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As posted by Fabrizio, Nottingham Forest has parted ways with it's manager Nuno Espirito Santo, these's was a tense situation at the club between him and them, I believe that's the main reason why he was sacked. Nottingham Forest has started off this season with a win, a draw and a lose in three matches. I believe that's one of the major trigger as to why he and the club management has fallen off and it resulted in a sack.

Wow, that result is not enough to sack Nuno Espirito Santo, the club owner Marinakis Evangelos just tool a big risk that could backfire then if the next replacement doesn't do better, Espirito Santo is a good tactician, he made Nottingham Forest play beautiful football last season, they almost took them to play an European tournament, they were almost close to be in the top six.

I'm just wondering who would be their next option, maybe they'll go for Ange Postecoglou, since he won Tottenham a trophy despite getting sacked, left for me I think Nuno would've still try to finish in the top six, I don't know what happened with the management, maybe they're not satisfied with the teams performance so far but it's still very early to make such decisions of sacking the coach.

I didn't expect Nuno to be fired, even though he's certainly a good coach. However, I share your opinion that Marinis was too quick to fire Nuno. Nuno departure from Nottingham Forest will undoubtedly cause Nottingham Forest to experience a decline in performance. It's true that Nuno has been fired, and I hope Nuno can continue his career at another club.

It's true that last season, we saw Nottingham Forest perform well. At that time, even the strongest teams in the Premier League, if I'm not mistaken, sometimes struggled against Nottingham Forest. It's true that Nottingham Forest could have even secured a Champions League spot, but unfortunately, their performance declined at the end of the season, ultimately failing to secure a Champions League spot. I actually hope Nottingham Forest can perform better this season under Nuno. But yes, I hope that the new Nottingham Forest coach can make Nottingham Forest perform even better and I am also curious about Nuno's replacement, but if Ange Postecoglou becomes the Nottingham Forest coach, I think that is also a good thing.

Um... I just found out that Nuno Espirito Santo has been fired by Nottingham Forest. I didn't expect Nuno Espirito Santo's Nottingham Forest season to end, even though it's true that Nottingham Forest performed impressively last season. It's true that Marinakis made a hasty decision, and it seems he got a little carried away. But it's true that whatever happens, we'll just have to wait and see what happens. I, along with you, hope Nuno Espirito can succeed elsewhere.

Ange Postecoglou is currently a hot topic of discussion because he's certainly a good coach, having just led Nottingham Forest to the Europa League trophy. However, it's clear that he'll need time to adapt to the Nottingham Forest players. There are many candidates to replace Nuno, such as Marco Silva, Oliver Glasner, and others. However, the one with the strongest relationship with the club's owner is Ange Postecoglou. So, it seems Ange Postecoglou has the greatest potential to replace Nuno Espirito. Hopefully, in the Nottingham Forest match against Arsenal, we will see Nuno Espirito's replacement in place and we will see how great the new Nottingham Forest coach is and what he will do.