US EditionAnge Postecoglou responds to boos and chants of 'you're getting sacked in the morning' - Nottinghamshire Live
Postecoglou is the first permanent Forest manager in 100 years without a win in his first six games, with fans chanting for his sacking amid four defeats in all competitions.
- On Thursday at the City Ground, Nottingham Forest lost 3-2 to FC Midtjylland as Forest fans jeered Ange Postecoglou with chants calling for his sacking after the visitors' third goal.
- Ange Postecoglou is yet to register a win after six matches since replacing Nuno Espirito Santo last month, becoming the first permanent Forest manager in 100 years to do so.
- Ousmane Diao put the visitors ahead after 18 minutes, Dan Ndoye levelled four minutes later and Mads Bech restored the lead before Valdemar Byskov scored late; Chris Wood’s stoppage-time penalty made it 3-2.
- Forest now sit in the Europa League bottom third with one point, extending domestic pressure ahead of an away trip to Newcastle United before the October international break.
- In a TNT Sports post-match interview, Postecoglou said, 'I heard it. They're fans and they want to see their team win. They're entitled to their opinion,' after calling the night 'really disappointing.
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The Greek coach has not won in the six games he has been in charge of the Nottingham team
The fact that the air for coaches in the English Premier League is particularly thin had already been experienced by some coaches this year. But one of them could hit it twice: at Tottenham thrown out, after a defeat against Midtjylland the fans took him into the crosshairs at his new club Nottingham. "You're getting bagged in the morning, the disappointed Nottingham fans scourged their coach after the unexpected 2-3 home defeat in the Europa Le…
Soccer-Forest's Postecoglou unfazed by job pressure after winless start
(Reuters) -Nottingham Forest boss Ange Postecoglou has no time to think about his job security, saying on Friday he knew months before that he would lose his job at Tottenham Hotspur but still kept his eyes on the prize as they won the Europa League. Read full story
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