Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper has admitted his side’s social media post was not 'helpful' NFFC
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“Then I was notified about what happened afterwards. It wasn’t a good thing from the club and it wasn’t helpful.“It didn’t have an impact on the performance or the result; I’m not going to use that as an excuse.“Professional players of both teams won’t need a social media post to be motivated to get a result.
“It wasn’t a good moment for us. But we need to draw a line under it, trust that the club will deal with it and move on.“It wasn’t helpful. But at the same time, it’s done now. It won’t happen again, and we need to move on.” Forest go into their meeting at the Amex Stadium sitting bottom of the Premier League table having picked up just five points from ten games.
They haven’t picked up a win in the top-flight since the second week of the season where they beat West Ham 1-0.
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