Nottingham FOReST Badge?

Feb 07, 4454 by Andy M | Posted in English Football (Soccer)

Why the letter "e" on the badge of forests, and the same letter on the seats of the Brian Clough Stand small box??

Someone told me it was to do with the letter e like an acorn to represent the Oak in Sherwood Forest?

The small electronic box built into the design of the badge, and it does not look all that is representative of an acorn, the story of R is lowered to resemble a stem, the "e" is and in this "R", but "E" does not match the design.

New Nottingham Forest Shirt info?

Aug 01, 2009 by Sam | Posted in Men's Premiere Leagues (UK)

I'm going to the shop at the City Ground next week to get the new 09/10 Home shirt and wondering if you can get the Championship style numbers and names from the shop as well because ive seen people at forest matches with the championship style numbers

Ye you can get it done there. Not sure about the badges though,.

YOU REDS NOTTINGHAM FOREST BADGE KISSING

HOBBO AND BOZ KISSIN THE FOREST BADGE UPPER BRIDGFORD U2 BLOCK

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