Thoughts On The Next Nottingham Forest Manager
(21-09-2021, 11:27 PM)Portchester Tricky Wrote: Having read his letter to the fans, and seen his interview I am so impressed along with others that have commented.
What I liked most was his attitude of letting other teams worry about us, and reinforcing the idea to the players that they are good. BC would never openly admit to prospective opponents being something to worry about. His attitude was " let them worry about us "  I think we have the perfect fit, and even the cynical Sky TV pundit and ex Forest David Prutton said that there are exciting times ahead for Forest. It may be a bumpy ride, but at last I think the Pilot has the right map now and knows where we need to land.
Fasten your seat belts !!


"Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night."  ;)

SA.
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(21-09-2021, 11:12 PM)Uwantlee Wrote: Ditto the above... was against this appointment. However, after listening to the interview he comes across very well, says the right things and all seems good.... actions though, actions speak louder than words. Let’s hope he can deliver on what he has said today.

Exciting times to be a red again???

We might finally have a manager who knows what the club is, what the fans want and who wants the same.

Let’s go smash Millwall now... COYR

They do.

SA.
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Echo all the above. Just hope we give the bloke some breathing space, apologies but I dont believe in miracles, at least they dont happen more than once in a lifetime.

So if we get kicked around and get a pasting on Saturday I hope not to read on here loads of I told you he was the wrong man, Cooper Out, Should have got Wilder posts.
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Actions certainly do speak louder than words. What happens on the pitch is what’s important, not what a coach says or doesn’t say.

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(22-09-2021, 09:10 AM)Sabricadabra Wrote: Actions certainly do speak louder than words. What happens on the pitch is what’s important, not what a coach says or doesn’t say.

That's it.

I really hoping he can coach us to a better place instead of just looking for the next transfer to solve a problem. Although he will need a striker or 3 in the summer.
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(22-09-2021, 09:22 AM)Paplane Wrote:
(22-09-2021, 09:10 AM)Sabricadabra Wrote: Actions certainly do speak louder than words. What happens on the pitch is what’s important, not what a coach says or doesn’t say.

That's it.

I really hoping he can coach us to a better place instead of just looking for the next transfer to solve a problem. Although he will need a striker or 3 in the summer.

The way our strikers are going at youth level we may not need as many as we may think.
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(22-09-2021, 09:45 AM)Marinakis Red Wrote:
(22-09-2021, 09:22 AM)Paplane Wrote:
(22-09-2021, 09:10 AM)Sabricadabra Wrote: Actions certainly do speak louder than words. What happens on the pitch is what’s important, not what a coach says or doesn’t say.

That's it.

I really hoping he can coach us to a better place instead of just looking for the next transfer to solve a problem. Although he will need a striker or 3 in the summer.

The way our strikers are going at youth level we may not need as many as we may think.

Spot on with all 3 comments.

Can't wait for the Millwall game to 'walk some talk.'

Forest are in need of some coaching.  Whether that's in house or a transfer window.  We're probably in need of 2 players at least in the striker/CM General spots.

The youth strikers are suddenly looking very promising with the way Andy Reid is getting them ticking.  He had the team on after burners vs Birmingham.

SA.
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(22-09-2021, 09:10 AM)Sabricadabra Wrote: Actions certainly do speak louder than words. What happens on the pitch is what’s important, not what a coach says or doesn’t say.

Love to read a more grounded POV in times of optimism. Keeps the likes of myself grounded too. Both this & the point about the new structure are bang on.

I've been a big champion of having an old school setup, where the manager is more influential (esp with transfers), because I couldn't see the "coach" model doing anything but destroy us in the long term with the likes of Vrentzos, Modesto and Anigo running the show and using their methods. Same as with Pedro under Fazza, these folk have absolutely no clue about the league, what's required for success, or how to operate healthily in the Championship in general.

Now Murphy's here though, someone who knows all that & has successful experience implementing it, I'm way more open to it.

Kudos to EM for seeing what changes needed to be made, and making them.
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(22-09-2021, 10:54 AM)Alf Wrote:
(22-09-2021, 09:10 AM)Sabricadabra Wrote: Actions certainly do speak louder than words. What happens on the pitch is what’s important, not what a coach says or doesn’t say.

Love to read a more grounded POV in times of optimism. Keeps the likes of myself grounded too. Both this & the point about the new structure are bang on.

I've been a big champion of having an old school setup, where the manager is more influential (esp with transfers), because I couldn't see the "coach" model doing anything but destroy us in the long term with the likes of Vrentzos, Modesto and Anigo running the show and using their methods. Same as with Pedro under Fazza, these folk have absolutely no clue about the league, what's required for success, or how to operate healthily in the Championship in general.

Now Murphy's here though, someone who knows all that & has successful experience implementing it, I'm way more open to it.

Kudos to EM for seeing what changes needed to be made, and making them.

EM was 'big enough' to admit that things needed to change.  And made them.

SA.
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(22-09-2021, 09:07 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: Echo all the above. Just hope we give the bloke some breathing space, apologies but I dont believe in miracles, at least they dont happen more than once in a lifetime.

So if we get kicked around and get a pasting on Saturday I hope not to read on here loads of I told you he was the wrong man, Cooper Out, Should have got Wilder posts.

i'm just slightly hesitant about having the tattoo, is that me being pathetic?
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(22-09-2021, 03:02 PM)PsychoStanleyStone Wrote:
(22-09-2021, 09:07 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: Echo all the above. Just hope we give the bloke some breathing space, apologies but I dont believe in miracles, at least they dont happen more than once in a lifetime.

So if we get kicked around and get a pasting on Saturday I hope not to read on here loads of I told you he was the wrong man, Cooper Out, Should have got Wilder posts.

i'm just slightly hesitant about having the tattoo, is that me being pathetic?

If you have the tattoo done, that will have to be crossed out when Steve is sacked in 1 year's time.

How many Forest managers can fans fit on their inside leg?  That's a lot of tattoos.  I doubt anybody's inside leg is that 'long.'

You'll end up looking like a Russian mafioso.  

SA.
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Very pleased with Cooper being appointed. I think he will prove to be an astute appointment.
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