Brennan Johnson insists Nottingham Forest's "unbelievable" supporters can play a big part in the club's bid to bring Premier League football back to the City Ground.
Forest strengthened their grip on the Championship's top six places following the 4-1 thrashing of Blackpool. Johnson netted his 12th and 13th league goals of the campaign in the victory to help Steve Cooper's side to a crucial win.
Philip Zinckernagel opened the scoring inside ten minutes, before 20-year-old Johnson netted a brace to put the Reds in full control at half-time. Sam Surridge rounded off a convincing win, before Callum Connolly scored a consolation for Blackpool in the 89th minute.
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After scoring his double, Johnson said: "The first goal happened a bit quick, I just remember the ball bouncing and I had to hit early. It came off nicely and I was buzzing to see it go on. The second goal, I saw the goalkeeper coming out so wanted to chip it over him. It was a good touch and I had to get it past him any way I could.
"We had to be clinical. If we didn't get those early goals, we know they are a tough team to play against. The early goals and the game plan worked really well today.
"All the boys are confident, especially the lads coming on. They really affect the game and the team spirit we have means everyone wants to score and assist each other.
"The fans are unbelievable, they had the whole stand and didn't stop singing the whole game. It really helps us and gives us a boost."
