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#73
One of the more interesting floaters bobbing about in media flood. Maybe the transition in style won't be as extreme as many are fearing:
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#74
(09-09-2025, 03:16 PM)Percyflage Wrote: One of the more interesting floaters bobbing about in media flood. Maybe the transition in style won't be as extreme as many are fearing: 

Interesting read that, thanks for sharing.

That has to be the hope, that he's lost a bit of that stubbornness and looks at the players he has and how they've been coached for the last couple of seasons and doesn't immediately try to rip it all up.
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#75
It definitely wouldn't be my first choice but Welcome Ange Postecoglou, let's hope he can take us to another level.
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#76
(09-09-2025, 04:23 PM)The reds Wrote: It definitely wouldn't be my first choice but Welcome Ange Postecoglou, let's hope he can take us to another level.

To clarify, can that level be upwards please Ange.

:Funny:
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#77
(09-09-2025, 03:11 PM)Sausage Roll Wrote:
(09-09-2025, 01:30 PM)ac_vodka Wrote:
(09-09-2025, 01:17 PM)Sausage Roll Wrote: Oh give it a rest.

How about at least letting the guy manage some matches before throwing the toys out of the pram?

If it all goes tits up then say whatever nonsense about being a laughing stock. Until then try actually backing the bloke.

Because I dont rate him as manager nor his style of play with our squad - I hope I'm wrong. I will back Forest of course but he will need to earn my trust. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

And that's absolutely fair enough. However the club appointing a manager you don't rate doesn't automatically make them a laughing stock.

Possible too harsh to say laughing stock but the end result is...well read some of the comment pages on various social media and news pages and tell me we are not a being ridiculed for this appointment. I suspect had we gone for alternative names it would not have provided such amusement.
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#78
Contradiction alert!

I'm going into this with positivity, we have a lot of attacking reinforcements and the Nuno situation needed resolving.

Having said that if we play Robbie Williams Angels after our next home win I'm going to jump in the Trent.
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#79
Ive wanted an attacking coach for a long time, I have finally got my wish, strap in and enjoy the ride. Its who we are mate.
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#80
(09-09-2025, 04:27 PM)Sausage Roll Wrote:
(09-09-2025, 04:23 PM)The reds Wrote: It definitely wouldn't be my first choice but Welcome Ange Postecoglou, let's hope he can take us to another level.

To clarify, can that level be upwards please Ange.

:Funny:


:Thumb:
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#81
(09-09-2025, 04:41 PM)Trailer Park Tom Wrote: Contradiction alert!

I'm going into this with positivity, we have a lot of attacking reinforcements and the Nuno situation needed resolving.

Having said that if we play Robbie Williams Angels after our next home win I'm going to jump in the Trent.

Tie me kangaroo down sport?
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#82
Just realised that Ange actually has 4 consecutive away games before our home game vs Sunderland on 27th.
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#83
To be fair to him he had terrible luck with injuries last season
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#84
(09-09-2025, 06:57 PM)Big widd Wrote: To be fair to him he had terrible luck with injuries last season

Some attributed to his style
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