Stuart Pearce meant the world to thousands of Nottingham Forest fans during his 12-year playing career at the City Ground. But despite things not working out in his second stint as manager, Jonathan Stevenson still carries a torch for Psycho
As Dougie Freedman takes Nottingham Forest to Brighton & Hove Albion today, Matt Woosnam, online editor of the Crystal Palace fanzine Five Year Plan, tells us what to expect from the new Reds’ manager
While Stuart Pearce might have gone, the players who have under-performed remain. Brandon Reeves thinks it’s time some of them raised their game, Henri Lansbury in particular
Seeing Stuart Pearce fail as manager, after such a promising start, has to be one of the toughest experiences Nottingham Forest fans will ever endure. Paul Severn wonders whether he ever stood a chance of achieving anything other than a short-term bounce or flirtation with the play-offs
In a whirlwind few hours at the City Ground, Dougie Freedman became the new Nottingham Forest manager as Stuart Pearce was shown the door after a dismal run
