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Zac Smith England
Jonathan Whiteley England
Goalkeeper
Theo Avery England 10/05/2006
Ben Houston England 22/12/2005
Keehan Willows England 01/10/2005
Defender
Zach Abbott England 13/05/2006
Joe Bailey England
Tony Gbopo England 09/11/2005
Logan Melville England
David Modupe England 23/09/2006
Elijah Morgan England 02/09/2005
Josh Powell England 09/01/2005
Theo Robinson Wales 20/09/2005
Jimmy Sinclair England 11/08/2006
Midfielder
Ejiro Abbey England
Kevin Adueni England 10/06/2006
Danny Anijsko England 29/07/2006
Zyan Blake England
Alfie Bradshaw England
Taeneal Brandy England
Kristian Clarke England 02/11/2006
Cormac Daly Scotland 17/03/2007
Isaac Davies Wales
Theo Flanagan England 08/10/2006
Djamna Frank England
Georgios Lemonakis England
Henry Lister England 25/07/2006
Nelvin Mateos England
Fuad Smith England
Joel Thompson Northern Ireland 25/07/2005
Will Thompson England
Archie Whitehall England 21/05/2006
Forward
Adam Berry England 09/01/2006
Evan Boulter England
Conor Brown England 09/11/2005
Ethan Hull England 05/01/2005
Jayden Powell England
Amarn Robinson England
Manager
Tom Mallinson England 28/07/1985

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Founded: 0000
stadium: Nottingham Forest Football Academy
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