Top 10: Stan Collymore goals for Nottingham Forest
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- On 23rd June 1993 Nottingham Forest signed Stan Collymore.
The powerful front man joined The Reds the summer after their relegation to Division One, but his form aided their bounce straight back to the big time.
And in his second season at the club Collymore scored 22 Premier League goals helping Forest finish third, qualifying for the UEFA Cup in the process.
Collymore, who cost the club an initial £2million, made 78 appearances for The Reds, scoring 45 goals.
He left for Liverpool in the summer of 1995, but would not be forgotten.
Respect to Wednesday fans there, applauding stans goal with right boot, wouldn't get that today
i didn't realise how good a sports they were that day, always good to appreciate something special regardless, but yes full credit Sheff Wed fans that day
Not surprising. Sheff Weds are proper supporters and always have mutual respect from Forest
@@wanwandokko I always had a good day when visiting Hillsborough, friendly, knowledgeable fans - the polar opposite to the yobs up the road.
I was at the game when the Wednesday fans applauded our goals, we were unstoppable that day.
He was by far the best striker we ever had, also Bryan Roy also deserves a mention and he assisted quite afew of Stans goals, awesome front 2
The best striker Forest have had in last 20-30 years. He was a sensation - great days.
What about Sheringham?
Stan made Teddy Sheringham look like Grant Holt! :D
England First how was he he Stan was good for 3 seasons only teddy for over 10 years
Our best ever striker, 41 goals in 65 games. Can anyone remember any of the goals being tap ins?
@@englishlion6287 Nope.. Just watching him play again is such a joy. In his full pomp he was World Class. Very Henry like at times, just how seems to find ten millions years of space from seemingly nowhere with one touch... And if he doesnt? He just wriggles through a few defenders and slots it in the bottom corner.
Collymore was a fantastic striker - certainly up there with the best I have seen. He never quite realised his full potential as an international but we had some amazing years with him at Forest. A truly gifted player but you don’t get to be as good as that without a lot of hard work too.
Maximum respect to the Sheffield Wednesday fans for applauding while their team is getting pounded.
Class, best striker I've seen. Had everything in his locker.
Stan was as talented as any of the masses of top English strikers back in the 90s and really could of been anything he wanted. Obviously other issues stopped him realising his enormous potential. He probably should've gone to Man Utd back in 95 when they were interested before they signed Andy Cole. Completely two-footed, could score tap-ins or long range screamers, good in the air and could hold up a ball and also play down the flanks, Collymore had it all but was a wasted talent for me. Everton fan.
Very accurate, didn't have the mentality, I believe he was fergusons first choice but he ended up buying Andy Cole instead. Collymore should've ended up with 150+ premier league goals.
That Forest team was very good, the likes of Bryan Roy, Steve Stone, Stuart Pearce....and ofcoz Stan The Man.
Lars Bohinen was the creative force in midfield and we were never quite the same after he left to go to Blackburn.
The centre back pairing of local boy Steve Chettle and Colin Cooper, who we picked up from Millwall, were very effective too.
2:27 - to think Forest beat Man Utd at Old Trafford on that day. How times have changed!?!? Respect to Stan 'the man' Collymore, he may have been a terrible person to some ppl but he was on fire while at the City Ground - one year firing them to 3rd in the prem under Frank Clark. Good times!!
If only we had a striker of his calibre now. I was there and it was brilliant. You reds.
Just realising how good he actually was and the potential he had. Explosive striker can’t think of another English striker with similar game to him at the same age.
Only Rooney
forget the baggage ... cantona & this fella best two players i have seen live ... period ...
He was amazing. As a young kid, I for some reason thought he was irish and I'm from Dublin . His surname always sounded Irish to me 😂😂 when he went to pool everyone raved even more about him he was going to go on for greatness. One of the best of the 90s with ginola, yeboah and cantona
The best striker Forest have had. I remember being at Peterborough with my old man when we won promotion after Stan scored the winner. Awesome game and day, miss u stan!!
Absolute powerhouse that guy
Done his best work at NFFC
Pep vs Klopp
Just awesome. Most exciting player I've ever seen in a Forest shirt.
Very underrated. It's a pity he didn't realise his full potential.
No it’s not! He was a nasty scummy man. It’s it pity he isn’t rotting in hell.
Top striker. Had all the attributes to be world class.
Great striker, was leathal on either foot!
this guy has insane physival attributes and very good technical ability. he should not have achieved less than drogba but what happened?
What a time to be a Forest fan, every goal of his seemed to be a worldy
Him and roy were unstoppable that one season they had together what a partnership it was.
He sure had some worldies... The last goal, daymed. The way he advances up the pitch, it's like a computer game. And then to get away a shot like that, wow. "He has absolutely no right to score from that angle!"
Simply the best we've ever had.
For me, ive always loved therer was never anyone like Tony Woodcock,then Stan came along,ive never seen anyone like him,he shouldve stayed with us but hey,we got some great memories with him and as neomaster below says,Bryan Roy,wow,also what a player
What a striker. World class.
Stan collymore reminded me of Brazilian r9 that's how good he was
What I like about Collymore’s finishing is he sometimes surprised the keeper with near post finishes. These days it’s rarer to see finishing like that as everybody is coached so much.
Loved Stan.... Think I always will. Even now he absolutely amazes me.... Class, sheer class.... Wish We managed him slightly different and kept him at Forest....
Blimey all incredible goals !
Best centre forward I’ve ever seen by far.
The best centre-forward England have ever produced but somehow never fulfilled his true potential. Could and should have been an international superstar.
David M ok if you say so
Had it all and should have been an England great. Shame he never reached his full potential.
I totally forgot how good that goal against Wimbledon was!
He was a fantastic player with the ability he had should have had a hat full of England cap's.
Absolute magician.
Those golden days of the RAC.
Never gets a mention as one of the top prem league strikers of the 90s which is a shame. What a great player he was for yous when he was coming through. Great forward to have on a counter attack 👏💯
He's like Mbappe but faster, stronger and more skillful
Saw him at Southend Utd. At that level he could score when he wanted to. An unbeleivable talent
The guy is a knob no question, but what a striker he was. One of the very best English CF I have seen in the last 30 years
Remember watching those games against United in a pub with all these Forest fans boasting they had the best midfielder in Europe playing for them (i think they'djust been promoted and nobody really knew who he was). I remember we were laughing at them... obviously not for very long.
What a powerful, direct, skillful player he was coming through. Never fulfilled his full potential, I recogn. A bit like Anelka. Huge talent. Impossible to knock off the ball, in full flow he flattened defenders, had a missile of shot.
Amazing
Best of a player at his best
That goal at Old Trafford was special
Funny, it seems like Steve Stone was there celebrating Stans Goals more than Stan did. I saw Stans goal when he played for Fulham, the one where he heads the ball clear from a corner, runs the length of the pitch to overtaking everyone and scores from the return pass. Shear class on the pitch.
The English R9. Such a gifted footballer.
Nice one for the vid! Brings back good memories!
So many of his goals came from running at full stretch dribbling passed defenders from the mid field and scoring from range. He literally created the goals and wasn't being fed the ball and just tapping them in at close range.
This is a player who should have had far more success than he did. His partnership with Robbie Fowler at Liverpool was one of the best I'd ever seen - until a certain Michael Owen came along, which effectively ended Collymore's career (and Fowler's to some degree) at Liverpool, which I thought was really sad, as he was still an amazing player. Naturally, he went on to another club but Villa destroyed him. A crap manager and I don't think Colly wanted to leave either. He had a window of about 4 years of greatness. Too small for a man of such great calibre as Collymore.
call him what you like he's the best striker forests ever had bar none
Trevor Francis
Chris Lee, Francis was not even close!
Pierre comes close.
PVH did fuck all in the Premier League though. Stan got us promoted and then finished 3rd the next season. PVH spat his dummy out the pram and left us with shite like Shipperley and Freedman until he came back to score about 6 goals and down we went. And when we signed Van Hooijdonk we were out of the relegation zone, he scored 1 in 8 after spending £4.5m on him (probably about £80m in today's money) and we got relegated. He was a fantastic dead ball specialist but did nothing for us at the highest level. Not fit to lace Stanley Victor Collymore's boots...or Bryan Roy's...or Peter Withe's...or Tony Woodcock's...or Garry Birtles's...or Trevor Francis's...or Nigel Clough's...or Teddy Sheringham's. Lee Chapman and Nigel Jemson bagged more goals at the highest level for us. Even Freedman has a better Premier League record than him (9 in 31 as opposed to 8 in 29).
It's a shame we don't/can't see some of the old generation, my dad saw Gary Birtles at Long Eaton UTD, marvelled how much time he had on the ball, he took me as a young boy to see collymore in our promotion and 1st amazing prem season under Frank. He said no one had ever made him get to his feet as quick as Collymore, but Storey Moore was better, for him at least. Players from this generation will soon be long forgotten.
What a player he was , ridiculous that he didn't play so many more times for England he was the best of his era
Not done some things, has Stan Collymore. He did own up to being mentally ill, fair play. I do not condone his actions or comments, but by f*** he was a good one at the Forest. COYR.
He was simply incredible.
Terrific player ...
Stan the man!
Brilliant striker for forest, good scouting from NFFC bargain price from southend
2 million from Southend sir wasn't it?
Yeah a £2million bargain
2 fantastic seasons
Then sold for £8.5m
Total bargain
Legend
That sunny Saturday afternoon in Peterborough is still vivid in my memory
As Stan met Bren recently, hopefully the torch is passed. Excellent goals here, highlighting the fact a striker always shoots at goal no matter the angle or the location.
one of the all time premier greats
That sunny day at Peterborough is still my best football day
I was gutted when I was a lad to see him move to Liverpool but what a player! Could of been one of the best if his attitude was a bit better
Striker and half
Happy Birthday Stan!!!!
Had everything, pace, power, left and right foot, dribbling, long range rockets...look at how many goals he creates from absolutely nothing...if he had the mentality, could've been one of the great premier league goalscorers in history, I don't think he even reached 100 premier league goals which is criminal.
Stan the man.x
Love ❤Stan
Beautiful beautiful days
you dont see modern day fowards do it anymore legend
Being a Manchester City fan looking on the outside in, great striker Collymore on his day also think Forest went backward when they sold him to Liverpool in the summer of 95 then they got the worst italian striker to ever grace the English top flight from Torino I give you Andre Silenzi MCFC
Uk’s Adriano of the 90s …
As a Sunderland fan he scored a few top goals against us. In todays game how many 6ft 3 strikers do you see running at defenders like he did?
Collymore collymore colly collymore
He gets the ball
He scores a goal
Colly collymore
Stan could have been up there with Van Basten if not for personal issue's and lifestyle. Saw him live in his early years and he had the lot for a centre forward.
Best ever
Such a confidence player. When he was feeling it, he'd just have a go all the time and catch the goalkeeper out so often. Just a pity he'd drift out of games, lose concentration, and end up not quite getting back into it. He could still have recovered when he left Liverpool, but Villa was the worst choice he could have made. A club that famously sucked the skill out of their forwards year after year. He'd have been a better fit for West Ham, Chelsea or pretty much anyone else.
Even the Sheff Wed fans clapped!
I notice that Stan never scored a hat-trick for you, unlike for Villa. Dry your eyes boys and girls, seems he saved his best display for the team in his heart, not the stepping stone!!!
Forest vs Wrexham 1993
Gregory's Goals. Maybe so, but Villa were still wank even with Collymore 😂😂😂COYR 🔴⚪
oh stanley stanley
The commentators sound the same in the 1970s as they do in 2018
HE WAS A HAND FULL LIKE HES-KEY BUT BETTER
Very good player
Hes took Han Segas completely by surprise
what would collymore and roy be worth in todays football prices ... ££££££££'s
He and Matt Le T were great. Should have made England great in a different establishment.
It all went wrong and he's not a very likable figure these days, but he was a great striker.
Have you taken a look at the charity work that he does for mental health? May change your outlook.
@@mattfry3297 smashing women to bits negates it all I’m afraid
Bristol City away goal just had to be in that top 6 & not even in top 10!
Some player on his day. The attempted tackle by the Wimbledon defender is fuckin laughable 😂😂
He was Englands R9
how many modern say strikers can play back to goal twist turn take on 4-5 players then blast in from 20-30 yards on a regular basis????
Well , NF doesn't have a Stan's class striker anymore , but team's owner got almost the same character...
He reminds me of R9
The Rooney of the 90s
Demi - God
Stan could have been the English Thierry Henry...
Should never have joined Littlepool!
1:25 Wednesday supporters clapping. Proper football fans
Shockingly bad commentary om 4 3 and 2
Collymore a Little ronaldo
Melt
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