“It’s a start and it’s a good start”.

Those were the words of a delighted Sean Dyche following the superb victory over FC Porto in the Europa League last night. Forest rolled the Dyche and in his first match came up with a two and a zero in favour of The Reds!

In the next hour, we’ll talk about Sean Dyche's first win as Forest’s Head Coach and also squeeze in a look ahead to the trip to Bournemouth on Sunday.

Hosted by Greg Oram and Richard Spray.

On the panel we welcome, The Stat-Man, Danscape and Tricky Tree Travel’s Alan Merryweather…

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Nottingham Forest have announced the appointment of Sean Dyche as the Club’s new Head Coach and as expected he will be joined by his experienced coaching team of Ian Woan and Steve Stone — both former Nottingham Forest players who together made more than 400 appearances for the Reds during the 1990s.

Dyche will take charge of his first match on Thursday night as The Reds take on FC Porto in the Europa League…

Hosted by myself, Greg Oram Richard Spray. Our guests for this one are Steve Battlemuch and The Statman, Danscape.

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Hosted by Greg Oram. & Richard Spray. On the panel, we're joined by Steve Battlemuch, Ross Taylor and Jamie Tatler..

In a reign that was shorter than the time it takes to explain VAR to your dad, Evangelos Marinakis acted swiftly and ruthlessly within 19 minutes of the final whistle of Forest’s 3-0 home defeat to Chelsea to bring to an end the failed experiment of Big Ange at Forest.

The shortest reign of any manager in Premier League history – I mean I’ve had hangovers that outlasted that man’s Forest managerial career! It was so short, Netflix called it a limited series.” Even Liz Truss just texted — said he made even her look stable.”

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A spontaneous reaction to the news that Ange Postecoglou has been sacked as Forest manager. With Greg Oram & Richard Spary

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Hosted by Greg Oram & Richard Spray! Joining us on the

A rest is as good as a break they say. Or is it a break is as good as a rest? Either way, Forest have had the benefit of a rest over the international break and all the talk has continued to be about the manager’s position and the candidates waiting in the wings…

We’ll chip in with our thoughts on Ange Postecoglou and the potential of a Sean Dyche appointment before turning our focus onto the huge match at The City Ground on Saturday for Nottingham Forest versus Chelsea.

The rest is over but for Ange is it now make or break..?

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We’re back with an episode of our special series where we meet a fellow Forest fan and put them in the hot seat for an hour’s chat about our favourite club, Nottingham Forest. As usual, we’ll spend a little bit of time getting to know our guest, who  I can reveal is one of our USA-based ex-pat Forest fans, and later on they’ll reveal their own personal all-time Forest eleven as well taking part in regular features such as The Lightning Round and Name That Grandmother!

With all the noise around Forest and Ange Postecoglou at the moment, you can be sure that those topics are on the menu so please sit back and enjoy The One With Jamie Tatler!

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Bonus short!

Our Talking Reds host, Greg Oram, was invited onto the TalkSport 2 show, The Social, with their host, Olly Clink to discuss Nottingham Forest and Ange Postecoglou....

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Most Forest fans could only see defeat happening at St James’ Park today and most fans, as it turns out, were right.

Yes, it was a better first half from the men in Red and the system change seemed to work whilst the commitment and endeavour was promising. But when you’re not really laying a glove on your opponents goal and then come off second best for pretty much all of the second 45 minutes, the writing is well and truly on the wall.

Under Ange it’s now, played seven, drawn two, lost five and yes… won none.

“It's a struggle, it’s a fight” – these were Ange’s words after the match ended but the question now on everyone’s lips is – will he be given more time to turn it around?

Did we see enough today to be confident things will change? Or is it now inevitable that Marinakis pulls the plug now before it really is too late?

Welcome to Talking Reds, a Nottingham Forest podcast, hosted by Greg Oram. Joining him on the panel for this one we have Andrew Cove and Bruce Johnstone.

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Hosted by Greg Oram and Richard Spray with Paul Morley..

It was supposed to be the homecoming of homecomings. The return of European football at The City Ground in 30 years. We had the lights, the fireworks - and the air of anticipation was ripe in the bars and pubs before kick-off. But then the script was slashed apart and the horror show began…

Disastrous defending from set-pieces, passes and moves that didn’t click, being bullied and out-muscled by a physical Danish team to lose 3-2 at home and the big night falling flat as a pancake was not on everyone’s bingo card. By the full-time whistle and chants of Ange getting sacked in the morning followed by cries for drinks with Nuno, I for one, most definitely wished I had in fact been at the Gala bingo instead of sat in The Peter Taylor Stand.

Where do we go from here? An unsettled fan-base, the pressure mounting on the new manager and fingers now being pointed in the direction of the boardroom…Could the end really be near for Ange after just 6 games in charge? Is that it all folks?

Calling for clear heads is fine but when you feel like you’re in one horror movie after another the danger feels very, very real…We are into October but last night it felt like Halloween had come just a little bit early…

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All eyes are on Trentside this week as attention turns to Nottingham Forest’s first home match of this season’s Europa League.

There’s perhaps nothing more special than a match under the lights at the City Ground – an historic stadium that has seen iconic moments over the years from the club’s first goal in the European Cup from Garry Birtles and Robertson’s diving header against Cologne to the UEFA Cup and Paul McGregor v Lyon and that final goal at home in Europe from Steve Stone against Bayern Munich.

Our fans in Seville last week were treated to a wonderful first 45 minutes and a fabulous Igor Jesus brace and to come away with a point certainly felt great in the whole context of this being our first go at Europe for so long. But a win is crucial for Forest right now. Not just for this competition and getting us up the table but for the wider value that victory will bring. The players want it. The fans are desperate for it. Ange needs it...

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