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This article contains statistics and records related to Nottingham Forest F.C..

Honours and achievements edit

Source:^[1]^{[nb 1]}^{[nb 2]}

Domestic edit

League

First Division (level 1)
- Champions: 1977–78
- Runners-up: 1966–67, 1978–79
Second Division / First Division / Championship (level 2)
- Champions: 1906–07, 1921–22, 1997–98
- Runners-up: 1956–57, 1993–94
- Promoted: 1976–77
- Play-off winners: 2022
Third Division South / League One (level 3)
- Champions: 1950–51
- Runners-up: 2007–08
Football Alliance
- Champions: 1891–92

Cup

FA Cup
- Winners: 1897–98, 1958–59
- Runners-up: 1990–91
Football League Cup
- Winners: 1977–78, 1978–79, 1988–89, 1989–90
- Runners-up: 1979–80, 1991–92
FA Charity Shield
- Winners: 1978
- Runners-up: 1959
Full Members' Cup
- Winners: 1988–89, 1991–92

European edit

European Cup
- Winners: 1978–79, 1979–80
European Super Cup
- Winners: 1979
- Runners-up: 1980
Intercontinental Cup^[2]
- Runners-up: 1980

Minor titles

Anglo-Scottish Cup
- Winners: 1977

Football League Centenary Tournament
- Winners: 1988

Club records edit

Most appearances for the club (in all competitions): 692 – Bob McKinlay (1951–1970)^[3]
Most goals for the club (in all competitions): 217 – Grenville Morris (1898–1913)^[4]
Highest attendance: 49,946 vs. Manchester United in Division 1, 28 October 1967^[5]
Lowest attendance: 2,031 vs. Brentford in the English Football League Trophy, 31 October 2006^[5]
Record receipts: £499,099 vs. Bayern Munich in UEFA Cup quarter final 2nd leg, 19 March 1996
Longest sequence of league wins: 7, wins from 9 May 1922 to 1 September 1922^[6]
Longest sequence of league defeats: 14, losses from 21 March 1913 to 27 September 1913^[6]
Longest sequence of unbeaten league matches: 42, from 26 November 1977 to 25 November 1978^[6]
Longest sequence of league games without a win: 19, from 8 September 1998 to 16 January 1999^[6]
Longest sequence of league games without a goal: 7, 13 December 2003 to 7 February 2004 and 26 November 2011 to 31 December 2011^[7]
Quickest goal:^[8]
- League: 14 seconds,^[9] Jack Lester vs Norwich City, 8 March 2000
- League Cup: 23 seconds,^[10] Paul Smith vs Leicester City, 18 September 2007 in the League Cup †
Record win (in all competitions): 14–0, Vs. Clapton (away), 1st round FA Cup, 17 January 1891^[11]^[12]

Record defeat (in all competitions): 1–9, Vs. Blackburn Rovers, Division 2, 10 April 1937^[11]
Most league points in one season
- 2 points for a win (46 games): 70, Division 3 South, 1950–51
- 2 points for a win (42 Games): 64, Division 1. 1977–78
- 3 points for a win: 94, Division 1, 1997–98
Most league goals in one season: 110, Division 3, 1950–51
Highest league scorer in one season: Wally Ardron, 36, Division 3 (South), 1950–51^[13]
Most internationally capped player: Stuart Pearce, 76 for England (78 total)
Youngest league player: Craig Westcarr, 16 years, Vs. Burnley 13 October 2001^[14]
Oldest league player: Dave Beasant, 42 years 47 days, Vs. Tranmere Rovers 6 May 2001^[14]
Largest transfer fee paid: £30,000,000 to PSV for Ibrahim Sangaré^[15]
Largest transfer fee received: £47,500,000 from Tottenham Hotspur for Brennan Johnson^[16]
Most league points in one season: 94, Division 1, 1997–98
Most league goals in one season: 101, Third Division South, 1950–51

† By agreement with Leicester City, the game was a replay as the original match three weeks previous was abandoned at half time, due to the collapse of Leicester player Clive Clarke, with Forest leading 1–0.^[17]

Player records edit

Most appearances for the club (in all competitions, as of 2012):^[18]

Bob McKinlay: 685
Ian Bowyer: 564
Steve Chettle: 526
Stuart Pearce: 522
John Robertson: 514
Jack Burkitt: 503
Jack Armstrong: 460
Grenville Morris: 460
Geoff Thomas: 431
Viv Anderson: 430

Most goals for the club (in all competitions, as of 2012):^[19]

Player of the Season edit

Former club captain and manager Stuart Pearce won the Player of the Year award three times, a record he holds jointly with Des Walker. Kenny Burns, Nigel Clough, Andy Reid and Chris Cohen are the only players to win the award twice. Andy Reid holds the record for longest gap between Player of the Year awards with a gap of ten years.

Year	Winner
1977	Tony Woodcock^[20]
1978	Kenny Burns^[20]
1979	Garry Birtles^[20]
1980	Larry Lloyd^[20]
1981	Kenny Burns^[21]
1982	Peter Shilton^[21]
1983	Steve Hodge^[21]
1984	Chris Fairclough^[21]
1985	Jim McInally^[21]
1986	Nigel Clough^[21]
1987	Des Walker^[21]
1988	Nigel Clough^[21]
1989	Stuart Pearce^[21]
1990	Des Walker^[22]
1991	Stuart Pearce^[22]
1992	Des Walker^[22]

Year	Winner
1993	Steve Sutton^[22]
1994	David Phillips^[22]
1995	Steve Stone^[22]
1996	Stuart Pearce^[22]
1997	Colin Cooper^[22]
1998	Pierre van Hooijdonk^[22]
1999	Alan Rogers^[22]
2000	Dave Beasant^[23]
2001	Chris Bart-Williams^[23]
2002	Gareth Williams^[24]
2003	David Johnson^[25]
2004	Andy Reid^[26]
2005	Paul Gerrard^[27]
2006	Ian Breckin^[28]
2007	Grant Holt^[29]
2008	Julian Bennett^[30]

Year	Winner
2009	Chris Cohen^[31]
2010	Lee Camp^[32]
2011	Luke Chambers^[33]
2012	Garath McCleary^[34]
2013	Chris Cohen^[35]
2014	Andy Reid^[36]
2015	Michail Antonio^[37]
2016	Dorus de Vries^[38]
2017	Eric Lichaj^[39]
2018	Ben Osborn^[40]
2019	Joe Lolley^[41]
2020	Matty Cash^[42]
2021	Joe Worrall^[43]
2022	Scott McKenna^[44]
2023	Morgan Gibbs-White^[45]

All-time XI edit

Nottingham Forest F.C. All-time First XI

In 1997 and 1998, as part of the release of the book The Official History of Nottingham Forest, a vote was carried out to decide on the club's official All Time XI.^[46]

Position	Player	Years at club
GK	Peter Shilton	1977–82
RB	Viv Anderson	1974–84
RCB	Des Walker	1984–92; 2002–04
LCB	Kenny Burns	1977–81
LB	Stuart Pearce	1985–97
RCM	Martin O'Neill	1971–81
ACM	Roy Keane	1990–93
LCM	Archie Gemmill	1977–79
RW	Ian Storey-Moore	1962–72
CF	Trevor Francis	1979–81
LW	John Robertson	1970–83; 1985–86

In 2016, Nottingham Forest season ticket holders voted for the club's greatest eleven to commemorate the club's 150th anniversary.^[47]