Reds new boy talks of his Forest hopes and dreams.

By Michael Lynch
July 19 2004

Nottingham Forest's new signing Kris Commmons, who has been playing for The Reds recently in their tour of the U.S, has spoken of his hopes and dreams from the future and how he really believes that Forest are capable of achieving promotion this time round. Finally.

Commons' enthusiasm.
Monday 19th July 2004
Following last night's 2-0 victory in our training game against the University of Richmond, Forest new-boy Kris Commons, has spoken of his hopes for the future and has shown much enthusiasm for us having a successful season. The 20-year-old said: "I'm sure we're capable of reaching at least the play-offs and the manager's already shown his determination to sign new players and have a good crack at it. "Forest haven't lost at home since the gaffer took over and they were undefeated in their last eight games of last season. If we can carry that form into the coming season then I'm sure we'll do well. "With the fans and the support Nottingham Forest can call on, I think there could be exciting times ahead." Let's all hope that the Nottingham-born midfielder is correct and that his optmism is founded. We have a strong side, a brilliant chairman and a great manager at the helm and I see no reason why we cannot go Gung-Ho for promotion.

Commons' enthusiasm.

Monday 19th July 2004

Following last night's 2-0 victory in our training game against the University of Richmond, Forest new-boy Kris Commons, has spoken of his hopes for the future and has shown much enthusiasm for us having a successful season.

The 20-year-old said: "I'm sure we're capable of reaching at least the play-offs and the manager's already shown his determination to sign new players and have a good crack at it.

"Forest haven't lost at home since the gaffer took over and they were undefeated in their last eight games of last season. If we can carry that form into the coming season then I'm sure we'll do well.

"With the fans and the support Nottingham Forest can call on, I think there could be exciting times ahead."

Let's all hope that the Nottingham-born midfielder is correct and that his optmism is founded. We have a strong side, a brilliant chairman and a great manager at the helm and I see no reason why we cannot go Gung-Ho for promotion.