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East Midlands will always be red. #NFFC

This Notts Forest downfall 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Tonight’s result confirms our relegation to Sky Bet League One.

MORGAN GIBBS-WHITE HAT-TRICK!!!! 🤯

Before kick-off, a moment of applause was held as we remember Helen Anderson. Our thoughts remain with Elliot and the Anderson family at this difficult time. ❤️

FULL TIME SCENES AT THE CITY GROUND😍😍😍 Look what it means to those Forest fans These are the moments you crave as a football fan👏👏👏

THE CITY GROUND EXPLODES AS FOREST TAKE THE LEAD AGAINST PORTO!! 🤩 Absolutely loving the celebration for Elliot Anderson 👏❤️

150 appearances for @NFFC ❤️

Danny Dyer joining in with “Bowen’s on fire” before extra time today😂😂😂

Absolute gent

forest excellence

Chris Wood is set to play for the #nffc B-team in a friendly against Northampton later today as he continues his recovery from a knee injury. Forest plan for him to play for up to an hour, with the target of having him available for the UEL Q-F 1st leg against Porto on April 9

Jason Cundy actually got me ROLLING again😂😂😂😂

Danny Dyer’s opinion on supporting your local club. He just gets it, doesn’t he… 👊

THREE POINTS IN THE CAPITAL! 🤩

Penalty shoot-out success for Nottingham Forest ✅ #UEL | @NFFC

Jack Colback has today announced his retirement from professional football. Congratulations on a fantastic career and good luck in retirement, Jack. ❤️

Rangers fan Spartan kicking a Celtic fan earlier today... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Gibbs-White. Scouted at 8 by Wolves. Discovered by a scout named Brian Punter. Mr. Punter is 90 now. According to Gibbs-White, the scout wasn’t there to see him when he was found. It was an U-10s game for Stafford Juniors and he’s 8. But Mr. Punter’s interest piqued when he heard his parents shouting at him. The agent said he headed the ball like a professional, at 8. And he took him to Wolves afterwards. Gibbs-White spent the next 14 years at Wolves. He’s the first person from Stafford to win a full England cap. His parents were teenagers when they gave birth to him and his Gibbs-White name combines his mother and father’s last names. In his school, it’s said that there were five or six of them who were quite good and coaches thought they could go all the way but he stood out for his mentality. You can still see that mentality now. He doesn’t hide. After making his debut against Chelsea to a standing ovation and a “remember his name” comment from Gary Lineker on BBC’s MOTD, Gibbs-White didn’t start a lot of games with the Wolves seniors. He was loaned to Swansea and Sheffield United and he grew a lot. By the time he was back at Wolves, he was a club’s Player of the Year material. Bruno Lage came in at Wolves and didn’t give him the same regard and that was to Steve Cooper and Nottingham Forest’s advantage. The jewel stayed in the Midlands. Cooper coached him at U-17 when England won that 2017 World Cup. He was also his coach at Swansea. He joined Forest for a fee that’s now generally agreed to be a bargain. When he won his England cap, he became the first Forest player to play for England since Stuart Pearce in 1997. He’s arguably Nottingham Forest’s best player in decades and a man who leads from the front. Should he leave the club as expected at some point, he’d exit as a star and a leader. They rave about him.