Dull, boring, cheating scabs (4/22)

By His Royal Dryness, The Duke of Cork -
Forest have to be the modern equivalent of the cheating, un-sporting Leeds team of the 70s. Thankfully, I never had to see dirty Leeds in their ingloriousness (if that's even a word) but sadly I've had to watch this Forest side a couple of times now. Dull, boring and they time-waste from the kick off. Gary Speed summed it up: they came for a draw and they'll be delighted.

Blades were by far the better side and created some good chances. One magic ball from Harper to Quinn and another from someone (could have been Taylor) to Killgallon were superb and showed a touch of class I haven't seen for a while.

Henri Camara looked good when he came on. Possibly worth a start on Saturday. Walker needs to be dropped or swapped for Naughton. With Geary back to fitness, I would play him. Walker's passing and attitude are getting worse by the game.

But we welcomed back the one and only MONTY! He was superb. Getting stuck in, passing the ball nicely. Got booked for something we had no idea about (another awful, awful ref) and Killgallon got booked for having the cheek to get sandwiched between two players.

Shame we couldn't score to ram their time-wasting down their throats, we deserved.

Looking forward to welcoming back Uncle Neil on Saturday. Let's hope we can stuff them!!

Blades 0 - Forest's Charisma = 0

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