Nuno Espirito Santo says Nottingham Forest have "moved on" from their failed appeal against a points deduction as his struggling side focus on securing their Premier League survival. Looking to extend their stay in the Premier League to a third season,

Forest chairman Tom Cartledge explains why club are losing patience in bid to redevelop their historic stadium

Nottingham Forest are “progressing due diligence” on “several” alternative sites amid their row with Nottingham City Council regarding the City Ground. The club are in dispute with the council - who own the land where the stadium is situated - over rent and a new lease.

Nottingham Forest are facing counter-allegations that they are to blame for having “stalled” talks in the dispute that is threatening the future of the City Ground. As reported by The Athletic, the club are giving serious consideration to leaving their home of the last 125 years in a favour of a new 50,

Ola Aina has said Nottingham Forest are not bothered about losing the appeal against their four-point deduction for breaking financial rules. Forest were charged in January after breaching Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) by £34.

We asked for your thoughts on Nottingham Forest's failed appeal against their four-point punishment for breaching Premier League profit and sustainability rules. Here are some of your comments: Chris: We should not have appealed in the first place.