The worst coach in the Premier League was born: 0 wins in 8 games, fans left the field and smashed their cards and denounced the liar

As soon as the whistle blew on Nottingham Forest's 0-3 defeat at Chelsea, the club made a cold announcement - coach Postkoglu was "immediately dismissed." What's even more heartbreaking is that this announcement contains exactly 39 words, which perfectly corresponds to his coaching career of only 39 days. It coincides with a tragedy script that has been written long ago.

Who would have thought that the Australian coach, who only took over from Nuno on September 9, would end in such an embarrassing way? 2 draws and 6 losses in 8 games. Not only did they not win a game, they also failed to achieve a clean sheet. The Premier League, Europa League, and EFL Cup collapsed in three fronts: 0-3 loss to Arsenal, 0-1 loss to Sunderland, 2-3 reverse by Midtjylland, until the final 0-3 defeat to Chelsea, which completely wore out the fans' patience into despair.

The scene of the game is more dazzling than the results. When Chelsea scored the third goal, Nottingham Forest fans no longer roared as before, but flocked to the exit in silence - TA reporter Nick Miller saw it clearly, "Indifference is worse than anger." Only a few people vented: some smashed the signs in their hands, and some shouted "You are a damn liar" at the bench, but more people just frowned and left the field, and even the boos seemed weak. What's even more ironic is that team owner Marinakis left the game early in the 60th minute, as if he already knew the outcome of this defeat.

But the voice in the locker room was somewhat contradictory to the despair at the scene. Gibbs-White, who was interviewed after the game, was still holding on: "We completely controlled the game in the first half, but we just didn't seize the opportunity." "We 100% believe in the coach's tactics." The data seems to be on his side - in the 5 Premier League games coached by Postkoglu, the team took a total of 61 shots but only scored 1 goal. "Bad luck" became the reason cited by the players. But the fans don't buy it: The "European League Impact Lineup" that has been built with huge sums of money can't even win. What's the use of talking about tactics and luck?

Now Nottingham Forest is no longer the team that celebrated the successful transfer a few weeks ago. They have not won a game so far this season and are looking for a third coach in just over a month. The enthusiasm of the fans, which was once revived by Cooper and Nuno, is gradually returning to the dark era when "no one cares about winning or losing". This 39-day farce is over, but the problem left for Forest has just begun: Can the next coach save this team on the verge of collapse?