Sadly, there are many amongst us who have short memories. For twenty-three years we were in the wilderness. Were it not for one man’s quite remarkable ability to galvanise a set of players hurtling towards League One prior to his arrival, and unite a fan base that had been toxic for many years, we still would be.
Yep and only Cooper could deal with him even if it was for 1.5 seasons.
It’s a binary measure if we go down. But I’d say Forest have evolved in some ways quicker with Nuno.
You really have to got to be out of touch and into self-harming to sack a manager which has 98.3% of the fans backing at the time of sacking.
I'm not sure we represent the views of the whole of the Forest fanbase.
True, although I doubt it will be much lower tbh. I'd definitely have money on it being over 90%
Hope he was talking to their owners into buying us off Marinakis and bringing him back here
Be surprised if either of those clubs went for him.
He'll have been watching Bowen for the Funsponge.
Yes, I wouldn't be surprised if he's doing a bit of scouting for Southgate.
The one thing i'd disagree with is that from memory the fanbase was pretty united before Coops as i think we'd got to that "things can't get any worse" stage given the succession of terrible managers and awful recruitments phases.. It felt like we were just their for the club..
Don't you remember the toxicity ground label?
I was thinking the same thing. I never wanted him gone and, while I fervently hope for Stevie Cooper Part 2: Unfinished Business, until the goof ball ownership either moves on or enjoys a comprehensive consciousness change, I hope he stays far away from our basketcase of a club, for his own sake.
That's because the Jacks are addicted to a type of football Cooper wouldn't play. But far from running out of ideas, he improve the outcome for them in his 2nd season - from losing in a play-off semi to losing the play-off final.