Albion chief Dean Wilkins saluted the bravery of Michel Kuipers as his side came from behind to topple ten-man Forest.
Kuipers suffered a groin injury early on but the Seagull's No. 1 refused to come off and went on to make several key saves.
Wilkins said: "I didn't even want to look at him because I did not want him to say to me I have got to come off'.
"I was blanking him really and just checking with Malcolm (physio Malcolm Stuart) that he was all right.
"Firstly Michel couldn't kick the ball. If he had then said he was struggling to move around then obviously we would have taken him off but, to Michel's credit, he did not do that. He stayed on the pitch and pulled off some crucial saves."
Albion will now step up their hunt for a goalkeeper, as Kuipers is almost certain to miss Tuesday's trip to Gillingham.
Kuipers suffered a groin injury early on but the Seagull's No. 1 refused to come off and went on to make several key saves.
Wilkins said: "I didn't even want to look at him because I did not want him to say to me I have got to come off'.
"I was blanking him really and just checking with Malcolm (physio Malcolm Stuart) that he was all right.
"Firstly Michel couldn't kick the ball. If he had then said he was struggling to move around then obviously we would have taken him off but, to Michel's credit, he did not do that. He stayed on the pitch and pulled off some crucial saves."
Albion will now step up their hunt for a goalkeeper, as Kuipers is almost certain to miss Tuesday's trip to Gillingham.
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