Nottingham Forest is moving swiftly to appoint Ange Postecoglou as new manager after Nuno Espirito Santo was released from his previous duties
Ange Postecoglou was one of the great stories from last season. Big Angellap Opera says his public rants, frustration and brilliant farewell as he wins the Europa League for the first time in 17 years to lead Tottenham to his first trophy.
That’s the hook in the Forest of Nottingham, and why was the fiery owner Evangelos Marinakis lined up long before the west descended on Nuno Espirito Santo?
And that was inevitable. From the moment Nuno spoke about Forest’s transfer business and his relationship with Marinakis, he was doomed.
But why post-coglu? Well, there are a few reasons. His soccer style, his great personality, and most importantly, his achievements in winning trophies.
Big Ange was at Tottenham and he promised that he’s always been winning the trophy in his second season.
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And Postecoglou did it in style. It’s wave roashing and you can expect offensive football and forest fans to be entertained on the city grounds. Yes, the league shape is terrible and I got him a bag. But don’t worry about the outcome – feel the silverware.
Moreover, Postecoglou has been attracting attention and does not underestimate how important it is to a modern, moving club.
Suddenly, interest in the forests grows. Because for all his success on the pitch, Nuno has never earned a box office (except when he’s playing against the owner, of course). He is good worth, candid and suitable for the Premier League. He is a big character.
Postecoglou also managed to achieve the Europa League, winning the competition for Forest finding himself for the upcoming season. His clear track record of winning the European trophy really appeals to Marinakis, and he probably saw the autograph in July.
The owner of the Olympiacos was Marinakis. He gave a presentation and honored Postkoglu for representing the Greek Super League and becoming the first Greek coach to win a major European trophy. Postcoglo was born in Greece and left the country at the age of five, but is always proud of his legacy.
Marinakis said: “What I want to say about Angi is that he talks about Greece many times and is proud to be a Greek and has achieved great success at Tottenham by winning the Europa League. He spoke about Greece.
“A man who not only does not hide his origins, he is proud of it. What he accomplished, he did with a team that hasn’t won the title, it’s been a very difficult time in recent years.
“We must especially appreciate him for this. I’m sure he’ll do just as well as he has the ability, but wherever he goes, success will come.”
Obviously, as Nuno’s frustration grew over the summer, the seeds were owned and grown. They were very public last season when Marinakis was very public with the manager about Taiwani’s injuries on the pitch.
Most viewed Forest’s European football accusations as a huge success and a great achievement. Marinakis was frustrated that the club blew away Champions League locations as the club ousted its tail in the final two months of the season.
The Greek businessman wanted a manager who could put his team on the line. Edu, a Brazilian at Arsenal, was then brought to head the role of a newly established global football.
Suddenly, it was Edu who had Marinakis’ ears rather than Nuno. Marinakis is famous for his whimsicality and has a short fuse. His relationship with Nuno deteriorated very rapidly, especially as the manager hadn’t acquired the player he wanted.
Nuno hears his frustration and demands a new keeper and two new backup fullbacks. Everything was finally delivered, but the damage had already been done.
They needed a big story, a big name to fill the blanks – that’s why Big Ange is the perfect fit.
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