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On Forest's pre-season so far: "It does all look a bit strange.

"But that's what pre-season is for, getting the bad performances out of the way, you hope." They certainly didn't look as if they had a lot of that. He talks about having pride with the football and pride in possession. "I think you can hear from Steve Cooper, when he was talking specifically about the game, that he wasn't best pleased. People tell me that Arsenal v Barcelona in the week was pretty good but it wasn't quite like that at Burton. I struggle to remember a really good pre-season friendly. "If Forest are able to keep hold of Johnson this summer and he and Elanga are both in that team, then it's going to be an interesting challenge for opposition defences - especially if you've got Gibbs-White feeding them down both sides."īBC Radio Nottingham's Colin Fray has been discussing Forest's pre-season loss to Leeds United on the latest Shut Up And Show More Football podcast: "It wasn't great, I've got to be honest. He had to chase one ball down - which for all the world looked like it was going out - but he was just there and somehow he managed to keep the ball in play. He came off the bench and played for the last half an hour. "He was absolutely lightning quick in the friendly against Leeds.

Once Brennan Johnson gets fit - assuming he's not sold - I think that will be really interesting to see in training and in matches. "But is he faster than Brennan Johnson? If they were to race, one down the right wing and one down the left, is he even faster than Johnson?"įray replied: "I've got to say, that would be a really good race. He's played for Sweden and was played an awful lot by Manchester United, so they clearly see a lot in him. "He's got this fantastic, frightening pace and clearly looks like a talent. BBC Radio Nottingham's David Jackson and Colin Fray have been discussing new signing Anthony Elanga on the Shut Up And Show More Football podcast: "He looks excited to be a Forest player, and excited to get an opportunity where he might get to play regularly at Forest and sort of prove himself a bit," said Jackson.