
Forest fans bid farewell to Adlene Guedioura
Nottingham Forest fans on Twitter have been reacting to the news that Adlene Guedioura has finally departed the club for Qatari outfit Al Gharafa.
It was known last week that the Algerian was undergoing a medical with Slavisa Jokanovic’s outfit, but the official transfer wasn’t announced until Sunday evening.
This move sees the midfielder link up with his former manager as he worked with Jokanovic at Watford.
Fans weren’t wishing him well when the rumours first circulated about his potential exit, and now that his departure has been confirmed that hasn’t changed.
A number of supporters claimed that they’re glad he’s gone. Guedioura was apparently a bad influence in the dressing room and he also reportedly had a huge falling out with former boss Martin O’Neill.
One fan said good riddance, while another pointed out that the club hadn’t wished him well.
Good
— dan (@growupdan) August 18, 2019
No ‘wish him well’ tells you all you need to know. So glad he’s gone don’t need bad apples. Good riddance. ?
— Lewis Morris? (@lewis_nffc) August 18, 2019
good riddance
— Alex Haslam (@AlexHaslam9) August 18, 2019
Other supporters praised their club for getting a fee for a 33-year-old midfielder who was surplus to requirements.
Wonder what fee we got. Least we got some money. Need a few more gone,squad to big.
— Rocky ?? (@123inger) August 18, 2019
Imagine bagging a fee for a 34 year old player that is surplus to requirements? #nffc
— Jack (@jackpnffc) August 18, 2019
Although the club didn’t offer him their best regards in their press release announcing his departure, a number of fans wanted to wish him luck at his next club.
Good luck Gueds, was never going to get a look in for us this season. Not sure why he’s getting all this hated when overall he’s been a good servant and gave us some great memories.
— Bankzy (@BankzyNFFC) August 18, 2019
Good Luck Geddy ❤️
— NFFC4EVER (@cookenffc) August 18, 2019
Poor PR by the club for not wishing him well… he has been a good player for us in both his spells. #nffc
— @Danny Charles (@dannypcharles) August 18, 2019