Nottingham Forest defender Kelvin Wilson happy to be back at the City Ground "Having been at Celtic we constantly dominate every game because, well, it's Celtic," he said. Here it's more even and you have top quality players, top quality teams and every game is going to be a battle. Wilson, who moved to the Glasgow club in 2011, returns to Forest at a time when there is plenty to be optimistic about at the City Ground. They have now won their first three games of the season. Billy Davies, the Forest manager, still has money to spend - despite the £2.5 million outlay on Wilson. Despite Henderson scoring the winner in this match, Davies may consider the forward line as a potential area where improvement is needed. Even though Forest were more confident with possession, they lacked penetration until the moment Kean dropped the ball under pressure from Jamie Mackie. Both of Forest's league games have concluded with one-nil victories. At the back, though, and with Wilson there - Forest were robust and secure. "I've been very proud at my other clubs for the clean sheet records we've had and broken," Davies concluded. The back five were excellent again today and it's very important that continues.