Contributed 10 goals to the Forest cause before his first season at The City Ground was brought to an abrupt end.

The striker was diagnosed as suffering from a serious pelvic injury in March and was forced to kiss goodbye to his hopes of catching Grant Holt in the race for the top scorer's crown.

Agogo was ordered to rest completely for a couple of months before being given the green light to resume full training during the summer.

Colin Calderwood had been on Agogo's trail for some time before finally getting his man shortly before the transfer window closed in August '06.

The Reds paid Bristol Rovers an undisclosed fee for a player, who had spells with Sheffield Wednesday and QPR earlier in this career - as well as a two-year stint playing in America.

He rose to prominence at Barnet during the 2002-03 season, scoring 20 goals and earning himself a switch to Rovers.

His initial progress at The Memorial Stadium was disrupted by injury but he bagged 20 League goals in his second season with the club and followed that up with 16 goals in the 2005-06 campaign.

Since moving to The City Ground he has established himself as a key member of the Ghanaian international team.

Forest debut: September 2, 2006 v Chesterfield (substitute) H - League One