""We haven't got magic dust," he said. "You can't suddenly make players who are not used to having that killer edge score 20 a season. It's not that easy or else we'd all be doing it. When I was on the outside looking at it and fans were telling me, 'we're going to do this and we're going to do that', I said 'I don't think it's that easy'. Once I saw them get into Europe, I said, 'trust me, it's not going to be that easy'. There's a lot of work that needs to be done. That's what we're doing and that's what we intend to do.""
""We are a newly promoted side, so you can't expect us to make as many chances as [Erling] Haaland does for Manchester City," said Leeds boss Daniel Farke. "Our strikers know our position and we just want to score enough goals to stay in this league. The main thing is that we are successful as a team. 'I don't judge my players on the""
Nottingham Forest have recorded only two wins this season: the Premier League opening day and a Europa League victory over Porto on October 23. Sean Dyche's early tenure included a defeat to Bournemouth, a home draw with Manchester United, and a 0-0 draw with Sturm Graz. Forest sit 19th with six points and are joint-lowest scorers with seven goals. Dyche cautioned fans against expecting an instant turnaround, stressing there is no "magic dust" and that creating a consistent goalscoring edge will take significant work. Leeds sit three places and five points clear and also face scoring challenges.
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