History
The history of the greatest football team in the world

The Club
- Founded: 1865
- Turned Professional: 1889
- Joined Football League: 1892
- Address: Nottingham Forest Football Club, City Ground, Pavilion Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 5FJ
- Phone Numbers: Ticket Office & Club Shop 0871 226 1980, Press & Public Relations 0115 982 4405, Matchday Hospitality 0115 982 4450, Conference & Banqueting 0115 982 4452, Forest In The Community 0115 982 4453, Forest In The City 0115 982 4328, Forest Foundation 0115 982 4317
- Ground Capacity: 30,576
- Pitch Dimensions: 115 yards x 78 yards

League Honours
- League Division One - Champions 1977-78 + Runners-Up 1966-67, 1978-79
- League Division Two - Champions 1906-07, 1921-22 + Runners-Up 1956-57
- Nationwide League Division One - Champions 1997-98
- Endsleigh League Division One - Runners-Up 1993-94
- League One - Runners-Up 2007-08
- League Division Three (South) - Champions 1950-51
- League Alliance - Champions 1891-92

Cup Honours
- F.A. Cup - Winners 1897-98, 1958-59 + Runners-Up 1990-91
- League Cup - Winners 1977-78, 1978-79 + Runners-Up 1979-80
- Littlewoods Cup - Winners 1988-89, 1989-90
- Rumbelows Cup - Runners-Up 1991-92
- Simod Cup - Winners 1988-89
- Zenith Data Systems Cup - Winners 1991-92
- Charity Shield - Winners 1978 + Finalists 1959
- Anglo-Scottish Cup - Winners 1976-77
- European Cup - Winners 1978-79, 1979-80
- UEFA Super Cup - Winners 1979-80 + Finalists 1980-81


Club Records
- Attendance: 49,946 vs Manchester United (28/10/1967) Division 1
- Gate receipts: £272,735 vs Sheffield Wednesday (19/01/1994) FA Cup 3rd Round
- Best league win: 12-0 vs Leicester City (12/04/1909) Division 1
- Worst league defeat: 1-9 vs Blackburn Rovers (10/04/1937) Division 2
- Best cup win: 14-0 vs Clapton (17/10/1891) FA Cup Round 1
- Most capped player: Stuart Pearce, 76 caps for England
- Most league appearances: Bob McKinlay, 614 (1951-1970)
- Most league goals: Grenville Morris, 199 (1898-1913)
- Most goals in one season: Wally Ardron, 36, (1950-1951) Division 3 south
- Transfer fee received: £8,500,000 for Stan Collymore from Liverpool (June 1995)
- Transfer fee paid: £4,500,000 for Pierre van Hooijdonk from Celtic (March 1997)

Managers
- Steve Cotterill (2011-)
- Steve McClaren (2011)
- Billy Davies (2009-2011)
- Colin Calderwood (2006-2008)
- Ian McParland and Frank Barlow - caretaker managers (2006)
- Gary Megson (2005-2006)
- Mick Harford (2004-2005)
- Joe Kinnear (2004)
- Paul Hart (2001-2004)
- David Platt (1999-2001)
- Ron Atkinson (1999)
- Micky Adams (1999)
- Dave Bassett (1997-99)
- Stuart Pearce (1996-97)
- Frank Clarke (1993-96)
- Brian Clough (1975-93)
- Allan Brown (1973-75)
- Dave Mackay (1972-73)
- Matt Gillies (1969-72)
- Johnny Carey (1963-68)
- Andy Beattie (1960-63)
- Billy Walker (1939-60)
- Harold Wightman (1936-39)
- Noel Watson (1931-36)
- Stan Hardy (1930-31)
- John Baynes (1925-29)
- Bob Masters (1912-25)
- Fred Erp (1909-12)
- Harry Haslam (1897-1909)
- Harry Radford (1889-97)
Grounds
- City Ground (1898 - )
- Town Ground (1890-98)
- Gregory Ground (1885-90)
- Parkside Ground (1882-85)
- Trent Bridge (1873-82)
- Castle Ground, The Meadows (1879-81)
- The Forest (1865-78)
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