The Forest Pages

In the 1990s, Football was the new RocknRoll and fanzines were the new Punk Rock – anarchic, rebellious, irreverent, hilarious, and honest. We had plenty at Forest: The Tricky Tree, The Trent Times, Forest Forever, and many more. However, pride of place among Forest Fanzines has to go to the Almighty Brian. Julie Pritchard should have her own plaque on the Trent End wall.

More recently, we’ve had the excellently produced Bandy & Shinty, Trevor Francis Tracksuits, and Oh Mist Rolling In.

Much of the below was published in Oh Mist Rolling In. The older stuff was in the Tricky Tree.

The History

The story of the 1983-84 UEFA Cup.
April 24th 2023.

First published in Oh Mist Rolling In –
Larry Lloyd special.

Clough’s final years
November 17th 2023.

First published in Oh Mist Rolling in –
1990s Special, Part I.

The Players

He took it all too far, but, boy, could he play
August 14th 2024.

Also
May 6th 2023.

Joe Baker

Sunshine From Leith
October 16th 2024.
First published Oh Mist Rolling In #14.

Peter Cormack

All the Young Dudes
August 20th 2023.

Duncan McKenzie

Robbo
February 8th 2025.
First published Oh Mist Rolling In #17.

John Robertson

The Rest

Old Fanzine Articles, etc

Various stuff from the nineties.

A Message from Above

On April 5th 1997, Allen Ginsberg died at home in Manhattan and Nottingham Forest died at home to Southampton

April 1997

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An angel memorial, Rock Cemetery, Nottingham.

Accept No Substitute

From Tricky Tree #33, the true story behind the departure of Lars Bohinen.

October 1995

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The front cover of Tricky Tree, No 33.

Clough Resigns

An imagined leadership election following (one of the many) Tory Party leadership elections.

November 1990

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Brian Clough acknowledging fans after his last game as manager.

Alex Ferguson is Jive Bunny

More Pop facts from the Tricky Tree Musical Experience (Tricky Tree Volume II, Issue 5).

March 1991

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The front cover of Tricky Tree, Vol II, Issue 5.

The Reds Brothers

The Reds Brothers save English football (or have enormous fun trying).

Summer 1991

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Outline image of the Reds Brothers showing suits, ties, shades, & pork pie hats.

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