
1924-25 Nottingham Forest Roster
England, Level I
Team Record: 6-24-12 - 24 points
Finishing 22nd in TFL1
Location: West Bridgford, England
Nottingham Forest of The Football League First Division ended the 1924-25 season with a record of 6 wins, 12 draws and 24 losses for 24 points finishing twenty-second in TFL1.
The team bagged 29 goals, worst in the circuit and yielded 65. Duncan Walker scored 7 goals for the team, while Charlie Flood and Henry Martin contributed five or more, too.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Percy Barratt | October 6, 1898 | Annesley, England | |||
| Jackie Belton | M, F | May 1, 1895 | 5'8" | Loughborough, England | |
| Alfred Bennett | G | November 13, 1898 | 6'1" | , England | |
| Harry Bulling | D | September 19, 1890 | Horncastle, England | ||
| Noah Burton | F | December 18, 1896 | Old Basford, England | ||
| Charlie Flood | F | July 18, 1896 | 6'0" | Newport, England | |
| Randolph Galloway | December 22, 1896 | 5'10" | Sunderland, England | ||
| Sid Gibson | F | May 20, 1899 | 5'8" | Walgrave, England | |
| Sam Hardy | G | August 26, 1882 | 5'10" | Newbold, England | |
| Arthur Hewitt | January 10, 1900 | , England | |||
| Len Langford | G | May 30, 1899 | , England | ||
| Harry Marshall | February 16, 1905 | Hucknall, England | |||
| Henry Martin | F | December 5, 1891 | 5'11" | Selston, England | |
| Archie Miller | March 21, 1905 | , Scotland | |||
| Gerry Morgan | July 25, 1899 | Belfast, Northern Ireland | |||
| Hugh Morris | F | November 19, 1900 | 5'7" | Giffnock, Scotland | |
| Pat Nelis | October 5, 1898 | Londonderry, Northern Ireland | |||
| Fred Parker | D | October 23, 1893 | 5'11" | Seaham, England | |
| Jack Spaven | F | November 22, 1891 | Scarborough, England | ||
| Cyril Stocks | May 3, 1905 | Pinxton, England | |||
| Bill Thompson | September 17, 1899 | 5'9" | Derby, England | ||
| Arthur Tilford | D | May 14, 1903 | 5'10" | Ilkeston, England | |
| Duncan Walker | November 24, 1896 | Glasgow, Scotland | |||
| Bob Wallace | January 20, 1893 | 5'9" | Greenock, Scotland |
