My City My Shirt

To celebrate the diversity of our great club’s fanbase, the Supporters Trust with the support of the Club and the FSA are launching the ‘My City My Shirt’ initiative.

This is part of a wider ‘Fans for Diversity’ campaign led by the Football Supporters’ Association’s Anwar Uddin with partners Kick It Out.

Our aim is to photograph approximately 30 fans around the county and the City Ground (on an individual basis) wearing a Forest shirt showing the breadth of our support and the iconic places of Nottinghamshire – as our friend Cass is demonstrating below.

Nottingham Forest and the Supporters’ Trust firmly believe football is for everyone, no matter what your background, and is proud to have supporters that represent a wide range of ethnicities, religions, genders, disabilities and sexual orientations. We actively encourage fans from any and all of these backgrounds to apply and show off your support in the Garibaldi, representing the diversity of Forest supporters.

If you are interested in being photographed by our team as part of this project please email us at [email protected]

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