As a Forest fan, this feels like another short-sighted move. Sean Dyche is solid defensively and brings discipline, but heβs not the kind of manager who fits the football identity Forest should be building toward. After all the talk about ambition and long-term vision, settling for Dyche feels like panic rather than planning. He might steady the ship for a while, but his style is rigid, and itβs hard to see him developing our younger, technical players or pushing us beyond survival mode. Itβs as if the board keeps reacting to problems instead of shaping a future. We need progress, not just damage control.