The 1994-95 campaign was a sensational season for Nottingham Forest, as The Reds, newly promoted, powered to a spectacular 3rd-place finish in the Premier League. This incredible result secured a coveted UEFA Cup spot, the club's first European campaign in the post-Heysel era. Leading the charge was the talismanic striker Stan Collymore, whose 22 league goals proved decisive in a campaign built on Frank Clark's attacking, free-flowing football, which was anchored by captain Stuart Pearce and featured the talent of Dutch winger Bryan Roy. It was a historic year, defined by an impressive 13-game unbeaten run, that re-established Forest as a major force in English football and remains a magnificent, defining chapter in their modern history.