Nottingham Forest football shirt 2013

As Forest entered the 2013–14 season, the dream of a return to the Premier League remained alive. This red Adidas home shirt was worn during a period when the club was chasing play-off spots in the Championship and the City Ground still vibrated with longing for the glory days of the late 70s.

Facts:
• Brand: Adidas
• Year: 2013–14
• Size: XL
• Notes: Wear and tear on sponsor print

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FOOTBALL MEMORIES

The dream of the Premier League that slipped through their fingers

Billy Davies returned to the manager's post, and optimism was palpable. But despite good periods and a strong autumn, they failed to hold on to a play-off spot, and the dream of promotion had to be postponed once again.

Lansbury, Reid and the red heroes

Henri Lansbury controlled the midfield, Andy Reid provided experience and creativity, and Jamie Mackie tirelessly battled on the wing. Fans saw a squad with both heart and will, but also with a vulnerability when it really mattered.

Leicester fell – but Forest fell behind

Among the highlights was a victory over rivals Leicester City, who later went on to be promoted. But where Leicester found consistency, Forest ultimately faltered – and had to settle for a mid-table finish.

A shirt that reminds us of waiting and hope

The iconic tree logo with the two stars and the Fawaz sponsor print became the symbol of an era of ambition, but without fulfillment. The shirt tells the story of patience, longing, and a club that always dreams of more.

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Do you want to own a Nottingham Forest football shirt from the season when the hope of the Premier League was close – yet slipped away?