7 famous celebrities who actually support Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest have attracted a number of celebrities you probably didn’t know about.

The current situation at Nottingham Forest is giving supporters an experience that many won’t be familiar with after years out of the Premier League.

A European place is up for grabs, which would be some achievement.

With that, we’re taking a look at 10 celebrities that you had no idea that they support Nottingham Forest.

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Stuart Broad

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Stuart Broad took 604 Test wickets in his illustrious career and has now switched to punditry.

He’s regularly seen attending games at Nottingham Forest, and was present when Steve Cooper lifted the Champions Play-off trophy.

Leigh Wood

Leigh Wood is a professional boxer who was born in Gedling, Nottinghamshire.

He’s a two time WBA World Champion and is looking to fight Anthony Cacace at the City Ground at some point in the future.

Joe Dempsie

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Joe Dempsie can be seen in Game of Thrones. He grew up in West Bridgford, which led to him becoming a Nottingham Forest supporter.

Many of you will remember him appearing on Soccer AM wearing the red shirt.

He’s been spotted at the City Ground quite regularly.

Lee Westwood

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Lee Westwood is one of the biggest celebrity Nottingham Forest fans.

The former Golf world number one was a VIP at the Newcastle United game earlier on this season, and he even competes in tournaments with his Forest notepad cover.

Carl Froch

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Carl Froch is a four-time Super Middleweight Champion of the World.

He even presented the Nottingham Forest European Cup-winning heroes with their induction into the National Football Museum Hall of Fame.

Paul Smith

If Steve Cooper had a favourite on the list it would be this guy.

Paul Smith, who is a famous fashion designer, has created plenty of items of clothing that the former Nottingham Forest boss donned during his time at the club.