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The dynamic, all-action midfielder is Forest's reigning 'Player of the Year' and few could argue that he didn't deserve that particular accolade.

He played in all but five of the club's Championship games and was a key figure in their success in staving off the threat of relegation.

By his own admission he would have liked to have contributed more goals - he scored twice - but there was no doubting the quality of his performances or his remarkable consistency.

He joined Forest from Yeovil in the summer of 2007 in a double deal that also saw Arron Davies check-in at The City Ground.

He quickly made a big impression and clocked-up more than 40 appearances as Forest secured promotion from League One.

A classy play-maker, Cohen started his career with West Ham, making 18 league appearances for the East London club.

He had a hugely successful loan spell with Yeovil before completing a permanent move in the summer of 2006 and repeatedly showed the kind of skills that many in the game believe will earn him a return to the Premiership in the future.

Forest debut: September 15, 2007 v Port Vale (A) League One
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