFC news! #nffc #premierleague #nottinghamforest Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices