So, ever since being on this earth I’ve been brought up to be a mighty red supporter, of course Nottingham Forest. With my dads family originally being from Clifton all I have ever know is the Nottingham ends and of course my safe haven the City Ground in the Trent end. During the season 2016/17 the mighty reds were not mighty at all, in fact they were almost relegated which was an absolute humiliation but thankfully on the 7th of May at the City Ground the forest boys managed to get a 3-0 win against the not so good Ipswich which kept the reds in the championship along with keeping the fans happy and relieved, and of course a call for a fan raid of the pitch. Shortly after that our manager Mark Warburton was gotten rid of due to the suspicions he was up to some dirty work within the signings of the new players, and thankfully the new Aitor Karanka was appointed as manager of the next season which made a lot of smile appear amongst the forest boys as it seemed to be a fresh new start that good feelings were sensed. Karanka has been in charge for just a year now and everybody including me is sceptical about whether he is going to take us places! E.g the mighty premier league!! To be honest it didn’t start of amazing as we lost our first game but over the year we have definitely improved as well as making some banging signings, like Lewis Grabban and ‘ain’t nobody like joe lolley’. The most exiting game for us as fans was beating the magpies, Newcastle, at home 3-1, now that was something to brag about, being deadly serious I don’t think anyone expected it. Hopefully the season of 2019 will be the absolute best for us mighty reds and Karanka will take us right up to the top to promotion! Now that would be a dreams come true. Now before I conclude I’ve gotta say, Aubameyang you’ve got nothing on Gil Diaz. And that’s a fact.

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