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Image source, Getty ImagesSecond-half goals from Chris Wood, Josh Bowler and Ibrahim Sangare gave Nottingham Forest a win over League Two Chesterfield in their opening pre-season friendly.
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Image source, Nottingham ForestNottingham Forest's new home kit for this season has been unveiled.
The club said the shirt features two overlapping stars that represent the Reds' two European Cup wins in 1979 and 1980.
It added: "We wear those stars with pride and use it to drive our ambition. This kit represents the next chapter of Nottingham Forest."
Image source, Getty ImagesBBC Radio Nottingham's Colin Fray has been discussing Nottingham Forest's new signing Carlos Miguel, after the Brazilian goalkeeper revealed his "main objective" is to become an "important member" of Nuno Espirito Santo's team.
"Most of the club's delves into the South American market have been successful," Fray said on the Shut Up And Show More Football podcast.
"Danilo and Murillo have come across. Nicolas Dominguez has come through a different route, but he is another South American in the squad that is doing well. So Forest will be hoping Carlos Miguel is another one who will fit in.
"The signing is interesting for two reasons. First, Nuno was a goalkeeper so he obviously knows what he wants from a goalkeeper. He has now brought two goalkeepers in - one in each transfer window since he took charge. That tells you a lot about where he thinks Forest's goalkeeping department is at.
"Secondly, is Miguel going to be able to force his way into the team and how long is it going to take for him to force his way in? It will be interesting in pre-season to see how he starts to fit in, because he is 25 years old and hasn't played a lot of first-team professional football."
South American football journalist and Forest fan Nathan Joyes added: "Miguel defies logic and science in terms of how quickly he can react to initial saves and follow-up saves.
"From what I have seen, he is very impressive.
"I don't want to get caught saying that he is going to be on the same level as Murillo. I think Forest fans need to lower their expectations when it comes to other South Americans coming in, purely because of how good Murillo is."
The latest Shut Up And Show More Football has landed.
On this week's show, BBC Radio Nottingham's David Jackson and Colin Fray are joined by South American football journalist Nathan Joyes to discuss new goalkeeping recruit Carlos Miguel.
They will also be chatting pre-season friendlies and giving an update on the future of the City Ground.
Listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds
