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http://www.keeperportal.co.uk/karl-darlow-interview/

 

What techniques do you employ to make sure you stay focused for the full 90 minutes?

 

Normally just set myself a target to get through to 45 minutes preferably with a clean sheet, if not and I let a goal in then I’m determined to make it just that one goal, if another goal goes in then just to make it two goals and so on and so forth. Then just carry on through the match

 

:lol: :lol:

 

Possibly the worst quote I've ever seen

 

"I did not mean any damage to the guy but I have moved my head forward. I tried to push him away with my head but I should not have done that.

 

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He blatantly means that he has the same attitude to conceding at 0-0 as he does at 0-4. Not the most eloquent way of saying it, but you all know what he means like. There's no need to play dumb just to be negative.

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He don't drink in the woolpack, because that's emmerdale

He don't drink in the queen vic, because that's in eastenders

He don't drink in the S.U Bar because that's hollyoaks

He drinks in Shearer's, because that's in Newcastle

Karl Darlow, Karl Darlow, Karl Darlow

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He blatantly means that he has the same attitude to conceding at 0-0 as he does at 0-4. Not the most eloquent way of saying it, but you all know what he means like. There's no need to play dumb just to be negative.

 

:thup:

 

Not like he can say 'After the first goes in I totally shit the bed and die a little inside.  If that happens, stick your house on at least five, i'm fucked.'

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http://www.keeperportal.co.uk/karl-darlow-interview/

 

What techniques do you employ to make sure you stay focused for the full 90 minutes?

 

Normally just set myself a target to get through to 45 minutes preferably with a clean sheet, if not and I let a goal in then I’m determined to make it just that one goal, if another goal goes in then just to make it two goals and so on and so forth. Then just carry on through the match

 

:lol: :lol:

 

Possibly the worst quote I've ever seen

 

40 mins - "I'm only going to let these 4 goals in, god help the person who scores the next, 4 goals is my target and anyone who gets in the waoh fuck that's 5"

 

:lol:

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:lol: That was awful like. Wasn't there a "Mr Suarez is not a racist" one that was similarly cringey?
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:lol: :lol:

 

Possibly the worst quote I've ever seen

 

"I did not mean any damage to the guy but I have moved my head forward. I tried to push him away with my head but I should not have done that.

 

 

"Our statistician told me we had 12 shots in the first half. In the Premier League that is a lot. We could have had more than that really" - Alan Pardew, January 22nd 2014

 

 

“We don’t seem to be able to get through this tie (third round day). For the last three years I don’t know, it’s science against me." - Alan Pardew 4th Jan 2014

 

 

"I’m pretty sure I’d have stopped that last goal if I’d been there.” - Alan Pardew, 19th April 2014

 

 

“Since I’ve been here, I like to think I’ve set teams up to play an attractive style of football and win games on the front foot. At the back end of last year, I thought we got ourselves into a position where it was difficult to set teams up like that because I didn’t think we were carrying enough fret.” Alan Pardew, 18th October 2013

 

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Nottingham Forest chairman and owner Fawaz Al Hasawi has issued the following statement.

 

I would love nothing more than to hold on to our best young players. I gave both Karl Darlow and Jamaal Lascelles lengthy new contracts in August 2013 and March 2014 respectively, as well as investing in the futures of Jamie Paterson, Ben Osborn and Dimitar Evtimov.

 

I have demonstrated my keenness for the club to produce more players of Karl and Jamaal’s quality more than ever this summer, investing heavily in the facilities and supporting Stuart in his desire to integrate our youth set-up with the first team’s.

 

The manager and I openly discussed the proposed sale of Karl and Jamaal and he was aware of the negotiations throughout. The business side of football is changing and the requirement to increase revenue means, unfortunately, difficult decisions have to be made. As Stuart mentioned in his media interview, I have always backed him financially and that will continue. I respect him greatly and I strongly believe together we can achieve our aims and bring success back to this great club.

 

Should the pair’s proposed move to Newcastle be completed as expected, the transfer fees will significantly help us meet the stringent financial fair play (FFP) criteria, all the while allowing us to retain two high-quality players for the 2014-15 season, paying nothing towards their wages.

 

Sadly for me, there is no room for sentimentality in the running of a football club and it is up to me to start making some tough decisions to preserve the long-term sustainability of Nottingham Forest.

 

But while balancing the books is a hugely significant part of my role, it remains my job to ensure the manager has the best possible squad to work with as we pursue a place in the Premier League. Rest assured, therefore, that more additions will be made and the squad will be trimmed further to ensure we have a balanced and talented group of players in place.

 

I would also like to address two other points of interest, the first of which concerns the future of Henri Lansbury.

 

Clearly he is a talented player who we don’t want to lose. He rejected my offer of a new contract earlier this year but that deal remains on the table. He has two more years to run on his current contract and we hope he will play a huge part for us this season. It is now time for Henri to make his decision.

 

Finally, there has been much speculation over the potential renaming of The City Ground in line with a new sponsorship deal.

 

I respect the club, fans and stadium too much to make drastic changes to the name of the ground. However, should an offer which, again, would help me meet financial fair play (FFP) criteria arise, I would be open to making a slight change to the stadium name. I know many of you understand and support my point of view on this but I am keen to put my stance on the subject in writing.

 

I will continue to back Stuart with the finance he requires to build a team capable of success.

 

Come on you Reds.

 

Fawaz

 

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