Nottingham Forest
The only club with more European Cups than league titles — back-to-back kings of Europe in 1979 and 1980.
Established
1865
Ground
The City Ground
Manager
Oliver Glasner
🏆 Honours & Legacy
Forest have one of football's most insane legacies:
- 2x European Cups (1979, 1980)
- 1 League Title
- 2 FA Cups
They are the only club to have more European Cups than league titles.
🔄 Recent History
Nottingham Forest returned to the Premier League in 2022 after 23 years away and have been one of the league's most volatile stories since — especially in 2025-26, when they went through four managers in a single season: Nuno Espírito Santo, Ange Postecoglou (39 days), Sean Dyche (114 days), and Vitor Pereira, who steadied the ship, secured survival, and led Forest to their first European semi-final since 1984 — only to be dismissed himself just weeks later. Oliver Glasner, fresh off winning the FA Cup, Community Shield, and Conference League with Crystal Palace, was appointed in July 2026 on a club-record contract for a coach.
🐐 Greatest Ever Player
- Brian Clough (manager) — turned them from a second division side to kings of Europe. Often labeled one of England's greatest managers.
- John Robertson — star of the Clough era.
🏈 US Sports Doppelganger
Who in US sports best represents Nottingham Forest's story?
New York Knicks — huge history, chaotic present, massive expectations.
⭐ Most Famous Moment: Back-to-back European Cups
Their back-to-back European Cup wins under Brian Clough — one of the greatest achievements in sports history.
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