The 2022-2023 Premier League has 7 more rounds to go, but has already set a record of 12 coaches being fired in one season. The "coach grinder" has not stopped yet and who will be next?
The list of managers who are worried about relegation is the most serious, with Nottingham Forest coach Steve Cooper. After 10 consecutive draws and losses, The Reds are still deep in the "red light" group. Things could get worse when they face Liverpool, Brighton, Chelsea or Arsenal.
Discussing the future of manager Steve Cooper, Emily Anderson, presenter of BBC East Midlands Today, said: "I support Steve Cooper because he has improved the club's revenue by getting into the Premier League. However, he has 'shot himself in the foot' by getting the club promoted too early. If Nottingham Forest had finished mid-table last season in the Championship, we would all have said: 'Oh! He's done a great job. Let's push the team to get into the Premier League next year. Then the fans at the City Ground will be there. no have to worry about relegation, they will be loud, supporting and singing Steve Cooper's name."
Football pundit Mikey Clarke is less optimistic and is looking towards replacing Steve Cooper. "I want Nottingham Forest to change manager but I want to make sure they get the right person," said Mikey Clarke. "They have won just one of their last 14 games and are in serious danger of relegation. If someone is willing to take over Nottingham Forest right now and guarantee they stay up, I'm in for it." Meanwhile, BT Sport commentator Darren Fletcher is not sure that replacing Steve Cooper will yield the desired results, as Everton experienced when they appointed manager Sean Dyche in early 2023.
When Nottingham Forest were promoted to the Premier League after 23 years, coach Steve Cooper was hailed as a hero. However, the Premier League is so different from the Championship and Nottingham Forest players seem to be in psychological shock. It cannot be said that Nottingham Forest did not invest heavily when the amount of money they spent on recruiting players this season reached 185 million euros. It cannot be said that the team did not have a traditional foundation when they lifted the prestigious C1 Cup in 1979 and 1980. The Reds' problem is that they spent too much, lacked a "conductor" and have not found the right formula to operate the game. Along with Southampton and Everton, Nottingham Forest had the worst attack in the league, scoring only 24 goals in 31 matches.
The ship named Nottingham Forest is losing its way. How to save the team is something that the leadership of the team at City Ground is carefully calculated. Will firing coach Steve Cooper make the team better? Who is capable of helping Nottingham Forest stay in the league?... Many people believe that the next name on the list of coaches losing their jobs in the Premier League this season is likely to be Steve Cooper.
TAM NINH
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