Lee Camp
Luke Chambers
Wes Morgan
Kelvin Wilson
Chris Gunter
Paul Anderson
Lewis McGugan
Chris Cohen
Paul McKenna
Radoslaw Majewski
David McGoldrick
Karl Darlow
Guy Moussi
Dele Adebola
Robert Earnshaw
Nathan Tyson
Garath McCleary
Dexter Blackstock
Nottm Forest 2 Ipswich 0
THE alarm bells may be ringing for Roy Keane - but it takes more than an annoying noise to wind him up these days.
There was a time when the sound of a mobile phone going off during an interview would have meant Keane's icy stare for the guilty reporter.
It happened again on Saturday - but this time Keane admitted he was not so easily irritated.
"Maybe next time," he said. "There've been a lot of changes."
The Ipswich boss even joked with Forest fans who taunted him with: "Keano, what's the score?". Two goals meant a two-fingered response.
But that came after his own fans had chanted: "Keano, sort it out!"
Keane said: "If we keep conceding goals like we are it'll be very difficult to get into the play-offs.
"We're certainly unhappy but our performances haven't been that bad.
"It's important to see the effort and spirit is there. Nobody thought it would happen overnight. We've a long way to go."
David McGoldrick's first City Ground goal since signing from Southampton 15 months ago and a spectacular 35-yard free-kick from in-form Lewis McGugan sealed Forest's points.
McGoldrick, making his first start of the season after injury, raved about McGugan's wonder goal. He said: "Lewis has got one of the best strikes I've seen in football.
He's a great talent and it was a spectacular goal."
SUN STAR MAN
LEWIS McGUGAN (Forest). Goal of the season contender.
Graham Hill (The Sun)