JOEL VELTMAN was so excited at the final whistle of this humdinger that he wanted to share the moment.
As boss Robert De Zerbi, his coaching staff, substitutes and associated support staff careered wildly across the City Ground turf, the Dutchman was only too happy to join in.
He approached the delirious travelling support with a celebration plan after goals from Joao Pedro (2) and Evan Ferguson allowed the 10 men to hang on as Forest failed to add to strikes from Anthony Elanga and Morgan Gibbs-White.
And that's where his afternoon started to go wrong.
Just to fill you in on a bit of background... Premier League players wear Global Positioning System devices in the back of their shirts.
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