News about Joe Worrall

MARK CLATTENBURG: Evangelos Marinakis was already familiar with him from my time with the Greek Football Federation, where I was in charge of the Greek Super League's referees. He is a huge football fan, as well as Rio Ave in Portugal and Nottingham Forest in England, and someone who will leave no stone unturned in trying to ensure his clubs are profitable. Marinakis called me last week to inquire about a job.

Clubs have their last chance to improve ahead of the rest of the season as we enter the final hours of the January transfer window. Teams at the top of the pack will be looking for titles and European qualification, while those at the bottom will be hoping that a new addition would keep them away from relegation problems. In the midst of several FFP probes, Everton and Nottingham Forest have been charged with breaching the top flight's financial laws this month, and it underscores the balancing act clubs must play to ensure immediate success with financial stability. However, there are still many deals in the offing that will run right up to the 11 p.m. deadline on Thursday, with some players facing uncertain futures.

Simon Jones of Mail Sport gives us a detailed rundown of who players each of the Premier League clubs should expect to bring in this January. So many actors could be on their way out during next month's transfer window as well as the actresses who may be on their way out.

The Portuguese takes over his first game against Bournemouth at the City Ground, aiming to break a run of one win from 13 games. One of Nuno's key beliefs is that his players should eat together after they have finished training and then remain there throughout the afternoon rather than going home straight. We now have a bigger lounge area at the training ground, which allows the players to spend more time together and dine together.' This is the first step.

SAMI MOKBEL: After being banned from training at new club Nottingham Forest, Joe Worrall is being monitored for a January transfer by both Leicester and Middlesbrough. Worrall and his colleague Scott McKenna had been barred from first-team training sessions at the club's Nigel Doughty Academy HQ, according to Mail Sport exclusively on Thursday.

BY SAMI MOKBEL: Nottingham Forest has barred club captain Joe Worrall and Scott McKenna from first-team training, according to Mail Sport. Both players have been instructed to train on different pitches from the rest of the first team. They have also been asked to register for training at a later date in lieu of their senior colleagues.

As the Nottinghamshire Police sergeant's coffin was carried into Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire, more than half of his coworkers developed a guard of honour (top right) and bowed their heads. The 46-year-father-of-two, who died in Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre on August 29, five days after being struck by a train in Balderton, near Newark-on-Trent, in what was described as 'the epitome of policing bravery' by giving his life in the line of duty. His coffin was draped in Nottinghamshire Police's light blue flag with his police helmet and a wreath tied atop a card that read: 'Dearest Daddy.' You will be in our hearts for the rest of our lives.' During a parade by The Burgage as it made its way to the cathedral church, mourners could be seen lining the streets.

BY IAN LADYMAN: Joe Worrall was once a ball boy at Nottingham Forest. In his own words, he was captivated by the spit and sweat of the professional game. Worrall recalls, 'It's OK to be in the stands enclosed with others.' However, if it's just you down there on a stool in your coat, it gives you a complete new view of what it's like.' It fueled my fire. "Umm, yeah." I was like, "Wow, yeah." "I want to do this." 'Sometimes, if you were really lucky, you even got a towel to wipe the ball down…'

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Nottingham Forest will face referee Robert Jones against Burnley on Monday, just three weeks after receiving a formal complaint about the officials following their humiliating defeat at Manchester United. Jones was on VAR service at Old Trafford on August 26, when Forest defender Joe Worrall was sent off and United were awarded a controversial penalty after a tussle between Marcus Rashford and Danilo. After investigating the incidents, Jones upheld both calls. Even though teammate Willy Boly was close at hand, Worrall was supposed to be the last man when he fouled Bruno Fernandes. United's spot-kick had been converted by Fernandes to earn the points for the team, who had trailed 2-0 early in the game.

ADRIAN KAJUMBA: Following a family's death, Steve Cooper paid an emotional tribute to captain Joe Worrall, who 'put himself second for the team' following a family tragedy and led Nottingham Forest to a historic victory at Chelsea. Graham Saville, the police sergeant, who died on Friday after being struck by a train while attempting to rescue a man in need, was Worrall's uncle. "He has been amazing," Forest Manager Cooper said. Before it became public, I knew what was going on and now he has ranked second for the football team. It has granted him a break.

Premier League clubs will now have to make do with their current squads until January as the high-intensity drama of the transfer window begins to fade. The big boys in the division have been bolstered, the middle of the road sides have increased, and the teams that were supposed to face it out at the top of the table have also been increased. Transfers can make or break a team's fate during this 38-game marathon, with some teams wishing they didn't get a big contract because of the line, or ecstatic that their brand-new signing has come well. Supporters of each Premier League team will have their own minds already made up about their activity, but how does Mail Sport rank your team's dealings? Here are our A-E transfer ratings...

With the club still tense after losing to Manchester United last weekend, Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper has called for'strong' results at Chelsea on Saturday. After racing into a 2-0 lead, Cooper's men were defeated 3-2 at Old Trafford, but the team was still angry at Joe Worrall's sending-off and the fact that United were granted a point when Marcus Rashford tangled with Danilo. 'This is another tough away game in a big stadium in terms of standing up and being strong,' Cooper said ahead of his team's ride to Stamford Bridge. 'I'm on the field,' everyone is on the field.' Everybody is welcome.

Sergeant Graham Saville's widow, who died after being struck by a train trying to save a homeless man on the tracks, has paid tribute to her 'wonderful' husband. In the incident in Balderton on August 24, the married father-of-two response officer, who was stationed at Newark police station in Nottinghamshire and had recently been promoted, sustained serious injuries and died at Queen's Medical Centre on Tuesday. 'Graham was a wonderful man,'his wife said on behalf of the service today.' He was laid back, funny, silly, and adventurous - he lived life to the fullest. He loved his job and joined the police to do something meaningful and make a difference. Ultimately, his desire to help others led to him making the ultimate sacrifice. We are devastated. Anyone who knew him is shedding a thousand tears of love for the remarkable person he was. We are so lucky to have him.' Sergeant Saville's death had devastated his family, but police in Nottinghamshire said they had 'taken a great deal of love and admiration for him.' The investigation into the incident, which culminated in the 29-year-old man being admitted to the hospital for injuries caused by electricity, is being handled by British Transport Police. More than £125,000 have been raised for the 'highly respected' officer, a relative of Premier League footballer Joe Worrall. The death of the 'brave and selfless' sergeant, who was 'highly respected' by colleagues, has now been ruled out by police officers.

A police officer was named as a 'hero' by distraught relatives today after being hit by a train while attempting to save a homeless man on the tracks. Sergeant Graham Saville, a response officer based at Newark Police Station, sustained serious injuries after being struck in Balderton, near Newark-on-Trent, on August 24. The father-of-two, who was 'highly respected' by colleagues at Nottinghamshire Police, was admitted to Queen's Medical Centre and died yesterday. As tributes were paid to senior officers, as well as the Policing Minister and the Home Secretary, the force said its flags would be flown at halfmast today. Sergeant Saville was also the uncle of Premier League footballer Joe Worrall, 26, who plays a center-back for Nottingham Forest FC, due to his wife's side of the family. Some friends shared their news on Facebook, with one of them stating, 'It's sad news to hear about our friend Graham Saville.' This hero has had some good times with him. 'Rest well mate.'

Manchester United made a spectacular comeback against Nottingham Forest on Saturday, beating 3-2 at Old Trafford, the Red Devils coming back from two goals down to win 3-2. After Marcus Rashford was declared to have been fouled by Danilo, Bruno Fernandes completed the comeback from the penalty spot. Nottingham Forest's referee Stuart Attwell's call as well as captain Joe Worrall's red card in the second half.

Nottingham Forest is apparently considering making a formal complaint to referee PGMOL over Stuart Attwell's and his assistants' results in their 3-2 loss against Manchester United. As the hosts battled back from conceding two goals in the first four minutes, Forest captain Joe Worrall was dismissed by Attwell for missing a goalscoring opportunity at 2-2. Willy Boly had been a covering defender, according to the visitors, but the VAR representatives were stuck with Attwell's on-field decision.

JACK GAUGHAN AT OLD TRAFFORD; Captain Joe Worrall was suspended by Stuart Attwell for denying a goalscoring opportunity at 2-2 until United's comeback via a Bruno Fernandes penalty. Forest manager Cooper refused to openly criticize Attwell, but he was clearly furious about major decisions being taken against his team's side at Old Trafford. You need things to go your way.' 'I'm biting my tongue to be honest about what I really feel because these are defining moments,' Cooper said.

Bournemouth's latest signing, Tyler Adams, was unveiled to the audience as the rain fell down across England. Adams smiled and waved to the supporters on the ground that he'll now call home after being recalled from Leeds United's recently promoted team. As he starts to recover and recover from the hamstring injury he suffered from last season, the United States captain will not be on the field for the Cherries any time soon.

Manchester United came back from losing two goals in the first four minutes to win 3-2 over Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford. After Taiwo Awoniyi and Willy Boly brought the visitors up to a surprise 2-0 lead in the first minutes, Erik ten Hag's side rallied. Before Forest skipper Joe Worrall was given a red card for bringing down Bruno Fernandes, Christian Eriksen and Casemiro brought Man United to their level.

No. 2 in the United States No. 146 people have been arrested in the United States. 1 Matt Turner made a tough debut for Nottingham Forest on Saturday as his team lost 2-1 away to Arsenal. In the 26th minute, Turner was misdirected for the Gunners' opener after Eddie Nketiah's shot was deflected off of Joe Worrall and passed past him. Bukayo Saka curled the ball inside the upper corner of the far post to double Arsenal's lead six minutes later.

Nottingham Forest continued their good pre-season by beating Levante 2-1 in their last game of their tour of Spain, having already been defeated by Valencia. In the first half, Ryan Yates and Danilo scored to give Steve Cooper's team the win before heading back to England for a friendly against Leeds on Thursday. From the get-off for Forest, there were a mix of first team members and squad players, with Joe Worrall, Taiwo Awoniyi, and Cheikhou Kouyate all playing from the start.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE CITY GROUND: After the England forward's spectacular solo goal brought Manchester United within touching distance of Wembley, Erik ten Hag hailed 'unstoppable' Marcus Rashford. United are on the verge of reaching the final of the Carabao Cup after Rashford and Wout Weghorst scored in the first half before Bruno Fernandes struck the third late on to make next week's return leg a virtual formality. In the sixth minute, Rashford burst Nottingham Forest's bubble, charging from within his own half, defeating Remo Freuler and Joe Worrall, scoring past Wayne Hennessey, his 10th goal in his last ten matches.

Steve Cooper, the boss of what amounts to a completely new Forest team, must use the international break to find some coherence and tenacity. It came after a fourth straight loss - 3-2 to Fulham - left them stuck in the bottom three.

ADAM SHERGOLD OVER THE CITY GROUND: Nottingham Forest's brutal truth has struck now. Despite spending all the money over the summer, they still seem to be a long way off from being a good Premier League team. The home loss to Tottenham and the six-goal thrashing at Manchester City are two examples of the elite learning curve. However, if you're leading to losing to Bournemouth as they did a fortnight ago, and against Fulham, the alarm clocks have to be yelling a lot.