This season, Nuno Espirito Santo has already relied heavily on Chris Wood’s knowledge, and it appears that a well-known figure is also lending a hand behind the scenes.
In recent seasons, Nottingham Forest has had to contend with the opposition, VAR, and officials.
After Morgan Gibbs-White was given the order to march against Brighton & Hove Albion, an independent committee decided to vote 3-2 in the midfielder’s favor.
Most recently, Murillo was found to have fouled an opponent in the penalty area, leading to two contentious mistakes that resulted in Forest losing 1-0 to Fulham.
Calvin Bassey took down Anthony Elanga at the other end of the field, but the challenge went unnoticed by the referee or VAR.
But the team has already moved on, and their attention is now on Chelsea.
Nuno Espirito Santo excelled at Wolves because of his exceptional attention to detail when it came to training and changing strategies.
Sunday at Stamford Bridge gives Forest the opportunity to defeat Chelsea once more following Anthony Elanga’s victory the previous campaign.
Nuno Espirito Santo excelled at Wolves because of his exceptional attention to detail when it came to training and changing strategies.
Sunday at Stamford Bridge gives Forest the opportunity to defeat Chelsea once more following Anthony Elanga’s victory the previous campaign.
Curiously, even though he isn’t a member of the team, it appears that Forest has been using his knowledge in training.
John Percy claims that even though Wayne Hennessey is a free agent, Nottingham Forest has allowed him to train with them and he’s grown to be a well-liked member of the team.
Wayne Hennessey left Nottingham Forest in the summer after the end of his contract.
Although he was a crucial component of the squad during his nine appearances at the City Ground, it appears that Forest has kept him on an unofficial basis.
Carlos Miguel and Matz Sels might benefit from his extensive expertise, as he has made 350 club matches and 109 international appearances for Wales.