Calderwood's Forest are yet to win away from home this season

Nottingham Forest manager Colin Calderwood has said he is confident in the quality of his squad, despite being rooted to the bottom of the league.

Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Crystal Palace left the Reds five points from safety after ten games in the Championship.

Calderwood told BBC Radio Nottingham: "There must be an improvement in results and we have to find the formula to do that.

"We've created enough chances but the end product is definitely the problem."

Calderwood said striker Joe Garner and midfielder Paul Anderson are expected to put in appearances for Forest's reserves this week.

And he added: "That gives us some sort of encouragement.

"Robert Earnshaw will be fit when we return after the international break, so the fire power is there when you add that to Andrew Cole and Nathan Tyson, then without a doubt the quality is there," he said.

The Reds face QPR away in their next league match on 18 October.