Postecoglou targets trophies and true believers' at Nottingham Forest
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Postecoglou targets trophies and true believers' at Nottingham Forest
"Ange Postecoglou walked out of the City Ground tunnel, which is decorated with famous images from yesteryear, and surveyed the scene. Just like that the Nottingham Forest head coach, in a blue suit, open-neck white shirt and Paul Smith trainers the designer is a son of the city was back in business. He posed with the garibaldi red shirt and before long was explaining how Forest's move interrupted his belated 60th birthday celebrations last weekend."
"It was in May, when the Europa League trophy parade halted outside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, that Postecoglou provided an iconic mic-drop moment: declaring that season three always eclipses season two in the best TV series. Four months after being sacked, replacing Nuno Espirito Santo three games into the Premier League season provided quite the plot twist. If you're talking about my career, this is season 28, so it's a long-running series and it's done really well in different countries, he said with a smile."
"The former Forest striker Tony Woodcock, a 1979 European Cup winner, was a neighbour of Postecoglou's in north London and the captain of that revered team lent a hand at training on Thursday. John McGovern was running around chasing balls today and I'm going: What are you doing, John? You're a legend, you don't have to do that, Postecoglou said."
Ange Postecoglou walked through the City Ground tunnel, noted its historic imagery, and presented himself in a blue suit, open-neck white shirt and Paul Smith trainers. He posed with Nottingham Forest's garibaldi red shirt and explained that the club's move interrupted his belated 60th birthday plans. He previously made a memorable remark during the Europa League trophy parade, saying season three always eclipses season two. He replaces Nuno Espirito Santo three games into the Premier League season after being sacked four months earlier. Former Forest figures including Tony Woodcock and John McGovern joined training, and Postecoglou joked about needing to win silverware to satisfy the owner.
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