Calderwood hails 'wonderful' Knill

Calderwood, who joined the City Ground outfit from Northampton in the summer, has guided Forest to the top of the table and they remain unbeaten away from home but the Scot is wary of the test ahead. "I think this will be a good indication of where we're going as a team because the rest of the league will be looking at this thinking it's going to be a tricky game. This will be a really tough game, everyone knows that." Calderwood told www.nottinghamforest.co.uk.

The former Tottenham and Swindon defender will not be fooled by the league table and is impressed with the way that Millers manager, Alan Knill has steered the club away from adversity. "Being ten points behind at the start of the season brings all sorts of psychological problems and many people feared for them."

"The league table may not show it but in terms of the points they have accrued so far this season , they are a top five or six team. Alan has done a wonderful job as have his players and this will be a really tough game for us" concluded Calderwood.