Ryan Freebury joins the ramble to discuss Fawaz, the potential appointment of Nigel Clough and the Reds' chances of survival.

Red Ramble: Fawaz the Undertaker

Nottingham Post journalist Barry Cooper is on the other side of questions for a change. After a busy 24 hours; he rambles about the Rotherham win, the ownership and the small matter of our deadline day signings.

Red Ramble: Heroes and Villans

As we approach derby day; a man who used to work with Forest's new manager Mark Warburton tells us what we can expect from the latest man in the City Ground dugout, discusses the serious threat of relegation, and of course the weekend's big clash with the Rams.

Red Ramble: Baptism of Fire

Adam Wiklo from Forever Forest TV provides his thoughts on yet another dramatic East Midlands derby and discusses the position the Reds find themselves in with just eight games remaining this season.

Forever Forest TV: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfCeDCBD6TkcuzfU7_JbT2g

Red Ramble: Pinillost That Lovin' Feeling

The filmmaker behind I Believe in Miracles and honorary Forest fan Jonny Owen rambles about the final six matches of the season, the bright prospects coming through the Nigel Doughty Academy, and what would have happened had Gareth Bale completed a switch to the City Ground in 2009.

Red Ramble: Fed to the Wolves

Forest legend Stuart Pearce discusses braving the stick after missing from the spot, his return to the City Ground as manager and the state of the club following the Fawaz al-Hasawi years.

Stuart Pearce: 'Every faculty of Forest was dysfunctional'

Former Liverpool boss Gerard Houllier opens up about his successful spell on Merseyside, on how close he came to signing a young Rio Ferdinand, and the importance in building from the back.

The 72-year-old also reveals who he believes were the two most influential signings for Jurgen Klopp as his side are overwhelming favourites to deliver the Anfield faithful a first Premier League title.

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