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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 101 entries checked · 83 flagged · 219 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 219 still open
Forest Forever Chant — The entry states the chant was sung before the kick-off of each match, but it was typically sung during the match, often after a goal or during a lull in play.
Forest Forever Chant — The entry claims the singing would only stop once Clough had acknowledged the chant with a wave, but there is no established canon that the singing would only stop once he did so.
Forest Fans United — William Henry Revis did not score Forest's first league goal in 1870; the Football League was not founded until 1888, and Forest's first league goal was scored in 1889.
The West Stand — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states that domestic fixtures were played in the stands, which is factually incorrect; matches are played on the pitch.
The City Ground — The STATS section lists FA Cup wins as '1959, 1960, 1999', but Nottingham Forest won the FA Cup in 1898, 1959, and 1999, not 1960.
The City Ground — The STATS section lists 'Premier League / First Division (1778, 1978)'; 1778 is not a valid football season and is a typo for 1978.
The East Stand — The 1979–80 season is incorrectly described as one in which Forest won the First Division title and the European Cup in the same campaign. In reality, Forest won the European Cup in 1979 and 1980, but they won the First Division title in the 1977–78 season, no
The Reds — Brian Clough's tenure at Nottingham Forest was from 1975 to 1993, not 1973–1980 as stated.
The South Stand — The South Stand is not the oldest structure at the City Ground; the oldest stand is the Trent End, which dates back to the 1890s, while the South Stand was built later (the current structure dates from the 1950s/1960s).
The South Stand — The South Stand does not house the club's main administrative offices; the main offices are located in the Peter Taylor Stand (formerly the Executive Stand) or the Bridgford Stand, not the South Stand.
The Tricky Trees — The tagline claims Nottingham Forest is 'the oldest remaining club in the English Football League (as of 2023)', but Notts County (founded 1862) and Stoke City (founded 1863) are older, making this factually incorrect.
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