(12-09-2021, 07:29 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: John Terry spouting off that he's interested in the Forest job should CH be fired.

Thanks John but we are not interested in you.

(12-09-2021, 09:52 AM)Tricky Wrote:

(12-09-2021, 07:29 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: John Terry spouting off that he's interested in the Forest job should CH be fired.

Thanks John but we are not interested in you.

Irrespective of whether you want CH to go or stay, that is highly disrespectful and insensitive of Terry to come out with that whilst a manager is still in post IMO!

(12-09-2021, 09:44 AM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote:

(11-09-2021, 07:42 PM)Marinakis Red Wrote:

(11-09-2021, 05:37 PM)Reds73 Wrote: A few stats to consider.

A am waiting for somebody to tell me how we can let this fester any longer.

Hughton has played 25 homes games and won 6 - PATHETIC
Only 2 clubs in the entire 72 football league clubs scored less goals than us last season
Only 1 out of the 72 have made a worse start this season.
Zero improvement in team performances in his tenure.
Zero improvement in individual players in his tenure.
We don’t have an identity, we aren’t a possession based side, not a counter-attacking side, we don’t press high. We just rely on individual ability to score goals.

Other than he has won promotion before, can anybody please explain why the board have not removed him at the start of the last international  break.

Totally agree mate.

The statistics make for poor reading and form a compelling case to get rid; however, if that was going to happen, he should have been fired in the close season.

Bringing 10 new players in should have been the job of the replacement; the Club now have to sit tight and see if he can turn things round.

It is a strategy fraught with danger.

(12-09-2021, 09:09 AM)Turkish Wrote: CH isn't getting performances out of the players I do not subscribe to the, we haven't got strikers, yes we have proven ones and 2 of them, the problem is they are out of form as you would naturally be if the whole emphasis of the game plan is based on defence and then defending a lead, strikers need to to be more than bit-part players they need to be the focal point of the team, both Taylor and Grabban have the swagger when they are on form as it is they mope around feeding off scraps

Last years squad was more than good enough the recruitment was poor in hindsight only, you cannot say we did not have talented players we did and the fact we struggle to create and score chances is not down to the talent available it's down to the set-up, born out by the sheer amount of attack-minded players who are underperforming, Taylor Grabban Lolley Ameobi Knocks Freeman Carv's and for that matter Yates who has plenty to offer in the opposition box all of them nowhere near there potential performance levels 

Time to start playing with intent and a little bit of freedom as is its bloody tedious and monotonous crap week after week, I've nothing against CH but if he persists in the same old S**t different day then it's hard to have much sympathy for him

You'd employ Wilder in a heartbeat surely (hardly.)

(12-09-2021, 09:30 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote:

(12-09-2021, 09:18 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote:

(12-09-2021, 07:29 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: John Terry spouting off that he's interested in the Forest job should CH be fired.

Thanks John but we are not interested in you.

Just out of interest, why not?

OK he doesn’t strike me as a particularly lovely bloke off the pitch but he was an undoubted leader on it. I think he is far more likely to go on to be a successful manager than Lampard for example, Im sure he will be a success somewhere.
The downside is that he would be untried and the circus of John Terry’s NFFC that would go with it but a purely objective head on I dont think its such a bad idea.

Psycho was an undoubted leader too but it meant nothing when it came to managing. Also would he command the respect of the player's? He's had allegations of racism and sexual thrown at him in the past. He's also got no managerial experience of course if I remember well.

Not sure what his case is to be given the job?

(12-09-2021, 09:52 AM)ozzyten10 Wrote: He has lost the fans. Hard to come back from - but for me it’s time the players dug him out. The second half v Derby brings a little hope but my prediction is he will be gone by Thursday. Both games I think will see improved performances but not results. Needless free kicks with big lump centre halves scoring and tight losses will see him gone. Shame as I like the bloke but the football has been shocking.

(12-09-2021, 10:14 AM)Strawberry Avenger Wrote:

(12-09-2021, 09:09 AM)Turkish Wrote: CH isn't getting performances out of the players I do not subscribe to the, we haven't got strikers, yes we have proven ones and 2 of them, the problem is they are out of form as you would naturally be if the whole emphasis of the game plan is based on defence and then defending a lead, strikers need to to be more than bit-part players they need to be the focal point of the team, both Taylor and Grabban have the swagger when they are on form as it is they mope around feeding off scraps

Last years squad was more than good enough the recruitment was poor in hindsight only, you cannot say we did not have talented players we did and the fact we struggle to create and score chances is not down to the talent available it's down to the set-up, born out by the sheer amount of attack-minded players who are underperforming, Taylor Grabban Lolley Ameobi Knocks Freeman Carv's and for that matter Yates who has plenty to offer in the opposition box all of them nowhere near there potential performance levels 

Time to start playing with intent and a little bit of freedom as is its bloody tedious and monotonous crap week after week, I've nothing against CH but if he persists in the same old S**t different day then it's hard to have much sympathy for him

You'd employ Wilder in a heartbeat surely (hardly.)

Could it be, those players simply weren't good enough.  They failed to perform in the top 6 for Sabri.  We've only just finished flushing his failed stale ball project this Summer.

Chris got as good a performance as the players he had at his disposal.  No fullbacks and no hot new striker (and without true Captain Worrall) in the 1st four games.  Two proven strikers.  That was quite a while back.  They're older now.  Much older in Grabban's case.

Last year's squad was junk and was put out into the trash along with the millions wasted.  It was deemed not fit for purpose under performing and over expensive.

Most of Forest's football for the last 24 years has been 'boring.'

Wilder crashed and burned in the Premier.  I'd rather go through the pain barrier with Chris.  And put the compensation package to getting Chris a striker in January.

It's easy to blame the manager.  He's got ten players.  I think he should get to Christmas.

I'm not saying it won't be painful.  But if we stick with it I think we'll see gains down the road.

SA.