Nottingham Forrest FC
67Official Name: Nottingham Forrest FC
President: Nigel Doughty
Secretary: Jane Carnelly
Press Officer: Fraser Nicholson
Coach: Colin Calderwood
Address: The City Ground, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG2, 5 FJ, England
Telephone: (+44) 0115 982 4444
Fax: (+44) 0115 982 4455
Uniform: Red, white shorts
Alternative uniform: White, red shorts
UEFA Cup winner: 1979, 1980
UEFA Super Cup winner: 1980
League Cup winner: 1978, 1979
FA Cup winner: 1898, 1959
Charity Shield winner: 1978
Victory Shield winner: 1919
Football League winner: 1978
Football League Cup winner: 1989, 1990
Football League First Division winner: 1998
Football League Third Division South winner: 1951
Full Members Cup winner: 1989, 1992
Football Alliance winner: 1892
Trofeo Colombino Cup winner: 1982, 1983
Nuremberg Tournament winner: 1982
1865: Foundation of NottinghamForest FC. Home ground: a forest recreation site in Nottingham
1886: Club donated a set of kits to Arsenal, helping them to form
1888: Joined Football Alliance
1889: New manager: Harry Radford
1892: Football Alliance winner
1897: New manager: Harry Haslam
1898: New Stadium: City Ground, FA Cup winner (3-1 against DerbyCounty)
1909: New manager: Fred Earp
1912: New manager: Bob Masters
1919: Victory Shield winner
1925: New manager: John Baynes
1930: New manager: Stan Hardy
1931: New manager: Noel Watson
1936: New manager: Harold Wightman
1939: New manager: Billy Walker
1949: Relegated to Third Division
1951: Division Three winner, Promoted to Division Two
1957: Promoted to Division One
1959: FA Cup winner
1960: New manager: Andy Beattie
1963: New manager: Johnny Carey
1969: New manager: Matt Gillies
1972: New manager: Dave Mackay, Relegated to Division Two
1973: New manager: Allan Brown
1975: January 6: New manager: Brian Clough
1977: Promoted to Division One
1978: League Cup winner, Charity Shield winner, Football League winner
1979: UEFA Cup winner (1-0 against Malmö), League Cup winner
1980: UEFA Cup winner (1-0 against Hamburger SV), UEFA Super Cup winner, Intercontinental Cup finalist
1981: UEFA Super Cup finalist
1982: Nuremberg Tournament winner, Trofeo Colombino Cup winner
1983: Trofeo Colombino Cup winner
1984: UEFA Cup finalist (lost to Anderlecht)
1989: Football League Cup winner, Full Members Cup winner
1990: Football League Cup winner
1991: FA Cup finalist (lost 2-1 against Tottenham Hotspur)
1992: Full Members Cup winner
1993: May: New manager: Frank Clark
1996: December: New manager: Stuart Pearce
1997: March: New manager: Dave Basset
1998: Football League Division One winner
1999: January: New manager: Micky Adams, January: New manager: Ron Atkinson, Relegated to Division One, July, New manager: David Platt
2001: New manager: Paul Hart
2004: February: New manager: Joe Kinnear, December: New manager: Mick Harford, Relegated to League One
2005: January: New manager: Gary Megson
2006: February: New managers: Frank Barlow and Ian McParland, May: New manager: Colin Calderwood
