News about Steve Cooper

Steve Cooper is a 5/2 favourite to become the new Hull City boss after Manager of the Year nominee Liam Rosenior's SHOCK sacking by the Tigers

www.dailymail.co.uk, May 8, 2024
Former Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper is a 5/2 favourite to be appointed as the next Hull City manager. It comes after the club sacked Manager of the Year nominee Liam Rosenior. Despite finishing seventh and just three points clear of the play-offs, the powers that be at Hull made the decision to sack Rosenior on Tuesday after failing to finish inside the top six. After Cooper, it is Emre Belozoglu and William Still who are the next best-backed in the market, with the pair priced at 7/1 and 8/1 respectively.

Liam Rosenior had a fanbase that adored him but Hull now risk going backwards after his sacking - and there is a fear players will follow him out of the door, writes KATHRYN BATTE

www.dailymail.co.uk, May 7, 2024
KATHRYN BATTE: The decision to sack Rosenior was met with widespread shock, but a number of Hull City fans had feared this may happen if the club failed to make the play-offs. After years of frustration and apathy under the previous ownership, all Hull supporters wanted was a manager and team that worked and played for the badge. Success was secondary. That is not how owners think, of course. But for the first time in a long time, the club felt stable under Rosenior. There was an unwavering connection between him and the fanbase. It now feels as though that progress has been ripped up and the club is back to square one.

Nottingham Forest have Premier League safety 'in their hands' insists boss Nuno Espirito Santo... but his long-term future at the club is far from certain

www.dailymail.co.uk, May 5, 2024
SHEFFIELD UNITED 1-3 NOTTINGHAM FOREST - TOM COLLOMOSSE AT BRAMALL LANE: One more win will almost certainly keep Forest in the Premier League for next season. Nuno Espirito Santo replaced Steve Cooper last December with a simple brief: keep Forest up. During is brief tenure, Nuno has seen his team docked four points for breaking spending rules and witnessed his employers arguing regularly with referees and the Premier League.

The REAL Evangelos Marinakis: The explosive hire-and-fire merchant behind Forest's outrageous ref rant has another side - yachts, pop songs, big money... and even bigger tantrums

www.dailymail.co.uk, April 26, 2024
TOM COLLOMOSSE: The image is one of the most arresting of the season. The date is March 2 and Darwin Nunez has just scored for Liverpool in the ninth minute of stoppage time, to secure a controversial 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest. Yet again, Forest feel wronged by a crucial refereeing decision moments earlier and not long after the final whistle sounds, players and staff march towards the officials, boiling with rage. Forest coach Steven Reid turns the air blue and is subsequently banned from the touchline for his tirade at referee Paul Tierney. There are boos and catcalls. Amid it all, owner Evangelos Marinakis stands alone on the touchline, a study in brooding anger.

Why Murillo is heading for the Champions League rather than the Championship with Liverpool, Arsenal and Real Madrid among his suitors

www.dailymail.co.uk, April 14, 2024
The best young defender in Europe might be relegated at the end of the season but Murillo is heading for the Champions League not the Championship. Nottingham Forest's Brazilian centre-back has been a shining light in a hugely difficult season for the club, which is poised on a knife edge. One point clear of Luton and with fixtures against fellow strugglers Everton, Burnley and Sheffield United to come, at least Forest's future is in their hands. They are also appealing against the four-point deduction for breaking spending rules which has plunged them into trouble.

KATHRYN BATTE: Women's football's conservative approach to sacking managers reveals that clubs and nations persist with mediocrity, but there is also something to be said for perseverance

www.dailymail.co.uk, April 9, 2024
KATHRYN BATTE: Pressing the panic button does not always work. Doing so raises obvious cost issues, but there is no guarantee that the replacements will be any better. And, of course, persistence is also responsible. Gareth Taylor could have been fired if Manchester City had failed to win a trophy or qualify for the Champions League last season. The club stuck by him and now has a chance to win their first WSL title in eight years.

IAN HERBERT: After the penalty shootout heartbreak, Rob Page has a lot of questions to answer... Wales may not have needed a play-off to qualify for the Euros

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 27, 2024
IN CARDIFF, IAN HERBERT. Rob Page was incredibly upbeat in the face of defeat, as usual. 'All's fine.' Everything's great,' he said of his friendship with some of his Wales FA bosses, who less than six months ago, said his deal will be reviewed if the country did not qualify for the European Championships automatically. Following the shootout loss to Poland, the country hasn't qualified for the European Championships at all. And though Page painted a picture of himself as a central character in the forthcoming sequel, he has some troubling questions to answer about his game's administration today.

Maurizio Sarri, the Portuguese boss, was rejected to take over at Nottingham Forest from Nuno Espirito Santo.' THREEMONTHS after the Portuguese boss succeeded Steve Cooper

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 26, 2024
According to rumors, Maurizio Sarri may have been hired as Nottingham Forest manager a few days after he resigned as Lazio's head coach.' After his side suffered a fourth straight loss in all competitions to Udinese on March 11, the 65-year-old walked away from his role at the Serie A club. The Eagles reportedly accepted his resignation due to his 'complicated' relationship with club president Claudio Lotito, with his team falling to ninth place in the Italian top-light and being knocked out of the Champions League by Bayern Munich. Although the club's results haven't improved, it is also expected that the team will have 'parted ways with the Italian later today.'

Artist behind Union Jack chip shop mural 'is only trying to bring a bit of colour to the area and boost locals' quality of life' - as he slams council's 'embarrassing' decision to remove it

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 19, 2024
EXCLUSIVE: Curtis (pictured), a contractor for Graffiti Interiors, branded the council's decision to strip Golden Chippy from its wall mural 'embarrassing' in the area, claiming there are'significant issues' in the region. The mural, which must be removed due to a lack of planning permission, shows a fish waving a Union flag alongside the caption 'A Great British meal.' Chris Kanizi, the business's owner, paid £250 for the mural to be painted just weeks ago, but tourists continue to snap selfies next to the patriotic artwork. The decision by Greenwich Council to have the mural taken down was "very disappointing," graffiti artist Curtis said: "I think it's very embarrassing when you turn up with a few spray cans and get something done and then they're back twiddling their thumbs and get it taken down."

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Nottingham Forest's tumultuous transfer market has left them in a mess, but they don't have to blame for losing a four-point deduction after being tossed out

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 19, 2024
TOM COLLOMOSSE: If relegation is not enough to compel Nottingham Forest to abandon their scattergun approach to transfers, maybe nothing will be. Forest was fined four points for going outside of the Premier League's profit and sustainability (PSR) rules on Monday, bringing their total score to 21 points and putting them into the bottom three. An appeal is being favored by an advocate, implying that the result of the relegation match could also be uncertain considering that all 38 games have been played.

'Are we not in Britain?' After the council ordered the owner to tear it down because they didn't have planning permission, furious Greenwich residents insist there is nothing wrong with Union Jack mural outside the chip shop

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 18, 2024
EXCLUSIVE: The Golden Chippy in Greenwich, south-east London, unveiled the £250 mural that features the patriotic fish just weeks ago. The work depicts a humanized sea creature holding a Union Jack as well as the phrase "A Great British Meal." Since being commissioned by owner Chris Kanizi, 65, the mural, which is on the corner of Greenwich High Road and Devonshire Drive, has been the subject of council removal attempts. Defiant Chris has promised to contest the decision, aiming to save the characterful artwork on the wall as an attraction for tourists in an area with many hotels.

Nuno Espirito Santo and Mark Clattenburg, the Nottingham Forest manager, had talks with referee Howard Webb about their frustrations with officials ahead of Paul Tierney's disapproving of Liverpool's loss

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 5, 2024
Despite the club's unhappiness over its decisions this season, Howard Webb has held talks with Nottingham Forest. In recent days, referees chief Webb is reported to have met Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo and Mark Clattenburg, the former Premier League official who now works for Forest as a consultant. The incident took place before Forest's home loss to Liverpool last Saturday, when owner Evangelos Marinakis confronted officials in the tunnel after Darwin Nunez's winner in the ninth minute of stoppage time, according to Mail Sport.

After 38 dismissals in top four leagues this season, Premier League bosses call for a radical rule change over firings.'

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 25, 2024
Twelve dismissals were fired in the Premier League this season, including two by Chelsea and Leeds United, while two further bosses left posts by mutual consent. This season has slowed, with just three chiefs fired, but that hasn't deterred calls for reform.

GARY O'NEIL, the meticulous manager that all clubs are keeping an eye on, meets OLIVER HOLT, who discovers why he's so different, his ideas on 'cheating,' and why he's still feels tense

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 23, 2024
VIEW EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY OLIVER HOLT CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: Gary O'Neil knocks on the door before entering the Wolverham Wanderers training ground's spartan meeting room. It's only a small detail. However, most Premier League bosses would not be knocked. They wouldn't be concerned. They didn't check until they marched in. Let's face it: Most Premier League managers will need someone to open the door for them. Another small detail. Some people have noted that the plain top O'Neil is wearing is black. It's black, and the photographer has said it will go with the background for the portrait of O'Neil, which he is planning to photograph. The top is a dark navy, as O'Neil points out. Not because he's some sort of fashionista. As a matter of fact, it's just as a matter of fact. If it's important, it might be worthwhile. Because it is a specific matter. And the fine details. It's all about the details. It's one of the things that distinguishes him as he starts a new full season as a boss in the Premier League. He knows that about himself. He is proud of it. He prides himself on his preparations, emphasizing how he makes sure his players are safe for whatever comes. He has got it covered in case of an emergency.

Since one of her cops watched a bodycam video of stab victim Barnaby Webber dying on the streets, Nottinghamshire's police chief says she was 'horror.'

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 22, 2024
During a city-wide protest on June 13, Barnaby (right), fellow University of Nottingham student Grace O'Malley Kumar, both 19, and school caretaker Ian Coates, 65, were stabbed to death by a nefarious schizophrenic Valdo Calocane. Kate Meynell (left) of Nottinghamshire told the BBC on Thursday that the activities of a special constable, who watched footage of officers and paramedics assisting Barnaby and Grace before they died, was "completely intolerable." Emma (inset), Barnaby's bereaved mother, said she would never excuse' the special constable for seeing the video of her son in an interview with LBC yesterday.

A Nottingham police officer who watched bodycam video of Barnaby Webber, a murder suspect, was suspended, as the student's mother says she would'never excuse' him

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 21, 2024
After being repeatedly knifed by triple murderer Valdo Calocane, the mother of Nottingham attack victim Barnaby Webber (inset) said she would'never excuse' a police officer who saw bodycam video of her son lying in the street. During a citywide riot last June, undergraduate Grace O'Malley Kumar, 19, and school caretaker Ian Coates, 65, were stabbed to death by the nassive schizophrenic. In an interview with LBC (right), the bereaved mother (left), from Taunton, Somerset, said she had now discovered that an officer had seen bodycam video of her dead or dying son.

Nottingham Forest's top medical chief is expected to miss a year on the job after just seven months in office, despite Nuno Espirito Santo's groans about player absences due to injury

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 21, 2024
Fearn joined Forest last July as part of a backroom shake-up, but Mail Sport reports he is soon to leave the City Ground. Fearn spent 13 years with Chelsea before he departed in January 2023. Fearn is uncertain why after such a brief career, it is unclear why. When Steve Cooper was fired in December, Nuno Espirito Santo took over as manager, and he said in his first press conference that Forest had to repair their injuries' track.

Nottingham Forest is expected to be fined points for breaching spending legislation, according to the Premier League, and if Everton's fate is delivered next month, the club is certain they will suffer Everton's fate

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 20, 2024
Nottingham Forest will be fined points for breaching the Profit and Sustainability Act (PSR). Both Forest and Everton were charged with breaching the Premier League's financial laws on January 15. In November, the Toffees were charged separately for a PSR violation, which was later appealed.

Grace O'Malley Kumar, a stabbing victim in Nottingham, shares his 'disgust' over the victims' information being posted in a police WhatsApp group

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 19, 2024
Since discovering that details of their injuries were posted in a police WhatsApp group, the father of one of three people killed in the Nottingham stabbings wrote to the county's chief constable, expressing 'disgust'. Grace O'Malley Kumar (left) and Barnaby Webber (far right), both 19, and school caretaker Ian Coates (centre), 65, was invited into the company by an unidentified officer at a gross misconduct hearing.

After being attached with Crystal Palace as a replacement for Roy Hodgson, Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna admits he wants to lead in the Premier League

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 17, 2024
Since being linked with the departure of Roy Hodgson from Crystal Palace, Ipswich chief Kieran McKenna has confirmed he wants to play in the Premier League. With his team's sweeping 2-1 win over Swansea on Saturday, the 37-year-old has put Ipswich to within three points of the Championship's automatic promotion positions. In the meantime, Palace flocked to Goodison Park on Monday, aiming for a dramatic triumph. According to Mail Sport, the 76-year-old Hodgson's second stint at Palace would come to an end shortly as executives begin their search for a long-term replacement capable of removing them from the Premier League's relegation zone and planning for future success.

Roy Hodgson, 76, has been admitted to the hospital and will miss Crystal Palace's next game after falling ill during preparation and canceling his press conference... although he was fired after a poor run of results

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 15, 2024
SAMI MOKBEL: After falling ill during a training session at Crystal Palace's HQ, Premier League veteran Roy Hodgson is being hospitalized at hospital. The 76-year-old head coach put his team through its paces ahead of their match against Everton on the training field at the club's Beckenham facility on Monday. 'Unfortunately, today's press conference will not take place as planned because Roy Hodgson was sick during this morning's training session,' read a tweet.'

Roy Hodgson's second stint as boss is expected to end, with former Bundesliga coach Dangerson as the first candidate to replace him

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 14, 2024
Roy Hodgson's second tenure as head coach is expected to end. It's still unclear if Hodgson will leave before Monday's match against Everton, but a decision has been taken to make a change before the season's end, amid widespread supporter dissatisfaction. Chairman Steve Parish wanted to remain with Hodgson until the summer, but the veteran boss's role at Selhurst Park has been uncertain for a number of weeks in 19 games in all competitions.

The Premier League's undercover discussions: The lips lifts on what's been said on the pitch, including Arsenal's four-letter tirade...plus one fan's vehement attack on Rasmus Hojlund

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 13, 2024
The agony and ecstasy of the world's top football league competition were on full display in another weekend of Premier League action. The 2023-24 season has so far been an exciting match, with excitement now being the name of the game, with a new record for total goals in Premier League history. Manchester City, Arsenal, and Liverpool all won to raise their title hopes, with none of them showing any signs of slowing down as we enter the final third of the season.

Crystal Palace is considering Steve Cooper and Gareth Southgate as Roy Hodgson replacements, while Lille boss Paulo Fonseca is also applauded for his long-term managerial appointment

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 11, 2024
According to reports, Crystal Palace is considering former Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper and England head coach Gareth Southgate as potential replacements for Roy Hodgson. Hodgson, 76, has had a fruitful season in the dugout, but it has since faded, with Palace falling to within five points of the relegation zone after thrashings against Arsenal and Brighton.