Nottingham Forest midfielder Leis McGugan hopes to shrug off his 'super sub' label when his side face Burnley As a professional footballer it is my job is to play from the start and if I get that chance I will do the best I can. And if it doesn't, then I'll do the best I can as a sub. As long as that is happening for me or any other player, then this is a happy squad. I've always had the confidence that I can score goals if I'm getting chances in or around the box. At this moment in time it is going in for me, and long may it continue. Everyone wants to play as much football as possible and I'm no different. We all want the same thing. If I can score more goals from now until the end of the season then brilliant and that is the most important thing. Buckley refused to criticise his goalkeeper who embarrassingly allowed Lansbury's shot straight at him to squirm through his body, even though it cost Brighton the chance to leapfrog Forest in the table to fifth. "When you have a bad game you can get really down about it, so I can just imagine how Casper feels," he said. But he's an experienced keeper, he's had his ups and downs in the past and will bounce back.