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24 goals and assists for MGW so far this season. 👏

The Geordie Maradona's 25/26 showreel. 😮‍💨

The last I’ll say on Morgan Gibbs-White. He’s been shafted. Regardless, I’ll still get behind this England team 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

MGW’s 25/26 season. 👊

Morgan Gibbs-White had more goal contributions in 45 minutes this season than Madueke did in 3,420 minutes. Who made the World Cup squad? #NFFC

A message from Elliot Anderson. ❤️🦁

I think the reason Dhurandhar has ruined many films for people is because it changed the way many of us see big commercial Indian cinema now. Most mainstream commercial films are extremely star-driven. The entire plot, the writing, the world, even the supporting characters mostly exist to elevate the hero. Everything revolves around him. Secondary characters rarely get enough substance. Even if there’s a big cast, most of them are usually there just to glorify the lead while the hero gets all the best scenes, best lines, best writing and remains completely above everyone else in the narrative. But Dhurandhar didn’t feel like that at all. I remember Ram Gopal Varma saying Dhurandhar felt like a Mahabharat. At first I didn’t fully understand what he meant, but now I think I do. Not in a literal sense, but in the way the film keeps introducing important characters one after another, and every one of them actually matters to the story. Ranveer Singh was obviously the star of the film, but especially in Part 1, characters played by Akshaye Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, Rakesh Bedi, Gaurav Gera, Sara Arjun and many others never felt like “side characters.” They felt like core pillars of the narrative itself. Even smaller characters like Luli and others who had comparatively limited screentime still left an impact. That almost never happens in most commercial Indian films where, outside the hero, audiences barely remember anyone else. That’s why the Mahabharat comparison actually makes sense to me now. The movie feels populated with multiple important personalities who all carry narrative weight instead of just orbiting around one central larger-than-life hero. Another huge reason the film worked was its production design and practical feel. A lot of big Indian films today rely too heavily on artificial-looking CGI and glossy VFX-heavy environments. But Dhurandhar felt gritty, grounded and physical. The landscapes, atmosphere and overall world felt real and lived-in. You could feel the effort put into the production design. Just imagine if this same film had gone the typical glossy route where half the environments were replaced with green-screen VFX. I genuinely think it would have lost much of its intensity and immersion. Aditya Dhar didn’t tone down his vision either. The film was brutal, unapologetic, violent and completely committed to the harsh world it was portraying. And one of the most fascinating things about it is that despite being seen by audiences as a patriotic film, it completely avoided the usual patriotic-movie formula. No forced emotional nationalism, no loud patriotic songs every few scenes trying to tell you what to feel. It trusted its world, characters, atmosphere and storytelling instead. The score, cinematography, practical feel, ensemble cast, production design and the importance given to even smaller characters made the film feel very different from the usual commercial template. That’s why I think for many people, watching other mainstream films after Dhurandhar suddenly feels… harder. #Dhurandhar #AdityaDhar #RanveerSingh #SaraArjun

Nottingham Forest will hold a special celebration to mark the naming of the John Robertson Stand ahead of Sunday’s Premier League fixture against AFC Bournemouth. ❤️

This is a nice reminder for everyone who pretended they’d known about handball rule 2.1b all their lives and anyone who didn’t was an imbecile… Michael Salisbury got it wrong, and so did you.

Guess which one was a red card. @FA_PGMOL #NFFC

I still don’t understand why people don’t talk about this scene the most… This was the most heartbreaking scene in Dhurandhar for me. The way Ranveer Singh changed from pure rage to fear is something just makes him Legend. This scene gives me shivers!

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#MUNNFO – 55’ We’re sick of having to explain the handball rule to people every week. Look, we don’t know what it is and we make it up on a case by case basis depending on what clubs we like OKAY

The problem with the reasoning that the handball was deemed accidental as the ball also came off Bryan Mbeumo’s hip before it hit his arm is that he then controlled it. It didn’t just hit his arm, he trapped the ball, clearly gaining an advantage as he turned and shot. #MUNNFO

Morgan Gibbs-White has the MOST goals and assists (10) in the Premier League since the start of March... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Morgan Gibbs-White 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Jude Bellingham 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Morgan Rogers 🤔 Somebody else Who do YOU think should start as England's No.10 at the World Cup? 👀

Mask or no mask - Morgan Gibbs-White delivers 📮

Wow. That’s disgraceful. Shocking shocking shocking. That’s a CLEAR hand ball.

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@NFFC The beautiful AWAY kit dedicated to the traditions of Nottingham ❤️

Looking back at an unforgettable European journey. 💫