Head coach Nuno Espirito Santo punched the nearest object in his proximity after learning that Nottingham Forest had lost points.However, the Portuguese claims that his initial dissatisfaction and disappointment were promptly disregarded. With nine games remaining, his attention quickly shifted to the task at hand: figuring out how to get out of the relegation zone.
The Premier League table now has the Reds in 18th place after they were punished four points for breaking financial regulations. Although the team has filed an appeal against the punishment, Nuno and his team are aware that they must contribute on the field as they get ready to play Crystal Palace on Saturday.
When questioned about his first thoughts upon hearing the news, Nuno joked, “I think I punched something that was near to me.””I felt let down. However, that was only for a few minutes because we had to quickly move on from that.
“What must we accomplish?Put in more effort.
“We need to stick together and go for it when you realize that this is a challenging scenario at this point. Our desire to remain in the Premier League is all that is necessary; it is very important to all of us at the club.
“Obviously, it affects things because we are down four points; it alters the situation. But we have control over it. It is within our power.
Forest faced the prospect of losing points ever since they were accused of violating the Profitability and Sustainability Rules back in January. Nuno is eager to accept the situation as it is, even if he has always stated that he wants clarity as quickly as possible.
“We weren’t sure what the ultimate decision would be, but we were all expecting a decision,” he stated.”Quarter points? Five? We were in the dark.We now understand.
“It is not for me to judge what is fair or unfair.I have to face reality, and right now it indicates that we are in the relegation zone with 21 points.
“We now need to put in more effort at our work. Now that we’ve spoken long enough, let’s get started.
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