"Much of the comment around the Australian's arrival has focused on his different tactical approach to predecessor Nuno Espirito Santo but that implies Postecoglou is a novice at this managerial lark, rather than someone who has won domestic titles in Australia, Japan and Scotland.It is unlikely too much will change in the early weeks and Forest will remain one of the better sides in the top flight."
"Villa's struggles has been one of the surprising stories from the first three weeks. Unai Emery's men have picked up just one point and have yet to score.They were largely awful against Crystal Palace last time out and Emery will have spent the last fortnight pondering over his options.Expect a response at the Hill Dickinson Stadium against an Everton side that were fortunate to beat Brighton in their last home game in the league."
The Premier League returns after the September international break with matchweek four fixtures and notable changes in squads and management. Alexander Isak has joined Liverpool and Elliot Anderson looks set for England's World Cup squad, while Nottingham Forest have appointed Ange Postecoglou as manager. Postecoglou brings domestic titles from Australia, Japan and Scotland, but an immediate tactical overhaul is considered unlikely and Forest are expected to remain a solid top-flight side. Arsenal aim to recover from a subdued display at Liverpool. Aston Villa have struggled early, failing to score and earning just one point. Sunderland have started encouragingly but face a tougher test at Selhurst Park.
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