Ange Postecoglou: Nutingham Forest coach under pressure with a trip to Newcastle embarrassment | Football news

Angtecoglou is up to Ange Postecoglou, less than a month in its new role in Nottingham Forest and Sky Sports News The owner of Evangelos Marinakis has been told that he will not hesitate to remove the main coach if the offers and results do not improve quickly.

Postecoglou failed to win any of its first six responsible matches, and it is clear that another defeat and a weak performance in Newcastle on Sunday – Live on Sky Sports – It can be decisive in seeing the current levels of patience fading inside the Hall of the Forestry Council.

The international rest may be vital for the 60 -year -old, especially given that it was brought to replace Nuno Espritto Santo during the past in September.

However, postecoglou maintains the immediate support of the club’s hierarchy, which only wants to focus on the pivotal game in ST James’ Park.

Some of the forest supporters chanted to disgust after it was dismissed during The European League defeat Midtjylland On Thursday – his fourth defeat since the replacement of Nuno, which was sacked after falling with Marveakis.

It is believed that there is anger between the hierarchical sequence of forests when the referee Willie Dilagod performs against Midgeland and this is what made some mitigation in their evaluation of how the team’s performance – and the main coach -.

But the defeat on Sunday will make postecoglou the first permanent coach since 1960 to win any of his first four league matches in the club.

Postecoglou is located in Root in the Premier League – it is without winning in his last 10 games, taking into account his last seven games in Tottenham before his dismissal at the end of last season.

If he will leave during the international rest period, he will be fractures for the duration of Alex McLeish for 40 days as President Forest in 2012, and Sam Aldis scored for a period of 30 days in Leeds as the shortest English Premier League era.

Ange: pressure does not enter my head

Postecoglou admitted earlier on Friday that he could not bear “anxiety about what will happen next week”, instead of focusing on trying to get his team out of its bad shape.

“I get it (speculation about his future), which is a valid assumption in modern football,” he said. “There is always a manager under pressure, but I don’t think this way.

“In this way, I knew that I was hiding in Tottenham about three of four months before I did and did not prevent me from winning something.

“It (pressure) does not enter my head. My responsibility lies in ensuring that this club progresses and reaches a situation in which it can challenge things. If I start setting timelines for that, to start concern about what will happen next week, I will not play the role that I have given me and I did not think that it is useful to anyone.

“At the end of the day, the things I control are the environment, training, and the way we play, and as I said last night, I am still very strong in my opinion that we are not very far.”

“Only six games will not sit with me.”

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“It is a little crazy. It is six games in his term. If it is six months and still performs like this and on a bad tour, I get it because this is the way in which football is located. But six games do not sit with me.

“At the end of last season, Nottingham Forest was really struggling. They were in great position to get the first four places, but they ended up badly and started badly (this season).

“When you try to bring a different philosophy with a different manager … all you think in Nuno, they won 1-0 games and it was difficult to overcome, and they sat brilliantly with a pace at the end of the first half, and Chris Wood was in a purple patch.

“This season, they will change and will want to play a different football style, and it will take time.

“Every day in training, different sessions, getting used to that and more front thinking. His philosophy is completely different from Nuno.

“You have to give the players time to adapt and certainly more than six games. This is not logical to me.”