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Having made 13 signings in the last transfer window, the owners at Nottingham Forest have made drastic changes in an attempt to forget last season’s brutal ending. Despite the number of new signings, one of the surviving members from that disappointment is providing a chink of light at The City Ground during Forest’s worst start to a season in decades.
Joao Pedro’s superb strike was the decisive moment of quality in a tepid affair between Derby and Watford at Pride Park but a fourth defeat in five games will leave Phillip Cocu’s men desperate for momentum before going into battle with local rivals Nottingham Forest next weekend.
With rumours circulating in the media that Wayne Rooney is being lined up to replace Phillip Cocu after a poor start to their 2020/21 campaign, defeat at home to Watford on Friday evening will pour fuel onto speculation that Derby are seeking managerial inspiration from elsewhere.
Scott Eley examines what went wrong for Sabri Lamouchi at Nottingham Forest.
The FA Cup trail took us to the South Kesteven Stadium in the East Midlands this weekend as Matlock Town…
Following their fourth consecutive defeat to the season at the hands of Carlos Corberan’s Huddersfield Town, their latest failure has given Forest their worst start to a season in sixty-six years with the vultures edging closer to The City Ground dugout.
Huddersfield Town welcome Nottingham Forest to the John Smith’s Stadium on Friday night in search of their first win of the new season under Carlos Corberan.
Tuesday night’s FA Cup 1st round qualifier threw up a potential banana skin for Northern Premier League Premier side Matlock Town as they took on Quorn AFC, who currently sit two divisions below them.
Nottingham Forest’s Sabri Lamouchi lamented an ‘unacceptable’ start in his sides’ disappointing 2-0 home defeat to Cardiff City at The…
Since their ill-fated 4-1 defeat to Stoke City in the final game of the previous campaign, Nottingham Forest will be desperate to shake off the hangover which ultimately defined their season, as a failure as they welcome Neil Harris’ Cardiff City to Trentside on Saturday, both clubs will be hoping of a return to winning ways.