Davis blow
Nottingham Forest fans have been commenting on the news that influential loan striker Keinan Davis will miss the rest of the regular Championship season.
Manager Steve Cooper confirmed the news ahead of tonight's televised clash with West Brom at the City Ground.
Davis, who is on loan from Aston Villa, suffered a hamstring injury in the Reds' 1-0 Good Friday defeat at Luton. Cooper named Sam Surridge as replacement for Davis in tonight's team, but is hopeful Davis could be fit for the season-ending play-offs if Forest finish in the top six. He is predicted to be sidelined for four to five weeks.
Phillip Zinckernagel has returned to the starting team and Steve Cook has has been named on the bench, after recovering from an ankle injury.
Here is what the Reds faithful had to say...
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Fans react to West Brom win
Fans have taken to social media to respond to Nottingham Forest's 4-0 triumph over West Bromwich Albion in the Championship.
The Reds responded in style after falling to defeat at Luton on Good Friday. Brennan Johnson scored the opener through a penalty kick, before Ryan Yates doubled the lead minutes later.
Jack Colback's unique strike on the brink of half-time saw the hosts lead 3-0 at the break. And if three goals were not enough, Sam Surridge added his name to the scoresheet in the 93rd minute.
Steve Cooper's side remain fifth place on 70 points with five games left until the end of the season. Here is how the Forest faithful responded to the win...
Derby are down
Nottingham Forest's arch-rivals Derby County were relegated from the Championship this afternoon as they lost 1-0 at Queen's Park Rangers.
The Rams fell to defeat as Luke Amos scored two minutes from time to send Wayne Rooney's side hurtling towards League One next season after Reading snatched a last-gasp draw against Swansea. Derby's players and Rooney they saluted the Rams' travelling support in emotional scenes at Loftus Road in what has been a tumultuous season off the pitch.
The Rams were docked 21 points for FFP breaches and for being plunged into administration while they were also hit with a transfer embargo which made Rooney's job even more difficult. Forest fans have been keeping an eye on the developments of their fiercest rivals and here's what they had to say after their relegation was confirmed...
Forest favour helping Notts County
Ian Burchnall hailed Harry Arter's best performance for Notts County since his switch from Nottingham Forest and says his experience has been priceless.
Arter was handed the man of the match award for his performance in the Good Friday victory over King's Lynn as the Magpies came from behind to register a 4-1 win. The midfielder ensured there was no panic after Gold Omotayo scored a shock opener for the visitors as goals from Kyle Wootton, Callum Roberts, Aaron Nemane and Eli Sam secured a convincing win.
It was Arter's best display in a Notts shirt since his loan switch from Forest and both defender Dion Kelly-Evans and Nemane have said his arrival has had an excellent impact on the dressing room. And head coach Burchnall was quick to shower the 32-year-old with praise having stressed that his calmness in possession was pivotal in ensuring Notts produced the ideal response to their 5-1 defeat to Torquay the previous week.
