Maybe that point against wolves ain't as bad as it first looked. (It really was when you look at how we dominated it) but that being said, it does show that, we shouldn't fear 'bigger' teams and all it takes is a small good run everything can change so fast #nffc
What Sean Dyche is doing at Forest is fascinating - in that he’s overseeing the evolution in style that the club clearly wanted, but in a fairly subtle way.
Going from what Nuno did to ‘Ange-ball’ was way too much too soon and neglected many of the qualities that led to Forest’s turbo-charged development in the first place.
Under Dyche we’re seeing them have more of the ball than 24/25, and pressing more.
They’re also playing, at times, some nice passing football.
Yes there are also some long-balls, but it feels like it’s situation dependent, sensible pragmatism - in short, they can mix it up.
Sean Dyche, with arguably the most talented squad he’s had, seems to be developing a team that’s comfortable playing in different ways - he’s showing different sides to himself too, and getting results at the same time, deserves a lot of credit for how quickly he’s made such a difference
Stephen Crean was given a rapturous applause by the Forest fans this afternoon as he returns to The City Ground following his heroic actions on the train near Huntingdon eight days ago.
#nffc