14 Jan 2026 23:26:44
I don't often post on here as I see what happens when when some people disagree and it gets personal. I was sorry to see Nuno go but looking at his record twards the end I can't say I'm surprised. The choice of replacement was a disaster and Dyche was brought in to bring some sort of sanity which he did for a while but now we are looking at the consequenses.
I have watched evey single game live, home and away, last season and this season, because of where I live. We have brought in some top class players and have the makings of a top 8 Premier League club but sadly some decisions and now some injuries mean we are fighting against relegation again. Without Wood we don't have a Premier League striker.
Jesus is a big hearted and quite talented striker but just not good enough on his own. Anderson looks knackered and given Dyche's long ball tactics is beginning to lose heart as is MGW. We have talent on the wings but without the right sort of striker on the end of crosses they are starting to look predictable.
Either we stick with Dyche to hopefully keep us in the Premier League, for the rest of the season or we look to find a talented manager who can mould the talent we have, bring in new players to create the team we would all like to see. I would favour the latter but I can see the risks in doing that.
I can also see the risks in sticking with a manager who's tactics are years out of date and are totally unsuited to the players, paticularly in midfield and upfront that we possess. The next few games will be crucial. Losses to Arsenal, Brentford, Leeds and even Wolves could put us in the bottom 3 again. Not what we were anticipating after last season's success. Everything crossed for the rest of the season.
15 Jan 2026 00:39:33
Spot on.
15 Jan 2026 04:24:55
The pre season was a disaster only ampaphid by employing the Australian, Sean Dyche took over and when the games came every few days Sean Dyche didn't have time to get his ideas across to the players, so some good results, the longer he's had the performances have gone backwards!. Sean after the Wrexham game called out some players, I would like to hear the players opinions about how they are told to play, Garner at Everton said it was like having the shackles taken off when Sean left, it seems it's his way of playing or your called out, it's still in Sean's hands how it turns out at Forest, but think it will take a big Damascus moment for him to change his football DNA, it's fortunate for Sean that Gary Brazil has left, because I could have seen him already in charge until the end of the season!.
15 Jan 2026 08:59:25
Well said capetown and mossy, you've been watching the same games as me.
15 Jan 2026 22:50:09
Superb post Capetown. I guess the Forest management are sitting at the poker table now, debating whether to stick or twist with regards to Dyche.
A gamble both ways, for sure. Personally, I'd stick.