Tag: Nottingham Forest

Paul Richardson

Posted inEngland

NAME: Paul Richardson
BIRTHDATE: 25/10/1949
BIRTHPLACE: Selston
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 180 cm
POSITION: Midfielder

SENIOR CAREER:
Nottingham Forest (223/18)
1967/68 First Division (2/0) 11th
1968/69 First Division (17/1) 18th
1969/70 First Division (29/1) 15th
1970/71 First Division (29/1) 16th
1971/72 First Division (34/5) 21st
1972/73 Second Division (22/3) 14th
1973/74 Second Division (25/2) 7th
1974/75 Second Division (38/4) 16th
1975/76 Second Division (24/1) 8th
1976/77 Second Division (2/0) 3rd
Chester
1976/77 Third Division (28/2) 13th
Stoke City (127/10)
1977/78 Second Division (33/2) 7th
1978/79 Second Division (40/6) 3rd
1979/80 First Division (36/2) 18th
1980/81 First Division (18/0) 11th
Sheffield United (36/2)
1981/82 Fourth Division (20/1) 1st
1982/83 Third Division (16/1) 11th
Blackpool (loan)
1982/83 Fourth Division (4/0) 21st
Swindon Town
1983/84 Fourth Division (7/0) 17th
Swansea City
1984/85 Third Division (12/0) 20th

INTERNATIONAL CUPS: –

NATIONAL TEAM: –

HONOURS:
Nottingham Forest
1976/77 Second Division (3rd promotion)
Stoke City 
1978/79 Second Division (3rd promotion)
Sheffield United
1981/82 Fourth Division  

INDIVIDUAL: –

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: –

Peter Wells

Posted inEngland

After his positive first season at Nottingham Forest during 1975-76, Peter Wells lost his place after squad’s poor start to the following season. Southampton snapped him up for £8,000 and Wells took over from Ian Turner, becoming the Saints’ fifth goalkeeper of the season as Lawrie McMenemy rebuilt his Cup-winning side for promotion. That goal was duly achieved in 1997-78, with Wells playing far more often than Turner. But now he had to compete with Terry Gennoe, who played almost throughout the team’s two Cup runs in 1978-79, including the League Cup Final. Over the next three seasons, Peter saw off Gennoe and then outlasted Ivan Katalinic. But then Peter Shilton arrived in the summer of 1982. Wells had outlived three competitors in five-and-a-half seasons but could not hope to contest the jersey with Shilton. Still only 27, he had almost 200 lower-division games left in him, before he wound down in non-league football. (from: https://www.saintsplayers.co.uk)

NAME: Peter Arthur Wells
BIRTHDATE: 13/08/1956
BIRTHPLACE: Nottingham
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 185 cm
POSITION: Goalkeeper

SENIOR CAREER:
Nottingham Forest
1975-76 Second Division (23/0) 8th
1976-77 Second Division (4/0) 3rd
Southampton (141/0)
1976-77 Second Division (24/0) 9th
1977-78 Second Division (30/0) 2nd
1978-79 First Division (19/0) 14th
1979-80 First Division (25/0) 8th
1980-81 First Division (30/0) 6th
1981-82 First Division (10/0) 7th
1982-83 First Division (3/0) 12th
Milwall (33/0) 
1982-83 Third Division 17th 
1983-84 Third Division 9th 
1984-85 Third Division 2nd
Leyton Orient (148/0) 
1985-86 Fourth Division 5th
1986-87 Fourth Division 7th
1987-88 Fourth Division 8th
1988-89 Fourth Division 6th

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
Southampton
1976-77 Cup Winners’ Cup (2/0) QF
1981-82 UEFA Cup (2/0) R2

NATIONAL TEAM: –

HONOURS:
Nottingham Forest
1976-77 Second Division (4/0) 3rd promotion
Southampton 
1977-78 Second Division (30/0) 2nd promotion
1978/79 League Cup (runner-up)
Milwall 
1984-85 Third Division 2nd promotion
Leyton Orient 
1988-89 Fourth Division 6th

INDIVIDUAL: –

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: –

 

 

1980/81 Nottingham Forest

Posted inEngland

Nottingham Forest
GK Peter Shilton (40/0)
GK Steve Sutton (2/0) 
CB Kenny Burns (30/5) 
CB David Needham (17/0) 
CB Einar Aas (7/1) 
RB Viv Anderson (31/0)
LB Frank Gray (40/3)
DF Bryn Gunn (26/0)
DF Larry Lloyd (18/0)
MF John McGovern (27/0)
MF Gary Mills (27/5)
MF Raimondo Ponte (21/3) 
MF Stuart Gray (14/1)
LM John Robertson (38/6)
LM Colin Walsh (16/4)
MF Martin O’Neill (24/3)
MF Ian Bowyer (21/3)
FW Ian Wallace (37/11)
FW Trevor Francis (18/6)
FW Peter Ward (16/2)
FW Garry Birtles (9/6)
Manager: Brian Clough

Steve Sutton

Posted inEngland

Steve Sutton began his career at Nottingham Forest as understudy to Peter Shilton. Following the departure in turn of Shilton’s replacement Hans van Breukelen in 1984, he then had to compete with Hans Segers for the No.1 jersey. He became regular first-choice in the middle 80s. After playing in two victorious League Cup finals in 1989 and 1990, Sutton’s position increasingly came under threat from promising understudy Mark Crossley. In his thirteen years with Nottingham Forest Sutton recorded 257 appearances for the first team, his moustache and lazy right eye making him something of a club icon during the period. After two brief spell with Coventry City and Luton Town, Sutton played five seasons with Derby County and ended his professional career at Birmingham City.

NAME: Stephen Sutton
BIRTHDATE: 16/04/1961
BIRTHPLACE: Hartington
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 185 cm
POSITION: Goalkeeper

SENIOR CAREER:
Nottingham Forest (199/0)
1979/80 First Division (0/0) 5th
1980/81 First Division (1/0) 7th
1981/82 First Division (1/0) 12th
1982/83 First Division (17/0) 5th
1983/84 First Division (6/0) 3rd
1984/85 First Division (14/0) 9th
1985/86 First Division (31/0) 8th
1986/87 First Division (28/0) 8th
1987/88 First Division (35/0) 3rd
1988/89 First Division (36/0) 3rd TOP
1989/90 First Division (30/0) 9th
1990/91 First Division (1/0) 8th
Coventry City
1990/91 First Division (1/0) 16th
Luton Town
1991/92 First Division (14/0) 20th
Derby County (75/0) 
1984/85 Third Division (14/0) 7th
1991/92 Second Division 3rd
1992/93 First Division* 8th
1993/94 First Division* 6th
1994/95 First Division* 9th
1995/96 First Division* 2nd
Birmingham City 
1996/97 First Division* (6/0) 10th 

1997/98 Grantham Town (27/0)

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
Nottingham Forest
1983/84 UEFA Cup (2/0) SF
1984/85 UEFA Cup (2/0) R1

NATIONAL TEAM: –

HONOURS:
Nottingham Forest
1988/89 League Cup 
1988/89 Full Members Cup
1989/90 League Cup
Derby County 
1995/96 First Division* (2nd promotion) 

INDIVIDUAL:
1992/93 Nottingham F. Player of the Year

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: 
1989 League Cup final: Nottingham 3-1 Luton
1990 League Cup final: Nottingham 1-0 Oldham

Steve Sutton – Nottingham Forest

 

Stuart Gray

Posted inEngland

NAME: Stuart Gray
BIRTHDATE: 19/04/1960
BIRTHPLACE: Withernsea
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 178 cm
POSITION: Midfielder

SENIOR CAREER:
Nottingham Forest (49/3)
1980/81 First Division (14/1) 7th
1981/82 First Division (33/2) 12th
1982/83 First Division (2/0) 5th
Bolton Wanderers 
1982/83 Second Division (10/0) 22nd
Barnsley (120/23) 
1983/84 Second Division (17/8) 14th
1984/85 Second Division (7/1) 11th
1985/86 Second Division (36/1) 12th
1986/87 Second Division (40/11) 11th
1987/88 Second Division (20/2) 14th
Aston Villa (106/9) 
1987/88 Second Division (20/5) 2nd
1988/89 First Division (35/4) 17th
1989/90 First Division (29/0) 2nd
1990/91 First Division (22/0) 17th
1991/92 First Division (0/0) 7th
Southampton (12/0) 
1991/92 First Division 16th
1992/93 Premier League 18th

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
Nottingham Forest
1980/81 Intercontinental Cup (1/0) RU
Aston Villa
1990/91 UEFA Cup (4/0) R2

NATIONAL TEAM: –

HONOURS:
Nottingham Forest
1980/81 Intercontinental Cup (runner-up)
Aston Villa 
1987/88 Second Division (2nd promotion)
1989/90 First Division (runner-up) 

INDIVIDUAL: 
1986/87 Barnsley top scorer 

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: –

 

Einar Aas

Posted inNorway

NAME: Einar Jan Aas
BIRTHDATE: 12/10/1955
BIRTHPLACE: Moss
NATIONALITY: Norway
HEIGHT: 185 cm
POSITION: Centre back

SENIOR CAREER:
1972/79 Moss
Bayern Munich (13/1)
1979/80 Bundesliga (6/1) 1st
1980/81 Bundesliga (7/0) 1st
Nottingham Forest (21/1)
1980/81 First Division (7/1) 7th
1981/82 First Division (14/0) 12th

1983/87 Moss (43/1)

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
Bayern Munich
1980/81 European Cup (2/0) 

NATIONAL TEAM:
1977/86 Norway (35/3)

HONOURS:
Moss
1976 2. Divisjon Group A 1st (promotion)
1987 1. Divisjon
Bayern Munich
1979/80 Bundesliga
1980/81 Bundesliga

INDIVIDUAL: 
1977 Norwegian Central Defender of the Year
1979 Norwegian Central Defender of the Year

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: –

 

David Needham

Posted inEngland

NAME: David William Needham
BIRTHDATE: 21/05/1949
BIRTHPLACE: Leicester
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 185 cm
POSITION: Centre back

SENIOR CAREER:
Notts County (429/32)
1965/66 Fourth Division (6/0) 8th
1966/67 Fourth Division (17/0) 20th
1967/68 Fourth Division (31/0) 17th
1968/69 Fourth Division (44/2) 19th
1969/70 Fourth Division (45/2) 7th
1970/71 Fourth Division (46/5) 1st
1971/72 Third Division (32/5) 4th
1972/73 Third Division (45/6) 2nd
1973/74 Second Division (39/1) 10th
1974/75 Second Division (42/3) 14th
1975/76 Second Division (42/2) 5th
1976/77 Second Division (41/6) 8th
Queens Park Rangers
1977/78 First Division (18/3) 19th
Nottingham Forest (86/9) 
1977/78 First Division (16/4) 1st
1978/79 First Division (26/2) 2nd
1979/80 First Division (10/1) 5th
1980/81 First Division (17/0) 7th
1981/82 First Division (17/2) 12th
Toronto Blizzard
1982 NASL (12/1) QF

1983/86 Kettering Town (22/2) 

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
Nottingham Forest
1978/79 European Cup (4/1) W
1979/80 European Cup (1/0) W
1980/81 European Cup (2/0) R1

NATIONAL TEAM: –

HONOURS:
Notts County 
1970/71 Fourth Division 
1972/73 Third Division (2nd promotion)
Nottingham Forest 
1977/78 First Division 
1977/78 League Cup 
1978/79 Charity Shield
1978/79 First Division (runner-up)
1978/79 League Cup 
1978/79 European Cup
1979/80 League Cup (runner-up)
1979/80 European Cup 

INDIVIDUAL: 
1969/70 Notts County Player of the Year

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: 
1979 League Cup final: Nottingham F. 3-2 Southampton

Sport, Football, pic: circa 1980, David Needham, Nottingham Forest central defender 1977-1981 (Photo by Bob Thomas Sports Photography via Getty Images)
David Needham, Nottingham Forest (Photo by Peter Robinson/EMPICS via Getty Images)

 

Colin Walsh

Posted inScotland

NAME: Colin David Walsh
BIRTHDATE: 22/07/1962
BIRTHPLACE: Hamilton
NATIONALITY: Scotland
HEIGHT: 175 cm
POSITION: Left winger

SENIOR CAREER:
Nottingham Forest (139/32)
1979/80 First Division (0/0) 5th
1980/81 First Division (16/4) 7th
1981/82 First Division (15/3) 12th
1982/83 First Division (37/5) 5th
1983/84 First Division (38/13) 3rd
1984/85 First Division (13/1) 9th
1985/86 First Division (20/6) 8th
1986/87 First Division (0/0) 8th
Charlton Athletic (242/21)
1986/87 First Division (33/6) 19th
1987/88 First Division (11/3) 17th
1988/89 First Division (5/0) 14th
1989/90 First Division (27/2) 19th
1990/91 Second Division 16th
1991/92 Second Division 7th
1992/93 First Division* 12th
1993/94 First Division* 11th
1994/95 First Division* 15th
1995/96 First Division* 6th

1988/89 Peterborough United (loan) (5/1)
1990/91 Middlesbrough (loan) (13/1)

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
Nottingham Forest
1980/81 UEFA Super Cup (1/0) 
1983/84 UEFA Cup (10/3) SF
1984/85 UEFA Cup (1/0) R1

NATIONAL TEAM:
1982/83 SCOTLAND U21 (5/1)

HONOURS:
Nottingham Forest
1980/81 UEFA Super Cup (runner-up) 

INDIVIDUAL:
Charlton Athletic Hall of Fame

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: –

 

Mark Proctor

Posted inEngland

NAME: Mark Gerard Proctor
BIRTHDATE: 30/01/1961
BIRTHPLACE: Middlesbrough
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 178 cm
POSITION: Midfielder

SENIOR CAREER:
Middlesbrough (229/18)
1978/79 First Division (33/9) 12th
1979/80 First Division (38/2) 9th
1980/81 First Division (38/1) 14th
1988/89 First Division (10/0) 18th
1989/90 Second Division (45/2) 21st
1990/91 Second Division (18/2) 7th
1991/92 Second Division (36/2) 2nd
1992/93 Premiership (11/0) 21st
Nottingham Forest (64/5)
1981/82 First Division (37/1) 12th
1982/83 First Division (27/4) 5th
Sunderland (117/20)
1982/83 First Division (5/0) 16th
1983/84 First Division (41/2) 13th
1984/85 First Division (17/2) 21st
1985/86 Second Division (19/0) 18th
1986/87 Second Division (31/8) 20th
1987/88 Third Division (4/0) 1st
Sheffield Wednesday (59/4)
1987/88 First Division (35/2) 11th
1988/89 First Division (24/2) 15th
Tranmere Rovers (31/1)
1993/94 First Division* 5th
1994/95 First Division* 5th
St Johnstone
1995/96 Scottish First Division (6/0) 4th

1996 South Shields
1997/98 Hartlepool United (6/0)

INTERNATIONAL CUPS: –

NATIONAL TEAM: –

HONOURS:
Middlesbrough
1980/81 Kirin Cup
1991/92 Second Division (2nd promotion)
Sunderland
1984/85 League Cup (runner-up)
1987/88 Third Division

INDIVIDUAL: 
1985/86 Sunderland Player of the Year
1986/87 Sunderland top scorer

 

Colin Todd

Posted inEngland

A centre back with devastating speed and strengh of tackle, Colin Todd made more than 600 appearances in the Football League, playing for Sunderland, Derby County, Everton, Birmingham City, Nottingham Forest, Oxford United and Luton Town, and also played in the North American Soccer League for the Vancouver Whitecaps. He won two First Division with Derby County during the 1970s, and won the PFA Players’ Player of the Year award in 1975. He was included three times in the First Division PFA Team of the Year and two times in the World Soccer World XI. He was capped by England on 27 occasions.

NAME: Colin Todd
BIRTHDATE: 12/12/1948
BIRTHPLACE: Chester-le-Street, County Durham
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 180 cm
POSITION: Defender, Centre back

SENIOR CAREER:
Sunderland (173/3)
1966/67 First Division (24/0) 17th
1967/68 First Division (42/2) 15th
1968/69 First Division (41/0) 17th
1969/70 First Division (40/1) 21st
1970/71 Second Division (26/0) 13th
Vancouver Royal Canadians (loan)
1967 USA Championship (12/1) 5th West
Derby County (293/6)
1970/71 First Division (14/0) 9th
1971/72 First Division (40/2) 1st
1972/73 First Division (41/1) 7th
1973/74 First Division (40/0) 3rd
1974/75 First Division (39/0) 1st
1975/76 First Division (42/1) 4th
1976/77 First Division (41/1) 15th
1977/78 First Division (32/1) 12th
1978/79 First Division (4/0) 19th
Everton (32/1)
1978/79 First Division (29/1) 4th
1979/80 First Division (3/0) 19th
Birmingham City (93/0)
1979/80 Second Division (34/0) 3rd
1980/81 First Division (40/0) 13th
1981/82 First Division (19/0) 16th
Nottingham Forest (36/0)
1982/83 First Division (23/0) 5th
1983/84 First Division (13/0) 3rd
Oxford United
1983/84 Third Division (12/0) 1st
Vancouver Whitecaps
1984 NASL (8/0) SF
Luton Town (2/0)
1984/85 First Division (2/0) 13th

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
Derby County
1972/73 European Cup (8/0) SF
1974/75 UEFA Cup (5/0) R3
1975/76 European Cup (4/0) R2
1976/77 UEFA Cup (4/0) R2
Nottingham Forest
1983/84 UEFA Cup (4/0) SF

NATIONAL TEAM:
1972/77 ENGLAND (27/0); ENGLAND U18
1967 UEFA Euro U18 – RU
1971/72 British Home Championship (1/0) 1st
1973/74 British Home Championship (4/0) 1st
1974/75 British Home Championship (3/0) 1st
1975/76 British Home Championship (2/0) 2nd
1976/77 British Home Championship (1/0) 3rd

HONOURS:
Derby County
1971/72 First Division
1974/75 First Division 
1975/76 Charity Shield
Birmingham City
1979/80 Second Division (3rd promotion)
Oxford United
1983/84 Third Division 

INDIVIDUAL: 
1971/72 Derby County Player of the Year
1973/74 First Division PFA Team of the Year
1974/75 First Division PFA Team of the Year
1974/75 PFA Players’ Player of the Year
1975 World Soccer World XI
1975/76 First Division PFA Team of the Year
1976 World Soccer World XI
1979/80 Second Division PFA Team of the Year

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: 
1975 Charity Shield: Derby 2-0 West Ham

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