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Forest face Wolves in what feels like one of the biggest nights of the season. After the defeat at Leeds, the pressure has grown and the table is tightening. Wolves sit at the bottom, but that only adds to the tension — because these are exactly the games that define whether you stay up or get dragged into a real fight. No glamour. No distractions. Just a must-win at the City Ground. Greg is joined by Raf and Jamie Martin as they break down the stakes, the likely line-ups, and what Forest have to do to get the three points. If survival is built on nights like this… this one really matters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After a difficult fixture against Crystal Palace the Reds looked to get back to winning ways at Elland Road. Unfortunately it was not to be as Forest were unable to take advantage of a golden opportunity to move beyond Leeds in the table. What went wrong? What does this mean for Forest moving forward? Can they regroup? Joining Richard and Greg is Mark Turner and Ross Taylor as we break this match down and other related topics in our latest match review. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Friday night. Elland Road. Same points. Proper pressure. Join Greg, Richard, Raf, The Random Pundit and Premier Elliot at 12pm as we preview Leeds United vs Nottingham Forest — a game that feels massive because it is massive. Both teams go into it level on 26 points, and with the table tightening, this one isn’t about “performances” — it’s about who holds their nerve. What we’ll cover: Why this fixture matters for both clubs right now (momentum, margins, mindset) Forest’s approach under Dyche — structure, game management, and where the goals have to come from Leeds at Elland Road on a Friday night — intensity, tempo, and what Forest must survive early Key battles: set-pieces, second balls, transitions, and the midfield fight Selection headaches and how suspensions/injuries could shape the plan Leeds come into this after a bruising 4–0 home defeat to Arsenal, while Forest are coming off a gritty 1–1 draw with Crystal Palace where they played a full second half with ten men — so there’s a real question of legs vs adrenaline on the night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Greg is back live from 8pm to 9pm, joined by Raf, the Random Pundit, with the possibility of one or two additional guests as the night develops. This second episode focuses on the final hour fallout — confirmed deals, moves that collapsed late, and where clubs end the window once the deadline has passed. A clear wrap-up of deadline day as the dust settles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Greg and Richard are live as the transfer window reaches its closing stages. This first deadline-day episode focuses on the strongest rumours, confirmed moves, and late developments as clubs work through the final hours of the window. We’ll look at what’s been reported, what’s progressed, and what may still happen before the deadline passes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Forest went in front through Morgan Gibbs-White, but the game turned just before half-time when Neco Williams was sent off for a goal-line handball, bringing Palace level from the penalty spot. Reduced to ten men for the entire second half, Forest didn’t simply cling on — they stayed compact, carried a threat on the break, and looked capable of nicking it late. Greg Oram & Richard Spray are joined by Jamie Tatler to dig into how Forest adjusted after the red card, why Palace struggled to impose themselves and whether this point should be viewed as quietly encouraging. Plus there's chat about all the latest rumours on the final day of the transfer window! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nottingham Forest put on a European masterclass as they swept aside Ferencvárosi TC with a stunning 4–0 win in the Europa League. In this episode, Greg, Richard, and Scott Terry break down a night where everything clicked — ruthless finishing, control in midfield, and a performance that felt like a genuine statement on the continental stage. We look at what this result says about Forest’s momentum in Europe, the players who defined the night, and why this felt like more than just another win. But the conversation doesn’t stop in Europe. The second half of the show turns attention back to domestic matters, as we preview the upcoming clash with Crystal Palace FC. What carries over from a big European night? Who keeps their place? And how does Forest balance confidence, fatigue, and focus as the season keeps moving at pace? There’s analysis, perspective, and a bit of fun throughout — because nights like this, and weeks like this, are exactly why supporting Nottingham Forest FC feels special again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

European nights have a way of writing their own stories. From Seville to Graz, from Porto to Utrecht, Forest’s Europa League journey has already been about more than results — it’s been about travel, belief, and red scarves carried across the continent. On Thusday, it continues at the City Ground as Forest face Ferencváros, with a knockout tie waiting just beyond the horizon and the dream still very much alive. In this episode, Greg Oram and Richard Spray, along with Danscape and Raf, reflect on the road so far, the fine margins of Europe, and what this next step means — not just for the team, but for the supporters who’ve followed Forest everywhere. Plus a look at the latest transfer speculation... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the back of a disappointing performance against Braga the Reds redeem themselves with a gutsy performance and win (from unexpected contributions) at Brentford. Greg Oram and Richard Spray are joined by Alan Merryweather and Jamie Tatler to bring you the breakdown of the match, chat on the Dychey divide in the fanbase, the January transfer window, and forthcoming fixtures. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Forest fall to a damaging defeat away at SC Braga — a match defined by a missed penalty, an own goal, and a complete lack of control when it mattered most. We'll break down: The key moments that swung the game, what went wrong tactically, individual performances under scrutiny and what this result means for Forest’s Europa League hopes Plus a look ahead to Forest's trip to Brentford on Sunday... With Greg Oram, Richard Spray and panel guest, Raf, The Random Pundit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nottingham Forest step back onto the European stage — game week seven of the Europa League — and it’s a proper test. An away trip to Sporting Braga of Portugal, hostile atmosphere, technical opposition, and very little margin for error. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Reds showed grit, heart, and togetherness to get an unexpected point at the World Famous City Ground. Greg and Richard will break down the match, other salient updates, and more with the indomitable, Raf the Random Pundit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Greg Oram and Richard Spray welcomed Paul Morley for this one. Forest are in season four since their return to the top flight and in that time have been able to beat every member of the so-called top six on numerous occasions, including the Gunners in that famous 1-0 victory that secured survival in season one. Since then, contests between these two huge clubs have generally favoured the Londoners and with this season unfolding with Forest in currently in 17th and Arsenal sitting top of the pile (and in outstanding form), is this a game where Forest just roll their sleeves up and have a bloody good go, or, with points desperately needed on Trent side, have Forest got a game plan and the gumption to nick a point – or even all three? It seems none of the fringe players have done enough to stake a claim to play and once again it’s the tried and tested first choice starters that Forest must rely on if they stand any chance of causing an upset… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Hollywood Ending belonged to Hollywood FC. The mighty Reds are out of all English cup competitions. Is that really an issue? Maybe a good thing? Don’t knock at Dyche’s door to ask him that question. We will unpack the storylines and result on this episode with Richard Spray, Greg Oram and panel guests, Bruce Johnston and Mark Turner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It was a game that was definitely must-not-lose but more than that it really had to be must-win. And win they did. It wasn’t pretty – in fact at times it was darn ugly but Nottingham Forest bucked their trend and came back from a goal down to win by two goals to one at the London Stadium against Nuno’s West Ham… Over the next hour we’ll unpack the key talking points – and there were a few to say the least… and also reflect on what this could mean for the second half of the season for The Reds. A seven point gap to the drop zone means we breath a little easier but this is no time for complacency and turning the corner only really happens if they can build on this vital win courtesy of the fantastic Nicolas Dominguez and effervescent Morgan Gibbs-White… Greg Oram and Richard Spray welcome Raf, The Random Pundit for this one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we’re previewing a huge game at the London Stadium as Nottingham Forest travel to London to face West Ham United — and it already feels like one of those matches neither side can afford to lose. Both teams are struggling for form, both managers are under real pressure, and both sets of supporters are asking the same question: where does the next win come from? Greg Oram is joined by Richard Spray. On the panel, its Danscape, and over the next hour we’ll cut through the noise, look at the key battles, the tactical calls, and what Forest have to get right if they’re going to stop the rot and pick up all three points. And just what would defeat mean for either manager? Is Dyche safe for now regardless of this result - and could this be the final nail in Nuno’s coffin if The Reds defeat their former gaffer? Put yourself in the boardroom – who stays hired and who gets fired…? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With so much doubt and fear surrounding the Reds they did nothing to shift the current narrative. A poor showing creates even more pressure on next week’s matchup via West Ham. The Talking Reds hosts Greg Oram and Richard Spray are joined by Mark Turner to unpack Forest’s fourth consecutive defeat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With Greg Oram and Richard Spray... Today we turn our full attention to the forthcoming clash against Aston Villa — a fixture that always carries edge, narrative, and consequence. Despite a heavy defeat against Arsenal just a few days ago, Villa are one of the Premier League’s most structured and confident sides, particularly at this stage of the season, while Forest continue to search for consistency, momentum, and those fine margins that turn decent performances into points. Sean Dyche can’t afford for this to become a fourth defeat in a row and so we’ll be breaking down the key tactical battles, the areas where Villa can hurt you, and — just as importantly — where Forest can exploit space, disrupt rhythm, and make this an uncomfortable afternoon for the opposition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nottingham Forest’s home form took another hit as Everton left the City Ground with a 2–0 win, piling frustration onto an increasingly uneasy atmosphere around the club. In this episode, we break down exactly why Forest lost, despite having spells of control and chances to change the game. We analyse the tactical approach, the moments that decided the contest, and the recurring problems that continue to undermine Forest at home — particularly in both boxes. There is also a wider conversation to be had after this result. What does this defeat say about Forest’s current trajectory? Are familiar issues being repeated, or is this simply a bad run compounded by fine margins? And how much pressure is now building as the season reaches a critical point? Join Greg Oram and Richard Spray along with Steve Battlemuch and Scott Terry as they dissect the performance, the key decisions, and where Forest go next after a sobering night against Everton at the City Ground. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Reds look to avenge their recent loss to Everton. With key players out for the Toffees Forest hope to dictate the flow of play and put in a performance to enliven the City Ground faithful and enter 2026 with momentum. Join Greg Oram, Richard Spray, Alan Merryweather, Danscape, Jamie Tatler, Steve Battlemuch, and Scott Terry on how Forest can conjur some magic and secure three points. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Greg Oram & Richard Spray host, and with them on the panel they're joined by Dave Thompson and The Garibaldi Bard – Jack Thompson! Whenever you play Manchester City you know the margins are fine, and today those margins didn’t fall our way. Forest were beaten, but the story isn’t just the scoreline — it’s about how the game unfolded, where we competed, and where the gap still showed. We’ll talk about the game plan, the moments that shifted the momentum, the chances we did and didn’t take, and how City’s control eventually told. There were spells where Forest stood up well and looked more than able to compete with the premier league high flyers. But we might reflect that this was a tale of set-pieces. Our failure to use multiple opportunities successfully and City’s punishing aptitude when their routine finally landed. This is about perspective, not panic. An honest, clear-eyed review of a tough afternoon and what Forest have to take from it going forward. But beyond the match and more importantly, our hearts are broken, the sorrow we feel is raw and the hurt very real as we start to process the loss of our greatest ever player John Robertson.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Talking Reds crew come together to bring you a festive special with lots of Forest-related fun and plenty of laughs. If it's anything like last year it will be a bit chaotic but well worth watching! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Monday night football and Forest go to Fulham and lose… In other news, the Pope is Catholic, the sun is hot and water is wet… Forest’s lack of consistency may well be their undoing this season as they conspired to lose a drab 0-0 affair 1-0. A chance missed to go above the Cottagers in the table and a place in 17th confirmed for Christmas. Reviews are never much fun when we lose, but we’ll do it anyway! Greg Oram is with Richard Spray and on the panel we have our good friend, Paul Morely! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With Greg Oram & Richard Spray and on the panel it’s Jamie Tatler and Raf, The Random Pundit. Forest are on a high after the demolition of Spurs last week and now we look forward to the trip to Craven Cottage for the Monday night football. We’ll be talking about where Forest are at the moment, what we’re expecting from this game, and a few of the things that are starting to stand out now we are well and truly into the Sean Dyche era… Fulham away brings its own trauma from seasons past but with both teams being very hot and cold in recent games, this one literally could go either way. Let’s just hope any meltdown is theirs and not ours… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Forest hosted Spurs at the WFCG with hopes of turning the tides back to ascending up the Premier League table. Individual performances from Sangare and Callum Hudson-Odoi helped propel the mighty Reds. Who showed they weren’t going to let their last performance against Everton linger. Hosted by Richard Spray and Greg Oram with Andrew Cove and Scott Terry from Down Under. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nottingham Forest continued their European campaign with a hard-fought 2–1 away win over Utrecht, showing resilience, discipline, and growing maturity on the road. In this episode of Talking Reds, we break down the key moments, standout performances, and tactical takeaways from last night’s victory — what worked, what still needs sharpening, and what it tells us about Forest’s direction. We then turn our attention to Sunday’s Premier League clash against Tottenham at the City Ground. Spurs bring pace and quality, so we look ahead to how Forest might set up, what can be taken from the Utrecht win, and where the opportunities lie. European away win reviewed. Spurs previewed. Plenty to discuss with Greg, Richard Raf and Jamie Tatler. , Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosted by Greg Oram with Richard Spray and on the panel it’s Danscape and Raf, The Random Pundit. Forest are off to Utrecht — near the bottom of the Europa league table and struggling for form — making this is the ideal moment for Dyche to rotate the squad. With injuries stacking up and Sangaré about to head to AFCON, we’re expecting big minutes for the fringe boys: Abbott, McAtee, Bakwa, and Kalimuendo leading the line. Forest should still have enough to get the job done, but the real story is how Dyche manages the squad through a really busy period over the coming weeks. Forest are back on the European road and the Netherlands waits to greet the travelling Reds! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It was a terrible 3-0 defeat for The Reds away at Hill Dickinson Stadium and to be honest, none of us much felt like talking about it for an hour. Greg and Richard with the help of Danscape, Raf, Steve, Bruce, Jamie and Ross bring you the frustrations of all Forest fans in this mini review. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Forest go to Molineux, stay organised, stay switched on, and nick it 1–0 — and, seeing Igor Jesus get his first Premier League goal felt massive for him and for the club. We’re going to get into all of it today: the performance, the discipline, the little patterns that are starting to show… and of course what that goal might mean for Igor from here. And then we look ahead to Everton on Saturday — a proper scrap at Goodison, a huge chance for Forest to build on this and really put a marker down. Welcome back to Talking Reds, a Nottingham Forest podcast. Hosted by Greg Oram with Richard Spray and on the panel it’s Danscape and Raf, The Random Pundit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It’s a big week ahead for Forest — a midweek premier league match under the lights, another away day, and this time it’s a trip to Molineux to face Wolves. There’s always something about those fixtures where you feel anything can happen, and Forest fans will be travelling with that mix of hope, nerves, and absolute belief that we will come away with all three points. Wolves are yet to win at all this season and The Reds will be determined that their hosts will have to wait even longer to notch a premier league victory. Hosted by Greg Oram, along with Richard Spray, and with us it’s Danscape, and of course Raf the Random Pundit. We’re going to get into all of it: the questions around the lineup, who needs to step up, and what kind of Wolves side we think we’re walking into. Plenty to talk about, plenty to get stuck into.. This is the Wolves v Nottingham Forest Match Preview! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Host Greg Oram is joined by Mark Turner and Ross Taylor. Forest have just slumped to a 2–0 home defeat to Brighton — a really disappointing one, especially after the optimism we’ve been building in recent weeks. It was a flat, disjointed display, we struggled to create, and Brighton punished the moments we switched off. We’re diving into all of it — the key moments, the concerns, and where Forest go from here. It wasn’t pretty, but we’ll unpack it properly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

H osted by Greg Oram and Richard Spary. Joining us we have Raf, the Random Pundit and the Statman, Danscape! It was a night of nostalgia and celebration and any thought of the game itself becoming a damp squib was comprehensively put to bed as Nottingham Forest dominated their Swedish opponents to run out 3-0 winners. In truth it could and should have been more as the gulf in class between the two clubs looked wider than it’s ever been. Captain Fantastic, Ryan Yates opened the scoring and it was finished off in the second half by the Serbinator, Nikola Milenkovic. But it was the middle goal that many fans are particularly feeling pleased with as a hardworking Arnaud Kalimuendo notched his first for the club. Plus there's a comprehensive look at Brighton who come to the City Ground for Forest's next match in the Premier League. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosted by Greg Oram and Richard Spary. Joining us we have the Statman, Danscape! Following the demolition of Liverpool just a few days ago all eyes are now back on the European campaign and the visit of Malmo to the City Ground on Thursday night. A fixture that carries sentiment and nostalgia as the club and fans will of course reflect on that famous victory over the Swedes in the 1979 European Cup final. Forest’s illustrious past has at times weighed too heavy on the shoulders of many managers and players in the modern era with accusations of living in the past a common criticism aimed at the fans. But with Forest now back amongst the elite in English football and once again on a European adventure, it is the present day team and the recent successes that we are cherishing and enjoying. We’ll always be proud of our history but carving out more stories and more legendary moments to add to the collection is what we all must strive for and under Sean Dyche, a man who certainly knows all about the past and the present, have Forest stumbled on the right man at the right time? This is the match preview for Forest v Malmo in the Europa League! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Forest travel to Anfield and come away with a all the points! To go there and not only win for the second consecutive year in a row but to actually put Liverpool to the sword and come away 3-0 winners is something that will go down in history and must now surely again be the ultimate turning point again for Forest this season. Sit back for our review of the thriller on Merseyside, hosted by Greg Oram and Richard Spray. With us on the panel we’re delighted to be joined by the Texas Ranger, Bruce Johnstone and the Wollaton Wanderer, Steve Battlemuch.. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The September international break saw Nuno sacked and the October international break was effectively the end of Ange. It’s definitely a different story as we come off the back of the November international break with what certainly feels like a more calm and settled atmosphere at Nottingham Forest with the rocky rapids of the first quarter of the season now well and truly behind them. Less players departing for international duty this time meant Sean Dyche had a near full squad to work with ahead of the big game at Anfield on Saturday. Have his messages and principles now been fully embedded and with Liverpool’s form so erratic, is this a good time to play them? We’re back to preview Forest’s trip to Merseyside, with hosts Greg Oram and Richard Spray. With us on the panel we’re delighted to be joined by Raf, The Random Pundit and the Prodigious Paul Morley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Greg and Richard are back with an episode of our special series where we meet a fellow Forest fan and put them in the hot seat for an hour’s chat about our favourite club, Nottingham Forest. As usual, we’ll spend a little bit of time getting to know our guest, and later on they’ll reveal their own personal all-time Forest eleven as well taking part in regular features such as The Lightning Round and Name That Grandmother! With Forest gearing up for the trip to Anfield and the battle to stay in the premier league now the club’s focus, you can be sure that those topics and more are on the menu! So please sit back and enjoy The One With Mark Turner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we’re back with an episode of our special series where we meet a fellow Forest fan and put them in the hot seat for an hour’s chat about our favourite club, Nottingham Forest. As usual, we’ll spend a little bit of time getting to know our guest, who I can reveal has a well-known Forest-singing-son…and later on they’ll reveal their own personal all-time Forest eleven as well taking part in regular features such as The Lightning Round and Name That Grandmother! With Forest seemingly settling under Sean Dyche and the battle to stay in the premier league now the clubs focus, you can be sure that those topics and more are on the menu! So please sit back and enjoy The One With Dave Thompson! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Something a bit different today as we host our very first Nottingham Forest Q & A episode. We’ve reached out onto social media to ask you to pose the Forest-related questions that you would like us to tackle. We’ll do our best to give you our opinions on things like a possible formation switch, to who Forest should sign in the January window, to how Sean Dyche keeps Mr Marinakis happy… If you’re watching this live and are in the comments section then please do drop in your own questions and hopefully we’ll have time to address some of those as well. This is Talking Reds and this is the Nottingham Forest Q&A! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nottingham Forest hosted Leeds United at The City Ground today in what many described as a must-win match for The Reds! Forest showed a discipline and belief that’s growing steadily under Sean Dyche — it’s not just about heart, but about structure, precision and each player taking responsibility and putting in the kind of shift that reminds you why we love this club. We’ve waited weeks for this feeling — control, unity, purpose. Forest aren’t just fighting…they’re building. A huge three points that closes the gap to the pack above and entering the international break on a high and in what feels like the most stable state the club has been in for months. Tonight, we’ll unpack what it means for the season, for the dressing room, and for the fans who’ve had little to shout about all season but who can finally start rocking all over the world! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello and welcome to Talking Reds, a Nottingham Forest podcast, brought to you by Richard Spray and Greg Oram. With us on the panel we’re joined by The Statman, Danscape and Raf, The Random Pundit… It was another frustrating night for Nottingham Forest as the away day in Europe at Sturm Graz of Austria petered out to a flat nil nil draw. The Reds dominated the match – especially in the first half and were a missed Morgan Gibbs-White penalty away from grabbing all three points. For it really only need the one goal as the hosts had little to offer and rarely threatened the Forest goal. Questions over the injury list, squad fitness and depth-quality now dominate the post-match debates as both McAtee and Kalimuendo couldn’t see out the match, and whilst Sturm Graz didn’t have much up top, John Victor in the Forest net still managed to look suspect when saving fairly regulation efforts on his goal. We’ll dissect the key moments from last night and then all eyes are on the visit of Leeds United to the City Ground on Sunday. It is now simply a must-win in the Premier League for Forest. Anything less and the relegation battle gets just that little bit harder… We need to see the same determination and endeavour that was on show last time out in the premier league versus Man Utd and this time take all three points - The fight is on! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Live in London, hosted by Greg Oram and for the first time ever sat side by side for a live broadcast with podcast partner Richard Spray! Also with us it’s Raf, Paul Morley and in Sheffield, Danscape! Forest are back in action in Europe on Thursday night and it will be a second away day in the competition that sees The Reds pack their cow bells and Lederhosen for the trip to face Sturm Graz in the country of the von Trapp Family singers and Arnold Schwartzenegger - Austria…! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Good morning and welcome back to Talking Reds — where the caffeine is strong, the opinions are stronger, and the post-match hangover for many of our friends we met in the Nav, is even bloody stronger! Today we’re unpacking the big match from yesterday at The City Ground, as Nottingham Forest pulled off a second-half blitz only for Manchester United to strike back with a thunderous volley and grab their share of the points. From a controversial corner that lit the fuse, to two quickfire goals that had the Forest faithful believing, to a last-gasp equaliser that was gut wrenching to say the least. There’s plenty to discuss and on the panel we have Councillor Steve Battlemuch along with my Richard Spray and your host, Greg Oram. No win in the end for Forest but a much needed point in the right direction… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sharpening his facts and data like blades — ‘The Stab Man’, Danscape!Muttering prophecies from beyond reason — Raf The Raging Psycho!And presiding over this twisted circus of terror… with a painted grin wide and wild, Greg Oram — The Clown of Chaos! As the mist crawls over the Trent like a living thing, and the City Ground stands there — hulking, ancient — a cathedral of noise and fear. You can almost hear the ghosts whispering in the stands… tales of great escapes, cursed referees, and last-minute goals that still rattle in the walls. Nottingham Forest versus Manchester United. Two names soaked in blood and glory. But under these Halloween skies, reputations mean nothing. Shadows grow long… hearts beat faster… and even the bravest players might find themselves looking over their shoulder, wondering what’s lurking just behind them. The Red Devils come knocking — and Forest must decide… do they open the door, or do they bolt it shut and pray the night passes without a scream? Welcome, brave souls (if you dare!) to Talking Reds: The Horror Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Greg Oram and joining me on the panel it’s The Stat Man, Danscape and Raf, The Random Pundit… Nottingham Forest travel to Bournemouth and lose. In other news, water is wet and the sun is hot… The flames of elation from the win versus Porto were quickly extinguished as Forest failed to fire and the most predictable result on your betting slip dropped in to place. A tepid first half didn’t get much better after the break as The Reds seemed lacklustre and devoid of ideas. A tough place to go but with Forest still sat in the bottom three are they in a relegation battle already or is it just still too early to say? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

“It’s a start and it’s a good start”. Those were the words of a delighted Sean Dyche following the superb victory over FC Porto in the Europa League last night. Forest rolled the Dyche and in his first match came up with a two and a zero in favour of The Reds! In the next hour, we’ll talk about Sean Dyche's first win as Forest’s Head Coach and also squeeze in a look ahead to the trip to Bournemouth on Sunday. Hosted by Greg Oram and Richard Spray. On the panel we welcome, The Stat-Man, Danscape and Tricky Tree Travel’s Alan Merryweather… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nottingham Forest have announced the appointment of Sean Dyche as the Club’s new Head Coach and as expected he will be joined by his experienced coaching team of Ian Woan and Steve Stone — both former Nottingham Forest players who together made more than 400 appearances for the Reds during the 1990s. Dyche will take charge of his first match on Thursday night as The Reds take on FC Porto in the Europa League… Hosted by myself, Greg Oram Richard Spray. Our guests for this one are Steve Battlemuch and The Statman, Danscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosted by Greg Oram. & Richard Spray. On the panel, we're joined by Steve Battlemuch, Ross Taylor and Jamie Tatler.. In a reign that was shorter than the time it takes to explain VAR to your dad, Evangelos Marinakis acted swiftly and ruthlessly within 19 minutes of the final whistle of Forest’s 3-0 home defeat to Chelsea to bring to an end the failed experiment of Big Ange at Forest. The shortest reign of any manager in Premier League history – I mean I’ve had hangovers that outlasted that man’s Forest managerial career! It was so short, Netflix called it a limited series.” Even Liz Truss just texted — said he made even her look stable.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A spontaneous reaction to the news that Ange Postecoglou has been sacked as Forest manager. With Greg Oram & Richard Spary Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosted by Greg Oram & Richard Spray! Joining us on the panel we have The Statman, Danscape and Raf The Random Pundit. A rest is as good as a break they say. Or is it a break is as good as a rest? Either way, Forest have had the benefit of a rest over the international break and all the talk has continued to be about the manager’s position and the candidates waiting in the wings… We’ll chip in with our thoughts on Ange Postecoglou and the potential of a Sean Dyche appointment before turning our focus onto the huge match at The City Ground on Saturday for Nottingham Forest versus Chelsea. The rest is over but for Ange is it now make or break..? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We’re back with an episode of our special series where we meet a fellow Forest fan and put them in the hot seat for an hour’s chat about our favourite club, Nottingham Forest. As usual, we’ll spend a little bit of time getting to know our guest, who  I can reveal is one of our USA-based ex-pat Forest fans, and later on they’ll reveal their own personal all-time Forest eleven as well taking part in regular features such as The Lightning Round and Name That Grandmother! With all the noise around Forest and Ange Postecoglou at the moment, you can be sure that those topics are on the menu so please sit back and enjoy The One With Jamie Tatler! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices