Of all of the signings Forest made in the final week of the transfer window, I was pleased to see Carl Jenkinson arrive from Arsenal.
That's not to say I don't think the other three new arrivals - Brice Samba, John Bostock and Chema Rodriguez - will prove good additions, I will wait to see how they do once they get a chance in the team.
But I already know the calibre of player Jenkinson is, and I think he's a good signing.
It sounds like there was Premier League interest in him, which speaks volumes for his ability. I do think he is Premier League-quality. You don't play over 50 matches for Arsenal if you're no good.
It might feel a bit strange for him to leave his boyhood club to join Forest, but I can see him settling in very quickly and swiftly establishing himself as the first-choice right-back.
Matty Cash has done a good job there in the opening two matches of the season, not only defensively but also going forward - he showed that by getting forward to score in the first match against West Brom.
But I think he's better playing further forward, so Jenkinson's arrival will perhaps free him up to be given a more attacking role in the team.
Bostock's an interesting one - a player who was tipped for big things when he was starting out at Spurs, but has had a lot of clubs since then and was playing in France last season.
Will he be eager to prove a point on his return to English football? You hope so. You need players to have that hunger to do well.
