Brian Woodall celebrates his 10th goal of the season on Monday, but is not on the brink of a move to Nottingham Forest. Picture: Dave Simpson/TGSPHOTO

Still refutes Woodall transfer rumours

Joshua Richards Wednesday, April 11, 2012
5:00 PM

Nottingham Forest have not had a bid rejected for the Daggers forward, according to boss John Still

Dagenham & Redbridge boss John Still has confirmed the club has received no offers for striker Brian Woodall, despite rumours linking him with a big money move to Nottingham Forest.

Woodall moved to east London from non-league Gresley in the summer and has scored 10 goals in all competitions this season to help fire Daggers to the brink of League Two safety.

His form has reputedly captured the interest of the Championship club, with £250,000 said to be the figure Forest offered and Daggers rejected for Woodall’s services.

But manager Still insists those reports are wide of the mark.

“We have not received a bid,” Still confirmed. “We’re not in a position to enter into talks with anyone.

“We have worked very hard with him this year and Brian doesn’t need stories about him.”