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Posted: Wed 10 Jun 2015
Author: Nick Richardson


Nottingham Forest will take on Aston Villa in a pre-season friendly at The City Ground.

The match will be played on Saturday 1 August (kick-off 3pm) and ticket details will be announced in due course.

Current pre-season schedule

17 July – Stevenage (A)

21 July – Doncaster (A)

1 August – Aston Villa (H)


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Author: NFFC


Nottingham Forest season ticket holders are advised to update their personal information to ensure they qualify for 10% discount on the club's web shop and in the megastore.


The megastore is currently closed for refurbishment but 2015-16 season ticket holders will be eligible for the discount when it reopens.

It is essential that supporters keep their information updated, particularly their email address, and they can do this by logging into their account at tickets.nottinghamforest.co.uk.

Digital updates can be processed until 19 June. After this date, season ticket holders can still claim their discount by calling the customer service number (which will be confirmed in due course).

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Jo, schon ätzend die Sommerzeit....

Bald gibt es zumindest einige Friendlys als Einstimmung auf die neue Championship.




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Author: NFFC


Nottingham Forest forward Jamie Mackie has joined his former club Queens Park Rangers.


Mackie, who arrived at The City Ground in the summer of 2013 from Rangers, has now made the move back to Loftus Road after spending the 2014-15 season on loan at fellow Sky Bet Championship side Reading.

The Scot made 49 appearances and scored five goals during his time on Trentside.

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Author: NFFC


Nottingham Forest can confirm that the club’s 150th anniversary home kit will be revealed one week from today.


Information on dates of sale and the reopening of the megastore will be released in due course.


Quelle: nottinghamforest.co.uk

Channel 5, the new home for The Football League’s weekly highlights show, can confirm details of their coverage this season, with their new show Football League Tonight.


Football League Tonight will be shown in a primetime 9pm slot on Channel 5 every Saturday of the season from Saturday 8th August. The rights have been signed to the channel to broadcast a 90 minute weekly Football League highlights show for the next three years.
Every Goal. Every Week
Each show will feature the top match footage from all three divisions of the Sky Bet Football League and will include every single goal from matches across the board.
In addition, Channel 5 will also broadcast three one-hour shows covering the end of season Sky Bet Play-Offs across all three divisions, plus eight one-hour highlights shows covering the action from each round of the Capital One Cup.
Your Show
As well as every goal across the divisions, the show will be jam packed with high profile names. Players and managers will be encouraged to join us in the studio each week, or take part in the conversation via Skype and Facetime. A vibrant studio audience of genuine fans will also give their opinions. No lengthy punditry, no football clichés, this is football on 5 at its most exciting.
Executive Producer for Channel 5 Mark Sharman said: “Channel 5 are committed to bringing a quality, innovative football highlights show to Saturday night primetime TV. The 9pm slot finally gives the Sky Bet Football League the coverage and respect the fans deserve on terrestrial television.”
Sunset+Vine, the multi award-winning independent TV sports production and media company, is producing Football League Tonight Show on Channel 5.



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Author: NFFC


Nottingham Forest will host Premier League outfit Swansea City in a pre-season friendly at The City Ground.


The match will be played on Saturday 25 July (kick-off 3pm) and ticket details will be announced in due course.


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Author: NFFC


Nottingham Forest have revealed their 150th anniversary home kit.

Produced by adidas, the kit features a special shade of red, gold detailing on the crest, neck, arms and waist and the words ‘150 years’ to mark a historic season for the club.

The shirt has a classic V-neck design, is 100% polyester and features adidas ClimaCool™ technology, which maximises performance by ensuring the wearer stays dry, comfortable and at their peak even in the most heated conditions.

Details on how to buy the kit will be announced in due course. Supporters are advised the City Ground megastore will remain closed until further notice.


Quelle: nottinghamforest.co.uk

Falcao signs for Forest



Author: Nick Richarson

One of futsal’s leading stars is representing Nottingham Forest at a tournament in Kuwait.

Reds owner and chairman Fawaz Al Hasawi has acquired a team for the competition, naming them Nottingham Forest and securing the services of Falcao.

Although not to be confused with his Colombian namesake Radamel, Forest’s Falcao has enjoyed tremendous success in his own form of the sport.

The 38-year-old has twice been recognised by FIFA as the world’s best futsal player and he has enjoyed tremendous success with the Brazilian national team.

Fans will be able to keep an eye on Falcao and the rest of the squad’s fortunes on nottinghamforest.co.uk as the tournament progresses.

Similar to the indoor five-a-side set-up familiar to football lovers in the UK, futsal is played on a hard court surface but with lines for boundaries – rather than walls – and the ball is smaller with less bounce.

These modifications place greater emphasis on players’ creativity, first touch, skill and ability to operate in tight areas.


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Mit diesen 24 Clubs geht es dann ab 08. August in die Championship:




weltfussball.de

Die Reds starten am 8. August also in Brighton in die neue Championship-Saison >> hier der komplette 1. Spieltag, komplett terminiert für den 08.08.15 - 16 Uhr:



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Die bereits feststehenden Zu- und Abgänge bei Nottingham Forest:




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Mills signs for Forest

Nottingham Forest have completed the signing of central defender Matt Mills.
The 28-year-old worked with Reds manager Dougie Freedman at Bolton, where Mills played for three years before his contract came to an end this summer.

After spending time with Southampton and Manchester City as a youngster, Mills has picked up considerable Football League experience with spells at Doncaster, Reading and Leicester.

He made 41 appearances for Bolton last season, scoring five goals, and will now commence his preparations for the 2015-16 campaign at The City Ground.


Posted: Wed 01 Jul 2015
Author: Nick Richardson
Quelle: nottinghamforest.co.uk

Renewing acquaintances


Posted: Wed 01 Jul 2015
Author: Nick Richardson

New Nottingham Forest signing Matt Mills says his experience of working with Dougie Freedman will be a big help to him at The City Ground.
The former Bolton centre back has completed the formalities of a free transfer which will see him link up with a manager he played under at Wanderers.
Mills’ experience in the Football League means he is also familiar with a number of his new team-mates, something he believes will allow him to adjust to life at on Trentside quickly.
The 28-year-old told Forest Player: “I’m delighted to be here and to be linking up with the manager again. It’s a good thing for me that I know the way he works and vice versa.
“Sometimes when you move to a new club it’s a strange feeling in terms of having to prove yourself and maybe acting differently. This is a very comfortable situation for me. It’s just a case of bedding in and taking it from there.
“I certainly feel like I’m in my prime. I’m a better player now than I was four years ago.”
Mills will fly out to Sweden with the rest of the squad for a pre-season training camp next week.
He said: “To get away from everything and be locked down for ten days can be quite intense but, at the same time, it’s a perfect opportunity to meet your team-mates – you’re basically living with the lads.
“You’re around football 24/7 and the manager will get his point across. It’ll be a good exercise for getting fit and learning the way the manager wants to play.”


Quelle: nottinghamforest.co.uk

The only place to be


Posted: Thu 02 Jul 2015
Author: Nick Richardson



Jamie Ward says Nottingham Forest was his number one destination when he heard of Dougie Freedman’s interest.

The wide man today completed the formalities of his free transfer to The City Ground after leaving East Midlands rivals Derby County.
And, although Ward admits he initially didn’t expect to make the switch from Ram to Red, he is delighted the deal is now complete.
The 29-year-old told Forest Player: “I don’t think anyone expected it. But then I got the phone call and to be honest this was the only place I wanted to come to.
“It feels a little bit strange but I’m excited about being here. The most important thing now is concentrating on what I can do for Nottingham Forest.
“As long as I’m playing and performing, I’m happy. I’m 29 now so I just want to play week in, week out.”
Ward is yet to train with his new team-mates but he will be put through his paces by manager Freedman in Sweden next week.
Ward said: “I’ve had a little bit more time off than some of the other lads because of being away with Northern Ireland.
“It’s a case of meeting up on Monday, going straight to Sweden and getting settled in.”
Click here to watch the full interview on Forest Player, in which Ward discusses East Midlands derbies, his approach to pre-season and how he is looking forward to seeing more of his former Chesterfield team-mate Jack Lester.

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Staff changes


Author: Nick Richardson




Dougie Freedman has made some alterations to his backroom staff.

Jimmy Gilligan and Steve Sutton, who worked in the club’s academy before stepping up to assist Freedman with first-team duties last season, now hold permanent positions under the manager.

Gilligan, who enjoyed a successful season as manager of Forest’s Under 21s in 2014-15, is now first-team coach and Sutton is now in charge of coaching the club’s senior goalkeepers.

Filling the vacated roles are two new arrivals: Under 21s manager Jamie Fullarton and academy goalkeeping coach Ian Bennett.

Both men enjoyed lengthy playing careers, Fullarton as a midfielder for the likes of St Mirren, Crystal Palace and Brentford and Bennett as a goalkeeper who spent 12 years at Birmingham City.

Quelle: nottinghamforest.co.uk

Matchday hospitality at The City Ground

Posted: Mon 06 Jul 2015
Author: Tracey Lamb




Matchday hospitality is now available to purchase for any game at The City Ground this season.

Hospitality is perfect for supporters who have a special occasion to celebrate, clients or colleagues they wish to entertain, or for those who are looking to guarantee they have tickets to the biggest matches of the season.

With a wide range of hospitality packages available, starting from only £50pp (+ VAT), there is something to suit everyone at The City Ground.

Supporters can spend their day in the company of Forest legends, enjoy delicious cuisine and watch the game from the most exclusive seats in the house.


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Sherwood’s back!
Author: NFFC



Nottingham Forest have announced the return of Sherwood the Bear as their official mascot.

Sherwood replaces Robin Hood, who was the club’s mascot for many years, and will take on the responsibility for the Junior Reds membership.


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Forest 2-4 Odense

Posted: Wed 08 Jul 2015
Author: Nick Richardson


Photo: Robert Wengler/Fyens Stifstidende


Nottingham Forest were beaten 4-2 by Odense BK in their first pre-season friendly of the summer.


The Reds took the lead in the first half through Dexter Blackstock but were pegged back when Kenneth Zohore converted a penalty.

An almost fully-changed Forest side found themselves 3-1 down in the second half after goals from Rasmus Festersen and Zohore.

Jamie Paterson gave his team hope of snatching a draw with an excellent free-kick but Mathias Greve ensured victory went to the Danes.

Dougie Freedman selected the following players to begin the match:

De Vries, Lichaj, Riera, Wilson, McLaughlin, Lansbury (c), Tesche, Walker, Grant, Trialist, Blackstock

And his men started in positive fashion, Tyler Walker winning a corner which was taken short. Forest worked the ball to Lansbury on the edge of the area. The midfielder struck it well but couldn’t keep it down.

Three minutes later the former Arsenal man had another opportunity to score, this time running on to a through ball before miscuing his shot from just inside the area.

Danish Superliga side Odense are coming towards the end of their pre-season and they looked sharp on the break with 13 minutes on the clock. They worked the ball to Mikkel Desler, who raced into the area and sent it teasingly across goal and just wide of the far post.

And Desler turned provider two minutes later, slipping Zohore through on goal. The big striker could only find the side-netting with his shot.

Zohore was left to rue that missed opportunity as The Reds took the lead shortly afterwards. Jorge Grant’s dinked cross to the back post was met brilliantly by Blackstock who, under pressure from two defenders, managed to nod the ball home.

Forest were showing promising signs but Odense reminded Freedman’s men of their own threat with a piledriver from Emil Larsen which grazed the roof of Dorus de Vries’ net.

But The Reds had a golden opportunity to double their lead when one of their trialists was brought down in the penalty area on 35 minutes.

Lansbury stepped up to take it but saw his effort saved. The ball came back to him but he could only send it crashing off the bar, and Blackstock was unable to convert the rebound with his head.

Two minutes later in a cruel twist of fate, Odense had an equaliser courtesy of a penalty conceded by Lansbury. Zohore made no mistake from the spot.

Walker and Roger Riera were the only Forest players to return after the interval. Freedman’s second-half line-up was as follows:

Evtimov, Riera, Hobbs, Mancienne, Fox, Burke, Paterson, Osborn, Antonio, Walker, Trialist

Despite a torrential rainstorm Forest started the second period strongly and tested Odense’s keeper twice in quick succession.

Walker’s header from Danny Fox’s excellent cross was well saved before Paterson was denied after striking the ball sweetly from 22 yards.

But it was the Danes who next took the lead, Festersen firing the ball past Evtimov after neat build up by his team-mates.

And it was 3-1 two minutes later when Zohore’s fierce strike sent the ball skimming off Evtimov’s gloves and into the back of the net.

Grant was sent back into the fray on 67 minutes, replacing Riera.

Forest pegged the score back to 2-3 shortly afterwards, Paterson bending the ball into the far corner superbly with a free-kick on the edge of the area.

But Odense made it 4-2 with seven minutes to play as more neat build-up resulted in Greve stroking the ball home from six yards.

And that was how it finished on an eventful evening in the south of Sweden.

(Match photograph provided by Robert Wengler/Fyens Stifstidende)


Quelle: nottinghamforest.co.uk

Record breaking shirt sales


Sales of the new Nottingham Forest 2015-16 home shirt have broken club records.

Supporters have been snapping up the 150th anniversary home kit from the refurbished City Ground megastore and the club recorded the highest opening week of shirt sales in its 150 year history.

The City Ground megastore which has re-opened back under the ownership of the club, currently has the European Cup on display for a limited time only and in the coming weeks other trophies and memorabilia from The Reds’ illustrious history will be displayed.

Megastore opening hours are:

Monday - Thursday: 9am - 5pm

Friday in-season: 9am - 6pm

Friday close-season: 9am - 5pm

Saturday: 9am - 5pm

Sunday: CLOSED



Author: NFFC


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No moans or groans

Author: Nick Richardson




Nottingham Forest coaches Jimmy Gilligan and Steve Sutton have provided positive feedback on The Reds’ stay in Sweden so far.

The pair will carry out first-team duties this season after stepping up from the academy to work with manager Dougie Freedman in the latter part of the 2014-15 campaign.

And Gilligan is delighted with what he has seen in Scandinavia, from the application of the players to the facilities at their disposal.

He told Forest Player HD: “The boys have been worked very hard by the gaffer, Lennie, Steve and myself. They’ve bought into what the gaffer wants to be done in the early part of pre-season. There have been no moans or groans and they’re looking sharp.

“The hotel is wonderful. It’s not over the top, it’s not too comfortable, but it’s absolutely perfect. What we need is here.

“The training ground is lovely. It’s out of the way in a secluded area and we’ve got enough equipment. The people can’t do enough for you, there is a great big swimming pool and a lovely gym which we’re utilising.

“It’s a nice place to be and it all bodes well for a good start to pre-season.”

Sutton already has a strong relationship with all the club’s goalkeepers and is currently enjoying working with youngster Jordan Smith, Bulgarian Dimitar Evtimov and experienced Dutchman Dorus de Vries, who he says is looking sharp in training.

Sutton said: “He’s come back really fit and with the bit between his teeth. He looks as if he’s really enjoying his work - he’s happy about the place.

“Dimitar just wants to do everything, and then more and more again. He has put his lot into everything we’ve done out here. We’ve had some fun and games and he’s one who really, really wants to win.

“Jordan’s come through the ranks right from the age of nine and he’s doing really well. He had a full season at Ilkeston, playing 62 games in men’s football which was a good learning curve for him.

“We’ve brought him out here for experience and to probably get a little gametime before looking to get him out on loan again.”


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21s enjoy Leixoes workout


Nottingham Forest’s Under 21s got their pre-season schedule underway this morning with a game against Portuguese side Leixoes SC.

Jamie Fullarton’s men enjoyed a productive 90 minutes as they tested out their fitness levels in warm conditions in Porto but were eventually beaten by a goal in each half from the home side.

The game started at a frenetic pace as Forest looked to be relishing the chance to get minutes under their belts but it was the hosts who went in front just before the half-hour mark as a powerful low finish was enough to beat Ross Durrant in The Reds’ goal.

An instinctive save from Durrant soon prevented Leixoes from doubling their lead while goalscoring opportunities were proving difficult to come by for Forest in the opening 45 minutes.

After the break there were chances for James Thorne, Virgil Gomis and Alex Iacovitti to restore parity but Forest were made to pay with four minutes remaining as a corner was headed home by the Leixoes right-winger to condemn The Reds to a 2-0 defeat.

Despite the scoreline it remained a positive exercise for Fullarton who was able to give minutes to the majority of his squad ahead of another friendly against Boavista on Monday morning (kick-off 10.30am).

Keep up to date with the Under 21's and Under 18's pre-season tour of Portugal by following @NFFC_Academy.

Forest: Durrant (Erlandsson 46’), Burns (Gabriel 59’), Worrall, Karo (c), Kelly (Iacovitti 67’), Thorne (Otim 59’), Cash (Crookes 67’), Rees (Yates 59’), Austin (Wright 59’), Thomas (Gomis 67’), Walton


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Mjallby AIF 1-1 Forest


Author: Nick Richardson




Second-half substitute Chris Burke scored the equaliser as Nottingham Forest drew 1-1 in a friendly with Swedish side Mjallby AIF.

The Scotsman turned the ball home from close range late in the match to cancel out Mjallby’s tenth-minute opener.

Dougie Freedman handed a start to trialist Nicky Maynard before sending on trialists Darius Henderson and Paul Taylor in the second half.

The Reds started the game brightly, captain Henri Lansbury diving to head the ball over the bar before Maynard drilled a low shot straight at the Mjallby keeper.

But despite their early promise, Forest found themselves 1-0 down on ten minutes after the ball bounced away from Michael Mancienne on the edge of his own area. A Mjallby attacker nicked it away from him and found de Vries’ lower-right corner with his finish.

The hosts came close to making it 2-0 shortly afterwards with a close-range header, before Michail Antonio cut inside from the left and tested the keeper’s handling.

Playing as the spearhead of Forest’s attack, Maynard was holding the ball up well and Lansbury nearly benefited as the half neared its conclusion. The former Arsenal midfielder could only blast the ball over the bar after receiving the striker’s lay-off.

Forest reemerged for the second half unchanged and nearly had the lead through Maynard six minutes after the restart. He controlled a looped ball over the top from Antonio, showed excellent strength to hold off his markers before spinning away from them and into the area. Mjallby’s keeper narrowed the angle at his near post and managed to take the sting out of Maynard’s shot, allowing his defenders to clear.

A minute later it was Antonio’s turn to have an effort at goal. The winger saw his curled effort from 20 yards pushed away by the keeper.

Mjallby responded immediately and would have made it 2-0 had it not been for a vital intervention from Mancienne. The defender managed to get his head to a goalbound effort to divert the ball over his own crossbar.

Six substitutions followed as Freedman gave Henderson and Taylor a chance to impress. They were joined on the field by Burke, Jamie Ward, Jamie Paterson and David Vaughan. Antonio, Lansbury, Maynard, Robert Tesche, Ben Osborn and Tyler Walker were the men to make way.

With Forest readjusting to their new-look line-up, Dorus de Vries had to produce a superb save with his feet to keep the score at 1-0.

Another swathe of substitutions followed with Roger Riera, Matt Mills, Stephen McLaughlin and Kelvin Wilson replacing Mancienne, Danny Fox, Jack Hobbs and Eric Lichaj.

McLaughlin, playing at left back, was involved almost straight away when he took charge of a free-kick 25 yards out. He could only curl the ball straight at Mjallby’s keeper.

His opposite full back, Riera, was next to drive Forest forward, crossing for Henderson. With the ball slightly behind him, the striker could only nod the ball off-target.

Forest were well in the ascendancy but time was running out for them to find an equaliser. Paterson drilled the ball just wide of the post from range after good build up involving Taylor.

But The Reds finally had a deserved breakthrough when Ward flashed the ball across the face of goal for Burke to turn it home at the back post.

Freedman’s men showed no signs of slowing down after getting back on level terms and with five minutes to play they came within inches of taking the lead. Taylor’s shot from outside the area saw the ball loop up off a Mjallby player’s shoulder towards goal. The keeper did well to get back to his line to tip the ball over but injured himself in the process and had to be substituted.

There were no further chances for either side and the match ended 1-1.

FOREST: De Vries, Lichaj, Hobbs, Mancienne, Fox, Tesche, Lansbury, Osborn, Walker, Antonio, Maynard

Subs used: Ward, Taylor, Burke, Henderson, Paterson, Vaughan, Riera, Mills, McLaughlin, Wilson, Evtimov


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21s battle past Boavista

Author: NFFC



A goal in each half was enough to give Nottingham Forest’s Under 21s a deserved 2-0 victory against Boavista’s Under 19s this morning.

The Reds turned in a controlled and assured performance to beat their Portuguese hosts with strikes from Alex Iacovitti and Joe Worrall proving the difference in warm conditions in Lousada.

Following a lively start to the contest, Aidan Austin was unfortunate to see his goal disallowed for a foul on the home goalkeeper but on 28 minutes Forest were ahead.

Iacovitti rose highest inside the Boavista penalty area to meet an in-swinging corner and, after beating the goalkeeper to the ball, the defender headed confidently into the net.

There were opportunities for Austin and Gerry McDonagh to double the lead before half-time while Boavista struck the crossbar twice themselves including one exceptional long-range strike.

But Forest sealed the win on 76 minutes as substitute Worrall was on hand to volley home into an empty net after the home goalkeeper had misread the flight of a looping cross.

The result capped a successful pre-season trip for Jamie Fullarton’s side as they leave Portugal with useful minutes under their belts and a positive scoreline.

Forest: Erlandsson, Gabriel, Karo (c) (Worrall 68’), Iacovitti (Crookes 81’), Kelly, Thomas, Rees (Yates 87’), Cash, Austin (Gomis 89’), Thorne (Hayes 86’), McDonagh (Todorov 87’)


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Forest verliert Test gegen Helsingor



Wieder eine schwache Vorstellung der Reds von Nottingham Forest.
Soeben hat man das Testspiel gegen den dänischen Zweitligisten Helsingor mit 1:2 verloren.
Bereits in der 1. Minute ging Helsingor durch Koch in Führung, nach dem Wechsel erhöhte Olsen zum 2:0, ehe Walker in der 88. Minute für Forest noch verkürzen konnte.

Langsam muß der Forest-Express im Hinblick auf die Championship mal Fahrt aufnehmen

Helsingor - Nottingham Forest 2:1 (1:0)

Ausführlicher Bericht wahrscheinlich morgen...