Nottingham Forest supporters are expressing concern as the season unfolds differently than anticipated. The club had high hopes entering the 2025/26 campaign after their Champions League run the previous season and their eagerly awaited return to European football after nearly three decades. However, the sudden departure of manager Nuno Espirito Santo and the exit of football officer Ross Wilson have disrupted the team’s stability.
Under new manager Ange Postecoglou’s leadership, Forest have yet to secure a win, recording two draws and five defeats in their first seven games. The upcoming home matches against Chelsea and Porto present opportunities to change the narrative as they strive to climb the league table. Currently sitting in 17th place, just above the relegation zone, Forest fans are feeling the pressure as the team navigates through a challenging period.
Supporters have voiced their concerns on various platforms, citing frustrations with the club’s recent developments and performances. Despite the uncertainty, Postecoglou remains focused on improving results and acknowledging the disappointment felt by fans. The squad faces a critical period with six matches before the next international break to turn their fortunes around and regain confidence on the pitch.
In the midst of transitions and uncertainties, the club’s loyal supporters continue to stand by their team, emphasizing the importance of unity and perseverance during challenging times. As Forest navigates through a crucial phase of the season, both on and off the field, the support from fans remains unwavering as they hope for a turnaround in results and a positive future for the club.
