Your Thoughts On The Current Nottingham Forest Manager

[Paplane]

Marco Silva is available. EM had him at Oly. Ivo Vieira also had another good season in Portugal, he's been linked in the past. Or what about Cook at Wigan? I should imagine he wouldn't mind jumping ship.

I want to see Sabri given another go now he's run the course once. But Silva's the obvious candidate. He has Championship experience.

[wassy04]

Carvalhal ex wednesday manager? He was pretty close to getting it when we sacked karanka and he's done well since then in Portugal

[Paplane]

Houghton is also available. He'd be decent, if there's still some fuel in his tank.

[jurgen rober]

I always go back to what Cloughie used to say - Rome wasn't built in a day. Even Bielsa took 2 seasons with Weeds.

[Madforit]

I'd like to see Hughton or Dyche if Lamouchi is given his p45, but I just hope the big man doesn't go for someone who is not experienced with this league.

[stirred]

I sincerely hope that also swimming in the the very very deep water are Dourekas, Modesto and Anigo.

I dont want to see Sabri as the lone fall guy for this.

I agree

Terrible.

+1
Prefer to keep Sabri but can understand it if the big man pulls the trigger.
But the recruitment team have had a shocker - someone needs to be in his ear.
Give Dyche whatever it takes.

I know it's not what people want to hear, but the owner can't give a manager whatever it takes. He already funds losses to that allowed by FFP.

The only club that finished in the top 6 that don't have a massively greater revenue than us is Brentford, who consistently bought well. That's what we need to do.

Sacking yet another manager causes instability and hits our budget even further as no doubt we'll have to pay him off as well.

Also, I just looked it up, Brentford don't regularly fire their head coach. Just one change since 2015 and that was when Dean Smith left for Villa. So before this season they finished 11th last season, 9th before that, 10th & 9th. Not once did they sack their head coach. They just continued with their plan and bought wisely. That's what we need to do.

[Paplane]

I sincerely hope that also swimming in the the very very deep water are Dourekas, Modesto and Anigo.

I dont want to see Sabri as the lone fall guy for this.

I agree

Terrible.

+1
Prefer to keep Sabri but can understand it if the big man pulls the trigger.
But the recruitment team have had a shocker - someone needs to be in his ear.
Give Dyche whatever it takes.

I know it's not what people want to hear, but the owner can't give a manager whatever it takes. He already funds losses to that allowed by FFP.

The only club that finished in the top 6 that don't have a massively greater revenue than us is Brentford, who consistently bought well. That's what we need to do.

Sacking yet another manager causes instability and hits our budget even further as no doubt we'll have to pay him off as well.

Also, I just looked it up, Brentford don't regularly fire their head coach. Just one change since 2015 and that was when Dean Smith left for Villa. So before this season they finished 11th last season, 9th before that, 10th & 9th. Not once did they sack their head coach. They just continued with their plan and bought wisely. That's what we need to do.

They are also not too afraid to sell their best players and reinvest. Recent departures : Maupay £20m. Konsa £12m. Yennaris £5m.

[northeastred]

Few greek news sites saying hes leaving

[wassy04]

There was one game I think it was QPR where we played 4231 and allowed Carvalho to play his natural position. It was disappointing that this tactic was never revisited as it felt like a potential blueprint to both be more expansive at home and get more out of Carvalho or even Silva.

Given he tried and failed three times to play wing backs its a shame this was never given greater autonomy particularly when it became clear earlier in the year we were struggling at home

[stirred]

I sincerely hope that also swimming in the the very very deep water are Dourekas, Modesto and Anigo.

I dont want to see Sabri as the lone fall guy for this.

I agree

Terrible.

+1
Prefer to keep Sabri but can understand it if the big man pulls the trigger.
But the recruitment team have had a shocker - someone needs to be in his ear.
Give Dyche whatever it takes.

I know it's not what people want to hear, but the owner can't give a manager whatever it takes. He already funds losses to that allowed by FFP.

The only club that finished in the top 6 that don't have a massively greater revenue than us is Brentford, who consistently bought well. That's what we need to do.

Sacking yet another manager causes instability and hits our budget even further as no doubt we'll have to pay him off as well.

Also, I just looked it up, Brentford don't regularly fire their head coach. Just one change since 2015 and that was when Dean Smith left for Villa. So before this season they finished 11th last season, 9th before that, 10th & 9th. Not once did they sack their head coach. They just continued with their plan and bought wisely. That's what we need to do.

They are also not too afraid to sell their best players and reinvest. Recent departures : Maupay £20m. Konsa £12m. Yennaris £5m.

Yes they have to sell in order to stay within FFP, like ourselves. They have to use some of the money from their sales to replace the talent and manage to strengthen. Investing in talent on the rise like Maupay, Watkins & Benrahma is key.

We need to be able to do the same. We got away with selling an academy prospect (Appiah) last season so it didn't hit the first team, but this summer I suspect we'll have to sell (and replace for less) at least 1 first teamer.

[PsychoStooge]

Few greek news sites saying hes leaving

Do you have any links?

[Salvatore Matrecano]

I agree

Terrible.

+1
Prefer to keep Sabri but can understand it if the big man pulls the trigger.
But the recruitment team have had a shocker - someone needs to be in his ear.
Give Dyche whatever it takes.

I know it's not what people want to hear, but the owner can't give a manager whatever it takes. He already funds losses to that allowed by FFP.

The only club that finished in the top 6 that don't have a massively greater revenue than us is Brentford, who consistently bought well. That's what we need to do.

Sacking yet another manager causes instability and hits our budget even further as no doubt we'll have to pay him off as well.

Also, I just looked it up, Brentford don't regularly fire their head coach. Just one change since 2015 and that was when Dean Smith left for Villa. So before this season they finished 11th last season, 9th before that, 10th & 9th. Not once did they sack their head coach. They just continued with their plan and bought wisely. That's what we need to do.

They are also not too afraid to sell their best players and reinvest. Recent departures : Maupay £20m. Konsa £12m. Yennaris £5m.

Yes they have to sell in order to stay within FFP, like ourselves. They have to use some of the money from their sales to replace the talent and manage to strengthen. Investing in talent on the rise like Maupay, Watkins & Benrahma is key.

We need to be able to do the same. We got away with selling an academy prospect (Appiah) last season so it didn't hit the first team, but this summer I suspect we'll have to sell (and replace for less) at least 1 first teamer.

All of which is why sacking the head coach is not the answer. We will need to sell to meet FFP now therefore we need an efficient recruitment team to target buys and loans, working to an overall team building plan. We have had a few successes this season but overall Modesto and Anigo have let us down, there appears little strategy in their dealings. They have not been good enough.