Your Thoughts On The Current Nottingham Forest Manager

[optimistic_red]

imagine how last night would have gone under O’Neill.

Imagine how many European Cups and Championships we would of won if Martin O' Neil hadn't been at Forest?  Do we have to do this?  For the record M o N beat a much stronger Derby side with a much weaker squad.  He has also won this trophy as a player and manager.  Martin O'Neill was sacked after winning 3 games on the trot to nil, Lamouchi was sacked after losing alot of games.  Celebrate our legends.

Well said.
MON wasn't really given a proper opportunity. 
You can like the new manager and be very positive without having to trash all those before.
The squad has been made from lots (too many) of previous managers, SL has done well so far, both in bringing in new players and making these players into a team. 
I am very positive about the future, and excited to watch this team develop. While the new owners have got lots of things right since coming in, I personally don't buy into quick to the change of manager culture, and hope SL gets the opportunity to ride out any future storm.

Actually part of my opinion on Sabri is what has gone before, it’s bound to be an influencing factor in any human psyche. 

Martin’s record as a player here was and is irrelevant.

I’m quite relieved he wasn’t given any more time given the potential damage that could have been done.

Football is all about opinions.
I'm of the opinion if Forest stuck by and supported MON we would have had a good season this year. We will never know if either of our opinions are correct.

My current opinion is SL is doing a good job. I don't think the club/team was in a bad way before he joined, and has actually joined with the team in a better state than most of the previous managers had when they joined. 

No manager is perfect, and I will question decisions over the season. However I'm never going to be given the chance to prove I know my shit, so I'm happy with my role as "optimistic" supporter (Forest have been short of these over the last few years). COYR