Nottingham Forest Thread | 2025/26

TinFoilHat said:
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Evangelos Marinakis: Olympiacos owner on trial in Athens accused of instigating football violence

Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis goes on trial in Athens accused of instigating football violence and supporting a criminal organisation.
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That test, what's it called again ergh Fit and something or other test working well isn't it.

And yes, I know he's innocent until proven guilty but this is just one in a longline of accusations against him.

Mind you, he did ban Neville so not a full on wrong un.
 
Blue Mist said:
That test, what's it called again ergh Fit and something or other test working well isn't it.

And yes, I know he's innocent until proven guilty but this is just one in a longline of accusations against him.

Mind you, he did ban Neville so not a full on wrong un.
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He’s definitely not fit.
 
But the cunts at Ryanair refused to refund his ticket after his injuries prevented him from flying somewhere. - said he should have bought travel insurance.
 
East Level 2 said:
But the cunts at Ryanair refused to refund his ticket after his injuries prevented him from flying somewhere. - said he should have bought travel insurance.
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Fantastic Gesture From British Airways:

British Airways has said it will fly a victim of the Cambridgeshire mass stabbing to Portugal after Ryanair refused a refund on a missed flight.

Stephen Crean, 61, was due to fly to Austria on Wednesday,5 November,to watch Nottingham Forest play SK Sturm Graz in the Europa League.

He was unable to make the journey, however,after sustaining stab wounds to his left hand, back, bottom and head in the attack on Saturday, 1 November.

Speaking to The Independent, Mr Cream described how friends attempted to secure a refund for the missed Ryanair flight, but Ryanair stated that its air fares are “generally non-refundable”.

Commenting on the policy, Mr Crean said: “That’s what they’ve said, and they’re going to stand by that, and I find it rather sad and childish.”

“It’s not all about money. It’s got nothing to do with money. And they should know that – it could have been Ryanair staff in that buffet car.”

A day after Mr Crean spoke out about the non-refund policy, British Airways told The Independent that it has offered Mr Crean two return Club Europe (business class) seats to Porto to see Nottingham Forest take on Sporting Braga next year.

The match, taking place on Thursday, 22 January, is the football club’s first-ever European game played in Portugal.

The airline has also arranged two-night accommodation for two people in the five-star PortoBay Flores hotel,via their package-provider,British Airways Holidays.

Meanwhile, Nottingham Forest have arranged tickets for Mr Crean to attend the Sporting Braga game.

Calum Laming, British Airways’ Chief Customer Officer, said: “Stephen’s actions that day were heroic.In a moment of terrifying danger,he put the safety and welfare of others ahead of his own

“We’re delighted to offer him this gesture as a small way of expressing our gratitude and recognition for his remarkable courage and bravery.”

In response to the news, Mr Crean commented: “So many people have been so kind since the incident happened, it's been incredibly overwhelming.

“I'm really grateful to British Airways for making this happen and I can't wait to get on the plane to Portugal to watch the Reds hopefully bring home a win.”
 
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