Ange Postecoglou, who has been at the helm of Nottingham Forest for four games without a win, remains optimistic about the team’s future. Despite facing setbacks like losses to Arsenal and Swansea, as well as draws with Burnley and Real Betis in the Europa League, Postecoglou believes victories are on the horizon.
In their recent Europa League clash, Forest held a 2-1 lead against Real Betis until former Manchester United winger Antony leveled the score in the 85th minute, ending the match in a 2-2 draw. Although disappointed with the result, Postecoglou applauded his team’s performance and remains encouraged by their progress.
Expressing his confidence in the players, Postecoglou stated, “I’m just disappointed that the players and supporters don’t get the rewards for our efforts. I’ve just got to make sure they keep their heads up because there’s plenty to be positive about and the wins will come.” Despite the lack of wins, Postecoglou highlighted the outstanding football displayed by the squad and commended their receptiveness to the team’s strategies.
With seven group stage games remaining in the Europa League, Forest aims to secure their spot in the knockout rounds. Despite the challenges faced, the team finds solace in the fact that Igor Jesus made history by becoming the first Forest player to score twice on his major European competition debut. Postecoglou remains focused on converting their positive play into victories as they strive to achieve success in the upcoming matches.
