The Nottingham Forest F.C. refuse to play soccer.
 At this time, clubs identified themselves more by their headgear than their shirts and a dozen red caps with tassels were duly purchased, making Forest the first club to 'officially' wear red, a colour that has since been adopted by a significant number of others
In the summer of 1991, Millwall's league top scorer Teddy Sheringham became Forest's record signing, for a fee of 2

