'There was an added weight (going into the game). You could see it hitting him what it meant. 'I think the one that really got me when I saw Joe Worrall in tears on the pitch three or four minutes after the final whistle. There were moments when I had to usher Hodgey (Steve Hodge) to the mic - say something Hodgey! 'I know sometimes it goes viral when commentators start blubbing on air.

'You keep it together,' he told the latest Garibaldi Red podcast. While there were tears in the stands, Fray says he managed to keep his emotions in check after the final whistle, just. Now he has finally done it, having been the voice of Forest's 1-0 win over Huddersfield Town in the Championship play-off final. And it is fair to predict that when Colin Fray retires, he will also attain the same status for his sterling work on Nottingham Forest.ДЇray has followed Forest through thin and occasionally thick, but the chance to commentate on the Reds at Wembley had eluded him for 30 years of covering the club, starting with a 7-0 win over Chelsea in 1991 before he went on to become the regular commentator for BBC Radio Nottingham. The late, great Colin Slater went beyond that and became an icon of Notts County for his decades of commentary on the Magpies. We have no choice therefore but to seek a formal court order for eviction.Journalists, like players, come and go when it comes to football clubs, but a few do cement the status of something of a cult hero. вЂњWe have undertaken all necessary welfare checks and were given a commitment that they would leave early over the last weekend. вЂњWe have also cordoned off the car park to any paying customers as previous experience shows that it simply isnвЂ™t safe to have vehicle movements in close proximity to the caravans and the families within them. We may now need to do the same for this car park despite the difficulties of doing so. We have made as many of our car parks as resilient as possible and protected a number of open spaces in the area. вЂњThis is now the second time this car park has been used in this inappropriate way. It is therefore very likely that we will be starting a legal process to regain possession of the site. Indeed, given its proximity to the Palace Theatre and town centre, it has caused difficulties for many residents and visitors important to our economy. Clearly, a car park has been designed for the regular movement of cars in and out and to generate income, and is therefore not a suitable place for an encampment such as this. There are sites that this group could have visited and it is not a case that there was nowhere to go. The council has closed the car park as a safety measure.Д¬ouncillor David Lloyd, Leader of Newark and Sherwood District Council, said: вЂњIt is disappointing to see another illegal encampment in the district and on land the public regularly use. The car park the group is currently stopping in is managed by Newark and Sherwood District Council. He added: 'Our fathers and fathers' fathers people were doing it before us and now we're doing it.' We love it, we really love it to to the bottom of our hearts.' The group came to England from Ireland four months ago, and have been to 'lots of places.' Sometimes they stay in a spot for a night or two, and other places they stay for several days.ДЄnother traveller in the group, Pat Murphey, 29, said: 'We travel the whole world, we travel everywhere and I mean everywhere. We don't want to go into houses, we like to go to a place and stay for a week and move on to another place.'

He explained: 'It's nice as you can go and come when you like, no boss over you and you can be your own boss. Read more: Mixed reactions as ВЈ15.5m Leisure Centre has climbing wall and splash pad installed Mr Keeley has been a traveller all his life and 'wouldn't have it any other way.' We would like to stay until Saturday, then we are going to Appleby.'ДЄppleby Horse Fair is a unique event that takes place in Cumbria, and has been known to attract more than 10,000 travellers and gypsies, as well as tens of thousands of visitors. They have come down and have given us wheelie bins and black bags and they are so kind, but we are only passing through.'ДЇellow traveller, Micheal Keeley, 65, said: 'It's a beautiful place and lovely people, very friendly. Irish traveller, Micheal Folley, 38, said: 'We've been very happy with the people in Newark. The group pitched a dozen caravans at Appletongate car park on Tuesday, June 7 and are planning to stay until Saturday, June 11. A group of travellers from Ireland say they are enjoying their time in Newark.

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