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Cooper fears ban on Forest fans

By Gary Dabson

NOTT’M F 2
Grabban 55 (pen), Johnson 72

HULL CITY 1
Lewis-Potter 43

STAR MAN

LEWIS GRABBAN Forest

TUSSLE: Forest’s Philip Zinckernagel and Hull’s Richard Smallwood battle for the ball Inset, Forest’s Lewis Grabban (right) celebrates scoring their opening goal

STEVE Cooper is worried empty stadiums will return after admitting Nottingham Forest’s 25,000 fans inspired his players to a comeback victory over Hull.
A first-half goal by Keane Lewis-Potter was cancelled out by a controversial penalty, awarded in front of a raucous home...

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