" It seemed funny not playing a game, we came in on Saturday and it was a bit strange. I went home and I was watching all the football results coming in and we didn't have a game, but our game is tomorrow night away at Forest. It's a big game, we've been preparing right over the weekend, and hopefully we can go there on the back of two good results and get some more points on the board.
" It's a massive game, it's the type of game that you want to play in. If we win I think we are five points above Forest and if they win they are a point above us so it's tight. It's going to be a tough game, we know that they are a good team but our confidence is high and we are going to go there all out for the win.
" Joe Garner being out is a massive blow, he's contributed massively over the season, he's scored 14 league goals for us. He's probably been the main man over the course of the season and it's a massive blow, not only for him but for the team and everyone associated with the club. We wish him a full and speedy recovery as quick as possible.
" It's down to the lads, the players, the staff, everyone, to get round Joe and support him. It's going to be a tough time for him, he's only 19-years old, he's going to be out for a long time, I think the rehabilitation is six to nine months. So it is going to be hard but if we stick together then I'm sure he'll come through because he is a strong person, hopefully he'll come back as good a player as he has been this season.
" Personally I've been involved in a couple of games on the television with SKY when I have been on loan at Derby, as well as a couple of games at Middlesbrough which have been on SKY. It doesn't matter if it is on SKY or not, there is a game to be played, we are going to go there not worrying about the game being on SKY and hopefully give a good performance and get three points. I'm sure there will be a lot of supporters going down and hopefully we can put on a good performance for them and send them away happy and get some points. "