Your Nottingham Forest headlines on Thursday, May 18.
£100m action
Nottingham Forest will reportedly sue Everton for £100m if the Reds are relegated from the Premier League this season and the Toffees survive.
The Daily Mail claim that if Forest are relegated they will join forces with the two other relegated clubs to sue Everton for a total of £300m.
It is said Forest, Southampton - who are already relegated - Leicester City, Leeds United and Burnley have told the Premier League they believe they are entitled to compensation from Everton if they are found guilty of breaching spending rules.
'Best game' admission
Former Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Brice Samba has called his performance against Sheffield United a year ago as "probably the best game I’ve ever had".
The shot-stopper performed heroically in the second leg of the Reds' semi-final playoff win over the Blades last season. He made a number of key saves including three in the penalty shootout.
Forest went into the second leg with a slender 2-1 lead from the first leg at Bramall Lane after goals from Jack Colback and Brennan Johnson.
Huge challenges overcome
Nottingham Forest defender Joe Worrall has found the step up to the Premier League a challenge, both physically and mentally.
That is according to BT Sport commentator Darren Fletcher, who says he is delighted the central defender has shown what he can do in the top flight recently after experiencing a difficult first season at the level.
Fletcher says the 26-year-old club captain has not been helped by injuries to Moussa Niakhate, Scott McKenna and Willy Boly, while Felipe did not bring his ability and experience to the team until January.
Transfer confirmed
Nottingham Forest have confirmed that forward Will Swan has joined Mansfield Town on a permanent transfer.
The 22-year-old has impressed during a loan spell this season at the Stags where he scored nine goals in 33 appearances. Swan was an academy graduate at Forest where he made two first-team appearances.
His performances for Nigel Clough's team put them on the verge of the League Two play-offs before missing out by just a single point on the final day of the season despite beating Colchester United.
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