72+: Will Forest’s fortunes change? - a podcast by BBC Radio 5 live

Aaron Paul is joined by former Leyton Orient midfielder Jobi McAnuff and Reading defender Michael Morrison to discuss what the future holds for Nottingham Forest after they sacked Chris Hughton, with the club bottom of the Championship.

BBC Nottingham’s Forest commentator Colin Fray tells us how the fans are feeling and who the leading candidates are in the search for a replacement.

Forest legend Robbie Earnshaw also drops by to share his thoughts on the direction the club is going in and he describes the extra pressure Forest players and managers feel due to the club’s history.

Accrington Stanley have made a solid start to League One and their manager John Coleman says he has fallen back in love with football, after his comments following their FA Cup exit back in 2019, where the officiating made him ‘physically sick.’

And Northampton Town manager Jon Brady talks about his unique management style and how the team have dealt with their relegation to League Two.

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02.25 – Colin Fray on Hughton’s sacking
09.14 – Robbie Earnshaw on Forest’s future and pressure of playing for the club
19.00 – Accrington manager John Coleman
28.05 – Northampton manager Jon Brady

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