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LEADING REDS OUT MAKES WORRALL

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CHAMPIONSHIP
By Ben Pound

JOE Worrall was “immensely proud” to captain Nottingham Forest on his return to action this week.
The 23-year-old defender had been out of action since breaking a foot two games into the new term.
He returned ahead of schedule against Watford and was named captain by Chris Hughton in the absence of injured duo Jack Colback and Scott McKenna.
“The gaffer gave me the armband, it is something that I am immensely proud of. Seeing the ‘c’ next to ‘Worrall’ gives me butterflies,” Worrall said following the goalless dr...

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