Here are some details about Nottingham Forest

What is the club's home ground?

The name of the club's home stadium is City Ground.

What's the total capacity of this football stadium?

Approximately 31000 fans can fit inside the ground.

And where is it?

Nottingham is where you'll find this ground.

What less formal names does the team have?

This team are sometimes referred to as Forest.

They are also known as The Reds.

Yet another nickname this club has is The Tricky Trees.

How far back does this club go?

This club was founded way back in 1865.

What about the chairman, who's that?

Currently sitting in the chair is Nigel Doughty.

What about the day to day management? Who has that job?

Billy Davies is the current manager of the team.

What colours do they play their home games in?

When playing at home you'll see them in red shirts, white shorts and red socks.

What about when they are away from home? What's the kit used then?

When not playing at home the team's main kit is made up of white shirts, red shorts and white socks.

What happens if they need a kit other than the home or away strip?

If a kit other than the home and away strip is needed due to colour clashes you'll see them in blue shirts, blue shorts and blue socks.

There must be some notable players in the club's history so who are they?

Though every fan has their favorites, the likes of Bob McKinlay, Grenville Morris and Stan Collymore are among those the shouldn't be forgotten.

How about some more up to date stars on the field?

Chris Cohen, Luke Chambers and David McGoldrick should get a mention if we're bringing things more up to date.

Who do the fans love to hate?

Rivalries do change, but this club would probably still consider Derby County, Leicester City and Sheffield United among it's biggest rivals.

What is the club's official mascot?

The guy in suit is proudly dressed as Sherwood Bear, the club mascot.

Is there somewhere I can get more information?

If you want more details why not check out the clubs details at their website here http://www.nottinghamforest.co.uk.