NOTTINGHAM FOREST ARE searching for their 10th boss in five and a half years after they sacked Mark Warburton less than 24 hours after their 1-0 defeat to Sunderland at the City Ground
Forest have endured a miserable recent run, winning just one of their last seven league matches to leave them in 14th position in the Championship, 10 points off the play-off places and nine clear of the bottom three.
Yesterday’s loss at the hands of Sunderland proved the final straw for the Forest hierarchy, Aiden McGeady scoring the only goal to give Chris Coleman’s side a rare away win.
Warburton – who took charge in March and kept Forest in the Championship on goal difference last season – is followed out of the door by assistant David Weir and sporting director Frank McParland.
Forest travel to Leeds United on New Year’s Day with academy manager Gary Brazil as caretaker boss.
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