Joe Worrall: Last News

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Joe Worrall boasts an impressive football career and has enjoyed huge success as the captain of Premier League club Nottingham Forest. The 26 year old, who plays as a centre-back for the team, first signed with Nottingham Forest back in 2011, having rejected interest from other local clubs such as Leicester City. Joe, who was born and grew up in Nottingham, was named captain of the team last year and has continued to play a vital role in their success.

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper continues to be frustrated by last weekend's refereeing decisions, calling for a 'strong' officiating performance for his side's trip to Chelsea.

Match of the Day host Gary Lineker has stood by his verdict on Manchester United despite the Reds coming from behind to beat Nottingham Forest 3-2 at Old Trafford.

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown has slammed VAR after they failed to overturn Manchester United's penalty against Nottingham Forest.

Former Atletico Madrid defender Felipe has outlined how he won his personal battle with Erling Haaland for Nottingham Forest at the weekend.

Pep Guardiola admitted he had been given a deserved yellow card after complaining to officials over a penalty claim for Erling Haaland.

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper has admitted that he has requested for centre-back Steve Cook to be re-registered to his 25-man squad ahead of the visit of Manchester City this weekend.

Nottingham Forest star Joe Worrall said "we were s***" live on air after their play-off final win over Huddersfield Town.A first half own goal from Huddersfield defender Levi Colwill proved to be the difference as Forest secured a 1-0 win at Wembley Stadium. Following the win, Forest will now return to the Premier League after a 23-year absence and the occasion appeared to get to Worrall after the match.During an interview with Sky Sports at full-time, Worrall's language forced the reporter speaking to him to apologise to the viewers at home."Like I keep saying we've been really good, not just this season," admitted Worrall.

Liverpool were allowed a goal against Nottingham Forest, despite Diogo Jota being 'clearly offside'.Jota plundered his 19th goal of the season on 78 minutes to sink Forest and fire Liverpool into an FA Cup semi final showdown with bitter rivals Manchester City at Wembley.But Steve Cooper's Championship side will wake up this morning knowing it could easily have been them heading to the famous stadium next month, after pushing Jurgen Klopp's men to the limit in this blood and thunder Cup clash.They had further cause for frustration, with Jota's winning goal appearing to have been scored from an offside position.Angry fans quickly took to social media after Jota had prodded the ball home from Kostas Tsimikas' shot, venting their anger at the decision to allow the goal.One fan fumed: “This better not count as a goal — Jota is clearly offside here.”Another added: “Isn't that Jota goal offside? I swear the rules change every week.”A third enraged fan also tweeted: “Diogo Jota is offside here and nobody can convince me otherwise.”Who will win this season's FA Cup? Let us know in the comments section below.Meanwhile, another angrily wrote: “VAR is f***ing disgraceful, Jota was offside.”Replays of the goal initially appeared to show that Jota had been offside before a VAR review clarified that Forest defender Tobias Figueiredo had marginally kept him onside.Liverpool were able to hold on after the goal, securing a spot in the last four and a meeting with their title rivals City, having been pushed to the limit by their Championship opponents.The game was fast and furious from the start, with Joe Worrall producing a great tackle on Jota as he charged through on goal, while at the opposite end Keinan Davis just failed to connect

Former Manchester City and England striker Trevor Sinclair has compared Manchester United youngster James Garner with club icon David Beckham.

Aaron Ramsey this month, with the former Arsenal star being linked with a return to the Premier League and is said to be of interest to Burnley and Wolves.And Eddie Howe's hunt for a new centre-back could lead him to Championship defender Joe Worrall of Nottingham Forest.Daily Star Sport has taken a look at the latest Newcastle United transfer news below. Nottingham Forest centre-back Joe Worrall is "on Newcastle United's list", it has been claimed.Eddie Howe is keen to bring in defensive reinforcements to help the club stave off relegation from the Premier League.

Joe Worrall has returned to Nottingham Forest after a proposed £15m move to Premier League new boys Brentford hit the skids. The 24-year-old is back at the City Ground after the Bees turned their attentions to Celtic stopper Kris Ajer, who will complete a £13.5m deal plus add-ons imminently.

Joe Worrall may have had a mixed loan spell in Govan, but still likes to remind Nottingham Forrest teammate Scott McKenna of the moment he got the better of his former rival's team. The towering defender scored in a 1-1 draw in a Scottish Cup quarter final clash at Pittodrie but his team were sent spinning out of the competition in the Ibrox replay.

Joe Worrall admits his temporary switch to Ibrox made him realise just how big a club Rangers are.