The imminent sale of Nottingham Forest striker Ben Brereton to Blackburn Rovers is disappointing for many, and yet inevitable for some. For Paul Severn, it’s one of many difficult decisions to be made in football, and one which shouldn’t cloud the positivity around the City Ground
Twelve months after narrowly avoiding relegation, Nottingham Forest are in a much better place, despite slow progress on the pitch. Paul Severn takes a look back over a season of two halves — with an eye on the future
Ahead of Nottingham Forest’s FA Cup fixture against Arsenal tomorrow, Paul Severn asks if top flight football will ever return to the City Ground on a regular basis
As Nottingham Forest continue to progress and develop this season — albeit not as quick as some would like — it’s about time the continual knee-jerk reactions of the Fawaz Al Hasawi era are put behind us, says Paul Severn
The £14m sale of Britt Assombalonga to Middlesbrough is good business for Nottingham Forest. But the money rewarded to relegated clubs is increasingly a problem
Sunday’s game against Ipswich will decide Nottingham Forest’s future — for better or worse. It’s been an abject season in many ways but whatever happens we — the supporters, the fans — will always be here says Paul Severn
Saturday’s winning goal by an Academy graduate, on the fifth anniversary of Nigel Doughty’s death, was a fitting tribute to the legacy of the former Nottingham Forest owner, says Paul Severn
Falling attendances at the City Ground this season have epitomised the lack of hope many fans feel about their club. But it’s also part of a wider problem in football, says Paul Severn
After the abysmal performance against Cardiff City on Saturday, patience and tempers are beginning to fray. Clear heads and minds are needed at Nottingham Forest, now more than ever, says Paul Severn
Everything was beginning to look so promising this season. And then we sold Oliver Burke. We deserved better, says Paul Severn
