• On this page you can make a donation to Childline in memory of Nigel Doughty - a cause he supported actively during his life.

    Vivit Post Funera Virtus
  • Twitter (@nffcblog)

    • If you want to sign the book of condolence at the City Ground tomorrow it'll be in reception 10am-noon, then the Study Support Centre #nffc 10 hours ago
    • I seem to be getting a flurry of spam comments over the last day or so. Kindly piss off, spammers! Thanks! 11 hours ago
    • Sad news about Jim King passing away aged 76. He developed the non-football side to our academy lads' education. Rest in peace, Jim. #nffc 12 hours ago
    • Forest vs. Watford preview.. #nffc prepare to 'face the world' with the visit of Watford. As ever, points are needed … http://t.co/hXmgO5e1 15 hours ago
    • Vivit post funera virtus.. a sad and strange few days for #nffc, and a rearrangement for #dcfc away. http://t.co/8D3UDtop 3 days ago
  • Forest news feeds



    This site is listed on LTLF.co.uk, the home of Nottingham Forest talk

    This site is listed on FourFourTwo.com

Commons signs… for the FA!

Kris Commons is making like a journalist, he’s bizarrely started writing his own column on the FA website; which is a great idea. The Internet has really opened up as a medium for budding writers to get their message out to the masses, well it should be, this site is an example of it, so giving players the opportunity to do so is a good move, I think, if a little contrived.  But it could be an interesting weekly window into the world of Kris.

His first article focuses unsurprisingly on the FA Cup, given our game with Salisbury tomorrow – he writes about his past form in the tournament, which of course includes a hattrick in the previous round against Yeading, and a brilliant performance against Tottenham Hotspur a couple of seasons back.  He also talks of his childhood support of Forest, including a trip to the infamous 1991 FA Cup final, it’s a nice read.

Certainly the invitation to email a question to Kris, with examples such as his best friend in football, or the music on the team bus (surely they all have iPods?) is means that the column is probably targeted at starry-eyed youngsters, but it’s a really good way to reach fans without trying to fleece cash out of them for programmes and suchlike.

Advertisement

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

Gravatar
WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out / Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 2,775 other followers