Warren Turner had the privilege of starting his journey as a Forest fan as Brian Clough’s last great side made Wembley their second home. He is a former local newspaper reporter and sub-editor now working as a teacher of English. This, his first book, is the realisation of a childhood dream to write about his beloved club.

"Warren Turner's bright red book tells of the Forest journey from Frank Clark to Steve Cooper in order to secure top-flight football again after an absence of 23 years. There's background, backstories and key match reports as viewed 'through the eyes of fans, players and pundits'. In fact, there's a great picture of No.9 Taiwo Awoniyi scoring 'the winner against Arsenal to ensure another Premier League season for Nottingham Forest'. Pictures can speak volumes as do the words - a great, informative book!"

Warren Turner had the privilege of starting his journey as a Forest fan as Brian Clough’s last great side made Wembley their second home. He is a former local newspaper reporter and sub-editor now working as a teacher of English. This, his first book, is the realisation of a childhood dream to write about his beloved club.

"Warren Turner's bright red book tells of the Forest journey from Frank Clark to Steve Cooper in order to secure top-flight football again after an absence of 23 years. There's background, backstories and key match reports as viewed 'through the eyes of fans, players and pundits'. In fact, there's a great picture of No.9 Taiwo Awoniyi scoring 'the winner against Arsenal to ensure another Premier League season for Nottingham Forest'. Pictures can speak volumes as do the words - a great, informative book!"

Warren Turner had the privilege of starting his journey as a Forest fan as Brian Clough’s last great side made Wembley their second home. He is a former local newspaper reporter and sub-editor now working as a teacher of English. This, his first book, is the realisation of a childhood dream to write about his beloved club.

"Warren Turner's bright red book tells of the Forest journey from Frank Clark to Steve Cooper in order to secure top-flight football again after an absence of 23 years. There's background, backstories and key match reports as viewed 'through the eyes of fans, players and pundits'. In fact, there's a great picture of No.9 Taiwo Awoniyi scoring 'the winner against Arsenal to ensure another Premier League season for Nottingham Forest'. Pictures can speak volumes as do the words - a great, informative book!"