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RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - Liars Bar - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 05:08 PM)PsychoStooge Wrote: Look at the Leeds situation, years rolling the dice on manager after manager to get back into the Premier League, eventually they get Bielsa who finally gives them an identity, not just on the pitch but off it too. Unsurprisingly they get promoted not long after he gets the job. However, they go through a bit of a rough patch adapting to the Premier League, sack Bielsa and now 12/18 months later look at them: they've lost their identity, players have lost the relationship with supporters, they're back to rolling the dice on whoever will take the job, Marsch, Gracia and now Allardyce.

There are a lot of similarities with us and I think people should consider that before wanting us to roll the dice; staying in the Premier League isn't the be-all and end-all, especially when it's the first season up and you're among the favourites to go down. Sadly I suspect it's too late now and we'll make the same mistake Leeds did in getting rid of the best manager we've had in 20 odd years.
This. This. This.


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - Reds73 - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 05:08 PM)PsychoStooge Wrote: Look at the Leeds situation, years rolling the dice on manager after manager to get back into the Premier League, eventually they get Bielsa who finally gives them an identity, not just on the pitch but off it too. Unsurprisingly they get promoted not long after he gets the job. However, they go through a bit of a rough patch adapting to the Premier League, sack Bielsa and now 12/18 months later look at them: they've lost their identity, players have lost the relationship with supporters, they're back to rolling the dice on whoever will take the job, Marsch, Gracia and now Allardyce.

There are a lot of similarities with us and I think people should consider that before wanting us to roll the dice; staying in the Premier League isn't the be-all and end-all, especially when it's the first season up and you're among the favourites to go down. Sadly I suspect it's too late now and we'll make the same mistake Leeds did in getting rid of the best manager we've had in 20 odd years.

Great post that, and hard not to agree with you.
 Without Coops we’d prob be contemplating how we get out of L1


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - Username - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 05:08 PM)PsychoStooge Wrote: Look at the Leeds situation, years rolling the dice on manager after manager to get back into the Premier League, eventually they get Bielsa who finally gives them an identity, not just on the pitch but off it too. Unsurprisingly they get promoted not long after he gets the job. However, they go through a bit of a rough patch adapting to the Premier League, sack Bielsa and now 12/18 months later look at them: they've lost their identity, players have lost the relationship with supporters, they're back to rolling the dice on whoever will take the job, Marsch, Gracia and now Allardyce.

There are a lot of similarities with us and I think people should consider that before wanting us to roll the dice; staying in the Premier League isn't the be-all and end-all, especially when it's the first season up and you're among the favourites to go down. Sadly I suspect it's too late now and we'll make the same mistake Leeds did in getting rid of the best manager we've had in 20 odd years.

That’s a cracking post chap.


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - Salvatore Matrecano - 02-05-2023

Will add my whole hearted agreement to the above PS.

The only bit Im not sure on and that I suspect our owner would definitely disagree on is “staying in the Premier League isn't the be-all and end-all“
For Mr Marinakis I reckon it is the be all and end all.


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - Tricky - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 11:56 AM)Mcforest Wrote:
(02-05-2023, 11:23 AM)Sniffer Dog (Admin) Wrote: Whispers I have heard so far are:

1. A Spaniard.
2. A Portuguese.
3. An Argentinian.
4. A Dutchman.

All walked into a bar?

The Spaniard said "Oucho!"
The Portuguese said "Oucho!"
The Argentinian said "Oucho!"
The Dutchman said Ouchsh!"

It was an iron bar!!!


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - PsychoStooge - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 07:59 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: Will add my whole hearted agreement to the above PS.

The only bit Im not sure on and that I suspect our owner would definitely disagree on is “staying in the Premier League isn't the be-all and end-all“
For Mr Marinakis I reckon it is the be all and end all.

I think you're probably right but for me he also needs to realise the club doesn't have the infrastructure of a Premier League club yet and it isn't something you can just do on the fly, it requires proper planning by proper football people; recruitment needs addressing, so do the facilities, coaching staff, strength and conditioning staff etc. we're still a long way behind most clubs in this division and these details count for a lot at the top level, simply replacing the manager with someone you deem to be more "elite" means very little if you don't have that other stuff sorted. Marinakis has rightly been praised for the financial backing but his money would go so much further if and when these issues are sorted out.


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - Salvatore Matrecano - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 08:29 PM)PsychoStooge Wrote:
(02-05-2023, 07:59 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: Will add my whole hearted agreement to the above PS.

The only bit Im not sure on and that I suspect our owner would definitely disagree on is “staying in the Premier League isn't the be-all and end-all“
For Mr Marinakis I reckon it is the be all and end all.

I think you're probably right but for me he also needs to realise the club doesn't have the infrastructure of a Premier League club yet and it isn't something you can just do on the fly, it requires proper planning by proper football people; recruitment needs addressing, so do the facilities, coaching staff, strength and conditioning staff etc. we're still a long way behind most clubs in this division and these details count for a lot at the top level, simply replacing the manager with someone you deem to be more "elite" means very little if you don't have that other stuff sorted. Marinakis has rightly been praised for the financial backing but his money would go so much further if and when these issues are sorted out.

Absolutely this.


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - Plymouth red - 02-05-2023

Marinakis can learn from Leeds but also from Chelsea. The size and scale of player churn has been exceptional at Forest and that cooper has us competing is, on reflection, an impressive achievement.

Chelsea who have spent more and had an established top flight side alreafy.have shown just how difficult bringing in a large number of players is for a manager and ultimately, had the season been another 5-6 games longer might be in a real relegation scrap. Obviously it helps if you don't sign 25 attacking midfielders but that is another discussion.


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - Salvatore Matrecano - 02-05-2023

An outbreak of common sense tonight by 7 consecutive posters

What’s wrong with you people?

Come on now, its all Cooper’s fault, he should have made better substitutions and not played Ayew. If only we had appointed Roy Hodgson instead Haaland would be handing over his golden boot to Sam Surridge.

Edit Im not sure if Trickys contribution counts but it made me laugh.


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - Tricky - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 09:07 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: An outbreak of common sense tonight by 7 consecutive posters

What’s wrong with you people?

Come on now, its all Cooper’s fault, he should have made better substitutions and not played Ayew. If only we had appointed Roy Hodgson instead Haaland would be handing over his golden boot to Sam Surridge.

Edit Im not sure if Trickys contribution counts but it made me laugh.

:cool:

Sal, sometimes I just can't be arsed with serious and if I see an opportunity to make light of something, I will do it. McForest just tee'd that comment up nicely for me to add the killer punchline!!!


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - Mcforest - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 09:26 PM)Tricky Wrote:
(02-05-2023, 09:07 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: An outbreak of common sense tonight by 7 consecutive posters

What’s wrong with you people?

Come on now, its all Cooper’s fault, he should have made better substitutions and not played Ayew. If only we had appointed Roy Hodgson instead Haaland would be handing over his golden boot to Sam Surridge.

Edit Im not sure if Trickys contribution counts but it made me laugh.

:cool:

Sal, sometimes I just can't be arsed with serious and if I see an opportunity to make light of something, I will do it. McForest just tee'd that comment up nicely for me to add the killer punchline!!!

Why thank you. I couldn't help myself when I read it.


RE: Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager - RyanR - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 12:27 PM)oh no Wrote:
(02-05-2023, 11:23 AM)Sniffer Dog (Admin) Wrote: Whispers I have heard so far are:

1. A Spaniard.
2. A Portuguese.
3. An Argentinian.
4. A Dutchman.

hmmm, defo not ITK but im guessing:

Marcelino - Think he was linked before? But could be one of the dozen Oly have had recently
AVB? I'd hope it's Sérgio Conceição - Has a 75% win rate for Porto.
Marcelo Gallardo - Had an insane record in his 400+ games for River Plate
Pascal Jansen - London born Dutchman whos doing really well with AZ in the Eredivise, maybe even finishing above Ajax.

depends on ambition but thats my wishlist anyway.

Could be:

Marcelino - linked before as you say
Nuno Espírito Santo - knows the league and sets up in a pragmatic style, so would keep us up. Doesn’t mind working with a DOF either
Sampaoli - linked before, would be exciting but unpredictable
Unsure of the Dutch manager - maybe Van Nistelrooy or Jansen as you mentioned, maybe a more experienced head?