Last month we celebrated the 57th birthday of Nottingham Forest legend Stuart Pearce.
From his bullet free-kicks in Garibaldi to his crunching challenges and lion-hearted passion playing for England, there is no doubt that Pearce will forever go down as one the City Ground's greatest.
But who is the best ever?
Peter Shilton may put his case forward. The 69-year-old is arguably England's greatest ever goalkeeper having earned 125 caps during a career that spanned four decades.
David Prutton's final Championship table had Norwich City finishing third with 107 points
Across seventeen World Cup games with the three Lions, Shilton managed 10 clean sheets - a record bettered by noone.
Do you consider on of his back to back European Cup winning teammates the greatest?
Larry Lloyd, Kenny Burns, Garry Birtles, John McGovern, Viv Anderson, John Robertson and even current Reds boss Martin O'Neill have all been uttered in Trentside rows over who is the best ever.
Under Brian Clough they each achieved the unthinkable, lifting six trophies in two seasons.
Roy Keane responds to question about leaving Nottingham Forest for Manchester United
Or is Clough's son Nigel the best you've ever seen? Nigel scored 131 goals over two spells at the City Ground and helped fire the Reds to successive League Cup victories in the late eighties.
The seventies may have been the golden years for Forest, but it would be rude not to put some of our late eighties and nineties heroes on the list, like Des Walker and Stan Collymore.
So who is the best? Have your say in our poll below!
