Dyche: The long pass + big center is back. Since Forest is playing well, why not continue?

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It's just when things go a little bit your way and you think, ah, yeah, that's what he did. That's it. I don't have any concerns about it.

I know what I believe and I have been playing football since I was 16 years old. I have enough experience to decide what I think is a good way to operate. This isn’t necessarily the best approach in everyone’s eyes.

It's up to them, but I know how to lead a team in the Premier League and I know what is required in the Premier League. I know what statistics, facts, needs, passing lanes, passing lanes, and effective pass counts are. These are things you need to know and things I want players to take to heart. If you can do it in an engaging way, every coach will want to do it.

Ironically, set pieces are now popular again. Five years ago, people would have asked, why do you rely on set pieces? Now set pieces are back in style. That's the way it is.

This is just a loop. Skinny jeans, bell bottoms, skinny jeans, bell bottoms. My daughter will criticize what jeans I wear, so that increases the odds.

I think I kinda hate my sneakers, I remember walking on the training ground on social media. I couldn't believe it. Whatever the reason, tell me like they do.

You have talked before, and you just mentioned it, that you and other British coaches may be framed in how you are perceived by the outside world.

I haven't mentioned the situation with other British coaches, I don't think I have one myself.

If so, do you feel that the opportunities available at Forest have been financially constrained compared to other clubs you have played for before, and do you feel that this opportunity is slightly different to your previous opportunities?

I really don't care about my situation at this football club, I'm all about the future of the club and trying to get it back into balance or at least trying to get it back to winning ways. I don't care about what you're talking about, I'm really not interested.

I have fans, some say they are not my fans, and some hate me. As far as the current situation of football is concerned, I have no problem with that. Forest's crest is more important than me, that's for sure. So I'm just doing the best I can to rectify the situation with my staff and the players.

Also about the boss, he is obviously a very ambitious person. I guess he has more to say to you than he has this season.

Yes, of course I will tell you everything he said. No, no, he wanted to stabilize first. He is well aware of the challenges.

You know, he's been around football for a long time, first at Olympiacos and then here. So, no, no, you know, stability is the priority going forward, if you will, but no, no, this has been unacceptable throughout the entire tenure of the North Forest head coach. Why?

I don't want that. Oh, well, that's okay. I always tell the players not to accept every good thing that comes their way.

Beautiful things cannot bring you any benefits. You know, we should strive for more than good things. Maybe their lives will be great, and there's nothing wrong with that in itself.

But as a football manager, coach, and player, we should pursue more. But first, can we stabilize the situation? I think everyone understands this.

You've been writing this for weeks, so can you take a breather and stop caring about this? But I think the team still needs some basic things, and in my opinion, it's because they've kind of lost sight of that. So, this is the starting point.

Of course, he wants to trade No. 9 player for more. He wouldn't do any of this if it weren't for wanting more. But I think he's equally aware, from the end of last season, if you look at the numbers and the facts, you know, like I said, he does pay attention to what's going on on the field and the story behind it all.

They did go through a rough patch at the end of the season. Although it was a great season, I remind you of this. That's it for a season.