Under the sure setting in of Autumn’s darkened skies, and with the country’s fireworks primed for the evenings festivities,  Nottingham Forest found themselves, once again, facing an opposition from the upper reaches of the Championship, themselves hoping to light the very skies for the City Ground faithful, with a victory and three points that would see them leapfrog their opponents, Bristol City.

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The great Dylan Thomas once wrote, “Wales is the land of my fathers, and my fathers can have it.” Under Cardiff Skies, it was clear that the inhabitants were somewhat more passionate with the fans in good voice ahead of their side, Cardiff’s tie with Nottingham Forest.

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Under darkened, autumnal skies, the scene was set; A near capacity City Ground buzzing, thousands of away fans having made the long trip down from the North East. With many watching on T.V screens around the world the teams walking out of the tunnel were set to impress, and certainly did not let the neutrals down.

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Thomas Jefferson, author of the declaration of independance and third president of the United States of America once wrote, “I’m a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work the more I have of it.” However, yesterday at the City Ground, Forest fans and players alike were left scratching their heads after a noticeably hard working, and good quality performance left them ‘unluckily’ with no points from a game that they deserved three.

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Do your amateur team mates, team or manager deserve more praise than they are getting? Read on for details.

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LTLF poses your questions to Nottingham Forest defender, Kelvin Wilson.

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LTLF introduces the second part of an exclusive interview with Nottingham Forest captain, James Perch.

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The 2008/09 season ended with Forest escaping relegation and climbing the league, James Perch found himself a big part of new manager Billy Davies’ plans, being handed the captaincy, and now, in the first part of his interview, he answers the questions you put to him.

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The football league have announced new regulations regarding financial issues as well as the much debated amount of substitutes.

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Rumour has it that the latest potential signings heading toward the City Ground may be those of Gary Mcsheffrey and Matthew Mills of Birmingham City and Doncaster Rovers respectively. LTLF assesses the potential accuracy of said transfers and the effect they could have on a promising season for the Reds.

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Despite the lack of any news regarding new transfer signings thus far, Mark Arthur has told supporters that he is still expecting a busy month ahead.

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Last season loanee, and close season target Joel Lynch has divided fans in his time at Forest, but with a string of impressive performances toward the end of the season, the Reds seem determined to get their man with only Brighton standing in their way.

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Nottingham Forest’s interest in Preston Captain, Paul Mckenna, has been confirmed by the lilywhites with two bids having been rejected, but the fight is not necessarily over.

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Forest Chief Executive, Mark Arthur, has today revealed that Nottingham Forest have submitted a bid in excess of £1 million for Southampton striker, David Mcgoldrick.

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Another article in response to Kammy’s picks of the season, this time I’ll focus on the Championship season past.

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So, skysports.com favourite pundit Kammy has produced his picks of the Premiership season, and there are few surprises. I however am fed up of the teams further down the league not getting the recognition they deserve, so I’ll endavour to produce an alternative set of picks of the year.

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Another season gone, and as the late, great George Harrison once sang, ‘all things must pass’. In Newcastle, Middlesbrough and West Bromwich Albion’s cases, this means passing down toward the Championship, with Burnley, Birmingham and Wolves replacing them.

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The leading scorers and shot-stoppers from all three divisions of The Football League are to receive PUMA Golden Boot and Golden Glove awards to mark their respective achievements in all competitions this season.

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Forest won our first ever FA Cup final in 1898. Contemporary reports of the historic 3-1 win over Derby are few and far between … until now!

This is your opportunity to own a copy of a rare, almost forgotten 100+ year old collectible booklet covering the teams that won the English FA Cup in its first 30 years, available again after many years.

First published in 1902 in the auspicious Strand magazine, The Teams that Won the World’s Greatest Football Competition 1871 – 1901 is a classic reprint of one of the earliest historical reference materials of the early years of the FA Cup and gives Forest historians and supporters the opportunity to own a really important historical account of the world’s greatest football competition and the first time we lifted the trophy. A time when Forest could claim to be the best team in the World.

This classic reprint is available for just £12.47. For further details and to order a copy please visit www.cinneide.net/facup

Forest’s under 18’s brought a three game losing streak to an end with an impressive 2-0 win tonight.

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