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Forest on tele again!
29/01/10 11:50 Filed in: News
Cardiff City's Championship match at Nottingham
Forest on Easter Monday, April 5, will be
televised live on BBC. Kick-off time has been
switched from 3pm to 5.15pm. The corresponding
match, a 1-1 draw at Cardiff City Stadium on
November 1 last year, was also shown live on
BBC.
Forest line-up v WBA
08/01/10 19:22 Filed in: Information
Nottingham
Forest: Camp, Gunter, Morgan, Wilson,
Shorey, Cohen, Anderson, McKenna, Moussi,
Majewski, Blackstock
Subs: Smith, Chambers, McGugan, Adebola, Tyson, Perch, McGoldrick
Subs: Smith, Chambers, McGugan, Adebola, Tyson, Perch, McGoldrick
WBA hopeful game will go ahead Club hopeful game will go ahead
08/01/10 10:58 Filed in: Information
ALBION remain confident tonight's Hawthorns clash with promotion-rivals Nottingham Forest (ko 7.45pm) will go ahead.
The Hawthorns was subjected to further sub-zero temperatures overnight but the under-soil heating should make the pitch playable.
The club are once again hiring snow ploughs, gritters and extra manpower to clear the snow and ice from the stadium and all areas they are responsible for.
Supporters are urged to leave plenty of time for their journey to The Hawthorns tonight and to take extra care as they travel to the stadium, particularly as some public pathways remain untreated.
Fans are also advised to wear suitably warm attire as the temperatures are again expected to plummet below zero during the game.
Albion v Forest latest
06/01/10 17:10 Filed in: Information
ALBION can confirm that, as of noon today,
Friday's game against Nottingham Forest (ko
7.45pm) is ON.
However, supporters are advised to keep logging on to www.wba.co.uk for further updates in case the weather deteriorates further, which could seriously affect routes to the ground.
The club are doing everything in their power to enable the match to go ahead, having hired snow ploughs, gritters and extra man-power in an attempt to clear the snow from the stadium and surrounding areas.
The pitch should also be playable due to The Hawthorns' under-soil heating.
However, supporters are advised to keep logging on to www.wba.co.uk for further updates in case the weather deteriorates further, which could seriously affect routes to the ground.
The club are doing everything in their power to enable the match to go ahead, having hired snow ploughs, gritters and extra man-power in an attempt to clear the snow from the stadium and surrounding areas.
The pitch should also be playable due to The Hawthorns' under-soil heating.
Football League Blog and Podcast
06/01/10 17:05 Filed in: Information
Happy new year to you all! Hope you’re not
snowed in, but if you are and fancy a football
read, have a look at Matt Holland’s
Championship blog on The Football League
website -
http://www.football-league.co.uk/page/Blogs/Championship/0,,10794~1825797,00.html
In his first 2010 installment, Matt looks at the difficulties of families working within football, and examines the fortunes of Championship teams recently in FA Cup action. He also looks ahead to the West Bromwich Albion vs Nottingham Forest fixture, describing it as the “most mouth watering of the season so far”, with both sides aiming for the division’s second automatic promotion spot.
This week’s podcast is also available for download; Mark Clemmit talks to Bristol City Manager Gary Johnson, Swindon Town Striker Charlie Austin, and Ex-Oldham Athletic and Huddersfield Town Manager Andy Ritchie joins in on the phone - http://www.football-league.co.uk/page/PodcastsDetail/0,,10794~1924500,00.html
In his first 2010 installment, Matt looks at the difficulties of families working within football, and examines the fortunes of Championship teams recently in FA Cup action. He also looks ahead to the West Bromwich Albion vs Nottingham Forest fixture, describing it as the “most mouth watering of the season so far”, with both sides aiming for the division’s second automatic promotion spot.
This week’s podcast is also available for download; Mark Clemmit talks to Bristol City Manager Gary Johnson, Swindon Town Striker Charlie Austin, and Ex-Oldham Athletic and Huddersfield Town Manager Andy Ritchie joins in on the phone - http://www.football-league.co.uk/page/PodcastsDetail/0,,10794~1924500,00.html
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