Nottingham Forest issues a warning regarding a call that might “ruin” Steve Cooper…

Nottingham Forest has been cautioned about the potential consequences of prematurely sacking manager Steve Cooper, with warnings that they risk “ruining a really good manager” if they part ways with him too soon. Despite being highly regarded by Forest supporters for guiding the club back to the Premier League and maintaining their top-flight status, Cooper has faced significant pressure this season due to a dip in results.

Pundit Michael Brown emphasized that Cooper is still in the process of learning and developing as a manager. He suggested that if Forest were to let him go, other clubs would be quick to express interest in him based on the success he has achieved. Brown acknowledged the owners’ expectations for immediate results but urged patience, emphasizing that success is a gradual process.

Brown commented on the speculation surrounding Cooper’s future at Nottingham Forest, noting that it has been an ongoing topic. He highlighted the owners’ financial investment and their desire for swift results, even though building success in football takes time.

Brown suggested that if the decision to part ways with Cooper is made, it should be done decisively, and if not, the club should express support similar to what was seen previously when an improvement followed.

Expressing admiration for Cooper’s achievements, Brown pointed out that the manager has shown tactical awareness and has done an “unbelievable job.” While acknowledging that the squad could perform better in certain games, Brown emphasized that Cooper is still learning and that dismissing him prematurely might jeopardize the potential of having a highly skilled manager. Brown also highlighted the financial backing at Forest’s disposal, indicating that they could attract a top manager if needed, but questioned what the next steps would be and the challenge of managing a large squad.