Thierry Ennui

The issue for them is that the Premier League is so strong now. Which three teams are worse than them?
 Bournemouth look destined to come last, but who else?
They need two of the below to do worse than them.
 Everton - Look in danger this season but definitely have the quality to turn it around. 
Leicester - Poor so far but surely too much firepower. 
Fulham - looking very good so far, provided they don’t get major injuries they should be above Forest. 
Southampton - no weaker than last season, where they were pretty comfortable. 
Brentford - their money ball plan has worked great so far. If they keep Toney they should be ok. 
Villa - provided Gerrard is sacked soon they should be fine. A top half squad for sure.
Wolves - a stuttering start but you’d expect them to be fine. 
 
Everyone keeps saying that Forest have spent well and should be comfortable, but I don’t see it. I feel like 17th is a massive challenge. The quality in the league is insane. And the difference, for me, is that most of the list above have proven and consistent goalscorers. If Forest aren’t scoring, they’re down. 

The issue for them is that the Premier League is so strong now. Which three teams are worse than them?
 Bournemouth look destined to come last, but who else?
They need two of the below to do worse than them.
 Everton - Look in danger this season but definitely have the quality to turn it around. 
Leicester - Poor so far but surely too much firepower. 
Fulham - looking very good so far, provided they don’t get major injuries they should be above Forest. 
Southampton - no weaker than last season, where they were pretty comfortable. 
Brentford - their money ball plan has worked great so far. If they keep Toney they should be ok. 
Villa - provided Gerrard is sacked soon they should be fine. A top half squad for sure.
Wolves - a stuttering start but you’d expect them to be fine. 
 
Everyone keeps saying that Forest have spent well and should be comfortable, but I don’t see it. I feel like 17th is a massive challenge. The quality in the league is insane. And the difference, for me, is that most of the list above have proven and consistent goalscorers. If Forest aren’t scoring, they’re down. 

The issue for them is that the Premier League is so strong now. Which three teams are worse than them?
 Bournemouth look destined to come last, but who else?
They need two of the below to do worse than them.
 Everton - Look in danger this season but definitely have the quality to turn it around. 
Leicester - Poor so far but surely too much firepower. 
Fulham - looking very good so far, provided they don’t get major injuries they should be above Forest. 
Southampton - no weaker than last season, where they were pretty comfortable. 
Brentford - their money ball plan has worked great so far. If they keep Toney they should be ok. 
Villa - provided Gerrard is sacked soon they should be fine. A top half squad for sure.
Wolves - a stuttering start but you’d expect them to be fine. 
 
Everyone keeps saying that Forest have spent well and should be comfortable, but I don’t see it. I feel like 17th is a massive challenge. The quality in the league is insane. And the difference, for me, is that most of the list above have proven and consistent goalscorers. If Forest aren’t scoring, they’re down. 

The issue for them is that the Premier League is so strong now. Which three teams are worse than them?
 Bournemouth look destined to come last, but who else?
They need two of the below to do worse than them.
 Everton - Look in danger this season but definitely have the quality to turn it around. 
Leicester - Poor so far but surely too much firepower. 
Fulham - looking very good so far, provided they don’t get major injuries they should be above Forest. 
Southampton - no weaker than last season, where they were pretty comfortable. 
Brentford - their money ball plan has worked great so far. If they keep Toney they should be ok. 
Villa - provided Gerrard is sacked soon they should be fine. A top half squad for sure.
Wolves - a stuttering start but you’d expect them to be fine. 
 
Everyone keeps saying that Forest have spent well and should be comfortable, but I don’t see it. I feel like 17th is a massive challenge. The quality in the league is insane. And the difference, for me, is that most of the list above have proven and consistent goalscorers. If Forest aren’t scoring, they’re down. 

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I’ll argue with anyone who thinks Rosenior is to blame for the lack of goals. A manager’s job is to come up with tactics which see his team create more chances than the opposition, which we have done in every match.  Beyond that the responsibility lies with the players.

I’ll argue with anyone who thinks Rosenior is to blame for the lack of goals. A manager’s job is to come up with tactics which see his team create more chances than the opposition, which we have done in every match.  Beyond that the responsibility lies with the players.

This entirely. For me the manager's job is to find a system that creates more good chances than the opposition, something we've done in every match so far. Can't ask more from Rosenior.

I’ll argue with anyone who thinks Rosenior is to blame for the lack of goals. A manager’s job is to come up with tactics which see his team create more chances than the opposition, which we have done in every match.  Beyond that the responsibility lies with the players.

This entirely. For me the manager's job is to find a system that creates more good chances than the opposition, something we've done in every match so far. Can't ask more from Rosenior.

I’ll argue with anyone who thinks Rosenior is to blame for the lack of goals. A manager’s job is to come up with tactics which see his team create more chances than the opposition, which we have done in every match.  Beyond that the responsibility lies with the players.

I’ll argue with anyone who thinks Rosenior is to blame for the lack of goals. A manager’s job is to come up with tactics which see his team create more chances than the opposition, which we have done in every match.  Beyond that the responsibility lies with the players.

I’ll argue with anyone who thinks Rosenior is to blame for the lack of goals. A manager’s job is to come up with tactics which see his team create more chances than the opposition, which we have done in every match.  Beyond that the responsibility lies with the players.

This entirely. For me the manager's job is to find a system that creates more good chances than the opposition, something we've done in every match so far. Can't ask more from Rosenior.

I’ll argue with anyone who thinks Rosenior is to blame for the lack of goals. A manager’s job is to come up with tactics which see his team create more chances than the opposition, which we have done in every match.  Beyond that the responsibility lies with the players.

I’ll argue with anyone who thinks Rosenior is to blame for the lack of goals. A manager’s job is to come up with tactics which see his team create more chances than the opposition, which we have done in every match.  Beyond that the responsibility lies with the players.

I’ll argue with anyone who thinks Rosenior is to blame for the lack of goals. A manager’s job is to come up with tactics which see his team create more chances than the opposition, which we have done in every match.  Beyond that the responsibility lies with the players.

I’ll argue with anyone who thinks Rosenior is to blame for the lack of goals. A manager’s job is to come up with tactics which see his team create more chances than the opposition, which we have done in every match.  Beyond that the responsibility lies with the players.