News about Harry Toffolo

MIDDERS OF THE PYRAMID: Lincoln is a living and breathing example of such a cup run for a non-league team. Of course, they are no longer a non-league team, with the Imps now in their seventh season in the Football League, and fifth in League One. The cup was won by Danny and Nicky Cowley in 2021, as an unusual occurrence in a county without electricity, putting the club on a collision course.

Harry Toffolo, a Nottingham Forest defender, hopes that his experiences with mental illness and gambling will inspire others to address their own problems. Toffolo was also fined less than £21,000 after confessing to 375 breaches of FA betting laws in September 2023. He was investigated into his time as a youth player at Norwich and underwent loan spells at Swindon, Rotherham, Peterborough, and Scunthorpe between 2014 and 2017. Toffolo's declining mental stability and assertion that his football career was over were "significant compensation" for him breaking the FA's betting laws at the time, according to an independent regulatory commission.

Tottenham fans not only loved their 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest on Friday evening, but also some outstanding individual performances. Guglielmo Vicario's dramatic save in the last minutes of play, in which he used his feet to prevent Harry Toffolo's attempt. Toffolo made a good headed attempt on goal after Morgan Gibbs-White's corner kick, with Vicario assisting to keep the visitors' clean.

Perhaps Forest's goalscorer Harry Toffolo is being naive, but he hopes that a training-ground pep talk from Miltiadis Marinakis, son of owner Evangelo, indicates there is a City Ground future for Steve Cooper. Although Marinakis regards Cooper's position as Forest's win in 12 as a result, the fans and players are united behind the manager, who led them into the Premier League. 'What he has achieved for this club in the last two years is amazing,' Toffolo said. We're fighting for him.' We love him and the day-to-day environment he has created. On Thursday, 'Miltiadis' arrived this week and gave a warm talk to us all.' He was inspiring, and it was helpful that we had that alignment from the top.

JOE BERNSTEIN AT MOLINEUX: Steve Cooper befuddled with seven changes. Although he didn't win the lottery, he'll hope a point gives him another round of the dice with Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis. The way the Forest manager went over at the end to applaud the away supporters who sang his name throughout may have felt like an emotional farewell, but he denied it. 'No, that's the last thing it was,' he said. "I was saying thank you for your help this week, but you have spent a lot of money this week and pulled players through some difficult times in this game.'

Thomas Frank, who saw his team finish on Sunday after three penalty calls, spoke for football fans around the country. 'I'm just so drained talking about VAR,' the Brentford chief said. Frank's dissatisfaction with his team's inability to win at the City Ground after taking the lead and playing 47 minutes against ten men may have contributed to Frank's euphoria. Despite Moussa Niakhate's red card early in the second half, Forest was able to equalize through Nicolas Dominguez after Christian Norgaard put Brentford in front.

The FA has suspended Nottingham Forest Harry Toffolo's suspension and a £20,956 fine for breaching betting legislation. However, if the defender breaches the rules again, the defender's five-month suspension ban will go into place. The FA said in a statement in July that Toffolo's had reportedly broken betting rules 375 times over a three-year period, starting from 22 January 2014, when the player was on Norwich's books, to 18 March 2017.

The FA has charged Nottingham Forest full-back Harry Toffolo for reportedly breaking betting rules 375 times. Harry Toffolo of Nottingham Forest has been charged with misconduct in connection with our betting laws, according to the FA,' It's reported that the defender breached FA Rule E1(b) 375 times between January 22, 2014 and March 2017.' Harry Toffolo has until July 1923 to inform him of his reply.'

Forest is hoping to bring Felipe from Atletico Madrid and have inquired about Besiktas defender Romain Saiss. Felipe, the former Porto centre-back, joined Atletico Madrid in 2019, making 85 appearances for the LaLiga team. However, there had been rumors of his departure from Madrid, with Wolverhampton Wanderers keen to explore the possibility of nabbing the Brazilian.

Forest's owner, Evangelos Marinakis (inset left), told Nottingham that he would provide the 'ammunition' to ensure success when the club won promotion by the play-offs in May, despite a top-flight absence of 23 years. The shipping magnate has certainly put his money where his mouth is, spending more than £160 million, which is a record for a team recently promoted to the Premier League. With 21 new arrivals (and counting), one wonders if Marinakis - and the followers - would even recognize any of his East Midlands outfit's Garibaldi red, including Morgan Gibbs-White (centre) landed for a fee that could have climbed to £42.5 million. Out of the 16 players involved against Spurs, ten were new recruits. Forest's summer investment has outstripped Barcelona (right), Real Madrid, Manchester City, and Paris Saint-Germain (left), and more than the Dutch top-flight (inset right) combined.