Colin Calderwood has taken a 34-man Nottingham Forest squad to the West Country for a three-day training camp at the University of Bath.

The Forest manager has included all senior and reserve players in the travelling party, who will train three times a day during their stay at the state-of-the-art Sports Training Village at the University.

Calderwood said: "The facilities down there are first class - the England rugby team do a lot of their preparation work there which speaks volumes.

"The gym facilities are superb, which is important to us during the early stages of pre-season, but the reality is it's an opportunity to get everyone together.

"I didn't want to leave any of John Pemberton's group behind, so it was easier to go down to Bath rather than go abroad as we did last year.

"We're taking a big group but it gives us 24 hours of the day to make sure that they all go through the same process and all go through the same drills and exercises."