Reds issue 'famous' announcement as Troy Deeney makes Nottingham Forest plea

Hello Reds fans. Here are your latest Nottingham Forest headlines.

Nottingham Forest have confirmed that the team will be wearing their Garibaldi red kit for the play-off final next Sunday (May 29).

The club confirmed the news on social media with a video message from Nottingham-born defender Joe Worrall.

It is news that has gone down a storm with supporters on social media as the club prepares for the biggest day in recent memory when they face Huddersfield at Wembley Stadium.

Birmingham City forward Troy Deeney has made a heartfelt plea to the FA to look into player safety after a rise in incidents involving supporters clashing with players and managers.

Nottingham Forest were involved in one incident on Tuesday (May 17) when season ticket holder Robert Biggs, 30, was caught on television cameras assaulting Sheffield United captain Billy Sharp during a pitch invasion after their penalty shoot-out win. Biggs has since been jailed for 24 weeks.

Further incidents took place after Port Vale's play-off semi-final win over Swindon Town, as well as after Everton's victory over Crystal Palace at Goodison Park - a result which secured the Toffees' Premier League survival.

West Brom are reported to have stepped up their bid to land Millwall winger Jed Wallace amid transfer interest from Nottingham Forest.

Wallace, 28, will become a free agent this summer once his existing deal with Millwall runs out. The Lions have offered him a new deal, but the winger has yet to finalise an agreement with the London outfit.

A stagnation in contract talks has resulted in plenty of clubs showing an interest in the winger, including Forest and West Brom. Turkish side Besiktas, Sheffield United and Middlesbrough have also been credited with