Nottingham Forest have confirmed the shock dismissal of Ange Postecoglou, just 39 days after his appointment as head coach. The Australian manager, who arrived amid great optimism following his successful spells at Celtic and Tottenham Hotspur, failed to make the desired impact at the City Ground.
Postecoglouās short tenure was marred by poor results and inconsistent performances, with Forest managing only one win in his brief spell in charge. Sources close to the club suggest the board lost confidence in his tactical approach and dressing-room management, prompting an urgent review of the teamās direction.
A club statement released on Saturday evening read: āNottingham Forest can confirm that Ange Postecoglou has left his position as head coach with immediate effect. The club thanks Ange for his efforts and wishes him the best for the future.ā
The decision has stunned supporters, many of whom believed Postecoglou deserved more time to implement his attacking philosophy. Assistant manager Chris Cohen is expected to take temporary charge while the club searches for a new head coach.
This marks yet another turbulent chapter in Forestās recent history, as the club once again looks for stability and a long-term vision.
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