29-04-2021, 05:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 29-04-2021, 05:47 PM by Strawberry Avenger.)
And yet the imposing performances vs Swansea and QPR not to mention the resolute performances against Cardiff show that somebody knows what they're doing. Perhaps any incumbent needs to bring in strikers and wingers and CMs with goals in them to make a squad more 'usable' or to score 'more' goals.
If Forest are the 'alcoholic' with a manager problem (20 years and counting, I'd say there was a problem) then Hughton is rehab'. The changing managers 'some fans' are part of the problem.
The ridiculous dispatch of Martin O'Neill left me ill-equipped to face any 'romance' for Sabri's dull enterprise. Ironic then. 'Here we are.' With another 'Knows the Championship' with a good CV manager. Perhaps he'll be afforded more time than Martin? Maybe he'll make it until the end of the season? Perhaps he'll last until the pre-season. Maybe the football gods will give him the whole season? Maybe get to choose his own players? Or be given the elixir of time? (That I'm hoping for any of these things shows just how bad the patient has been over 20 years.)
Safety secured. Building a promotion winning side is the next step.
We'll see if any momentum, confidence and meaning are forthcoming. (But I can see the fresh roots of recovery. Others may see the apocalypse depending on how they read tea laves or drink their larger. We won't be going any further than lower mid-table without significant recruitment. I dare say that means jettisoning any lingering romance with Sabri's recruitment or Aitor hangovers).
For now? It can't be any worse than bottling the play offs or losing 6 games in a row or having no preseason or using a dart board for recruitment. And I'd be deluded if I thought this season was anything but repair following a dysfunctional Summer of 'fallacy.' For anyone who watches Quest/EFL, how many teams are playing this mythical sexy football? Of the few that are? They came from another universe of funding and consistency. (The latter being entirely alien to Forest as they've not been very stable in managers for the last... Too busy chasing' short term-ism.)
For the Summer to come? The breaking of the dawn.
I'd rather Forest do it how Brighton did it than Forest did it under Sabri.
SA.
If Forest are the 'alcoholic' with a manager problem (20 years and counting, I'd say there was a problem) then Hughton is rehab'. The changing managers 'some fans' are part of the problem.
The ridiculous dispatch of Martin O'Neill left me ill-equipped to face any 'romance' for Sabri's dull enterprise. Ironic then. 'Here we are.' With another 'Knows the Championship' with a good CV manager. Perhaps he'll be afforded more time than Martin? Maybe he'll make it until the end of the season? Perhaps he'll last until the pre-season. Maybe the football gods will give him the whole season? Maybe get to choose his own players? Or be given the elixir of time? (That I'm hoping for any of these things shows just how bad the patient has been over 20 years.)
Safety secured. Building a promotion winning side is the next step.
We'll see if any momentum, confidence and meaning are forthcoming. (But I can see the fresh roots of recovery. Others may see the apocalypse depending on how they read tea laves or drink their larger. We won't be going any further than lower mid-table without significant recruitment. I dare say that means jettisoning any lingering romance with Sabri's recruitment or Aitor hangovers).
For now? It can't be any worse than bottling the play offs or losing 6 games in a row or having no preseason or using a dart board for recruitment. And I'd be deluded if I thought this season was anything but repair following a dysfunctional Summer of 'fallacy.' For anyone who watches Quest/EFL, how many teams are playing this mythical sexy football? Of the few that are? They came from another universe of funding and consistency. (The latter being entirely alien to Forest as they've not been very stable in managers for the last... Too busy chasing' short term-ism.)
For the Summer to come? The breaking of the dawn.
I'd rather Forest do it how Brighton did it than Forest did it under Sabri.
SA.