Two-word mantra that has Nottingham Forest targeting Premier...

This season, Nottingham Forest has outperformed expectations under Nuno Espirito Santo, and they are vying for a

spot in Europe as they share second position in the Premier League with Arsenal.

During the pregame meeting, Morgan Gibbs-White outlined his expectations for Nottingham Forest this season: No

regrets. The team’s captain, one of the Premier League’s youngest players, utilised the gathering to exhort his

teammates to take advantage of the opportunity. The 24-year-old Gibbs-White acknowledged that Forest has now

placed themselves in “a position to achieve” this season after recording their seventh away win, putting them level

with Arsenal on points.

However, he exhorted his comrades to give it their all and emerge as the season’s unexpected star. He responded,

“The situation we are in – it’s incredible,” when asked if the East Midlands club was in the running for the title. “We

are in a good position, but we can’t stop now,” I told the boys in the huddle. We need to aim higher. I stated that this

is a chance for us to succeed. We must aim for success if we are capable of achieving it. And that means giving it our

all each and every day.

“I assured them that we wouldn’t have any regrets when we looked in the mirror if we did that. that we tried our

hardest. Now that we have the facts, we can declare ourselves safe, but we don’t see it that way. We desire more. Our

goal is to succeed. However, we’re going day by day. We can’t look back with regret if we give our everything every

day. Although manager Nuno Espirito Santo rarely lets his mask slip, he did allude to Forest’s squad’s depth earlier

this season in a rare aside. Although that is still unknown, it is clear that the team now playing is competing with the

others.

Nuno Espirito Santo has worked wonders at Forest.

“We currently have an amazing central defensive pairing. They compliment one another and collaborate effectively.

In goal, Matz Sels has come to our rescue numerous times. “You could identify every player on the team who has

progressed since the previous season. We all want to succeed and strive for more, so I think the boys deserve credit

for that. Right now, there is a lot of talk about the club and the city. We are motivated to keep going because we sense it.

Gibbs-White couldn’t have timed Forest’s 3-0 win over Wolves – and his own personal contribution towards it – any

better. New England boss Thomas Tuchel had spent the day at St George’s Park and was taken to Molineux where

the player who has a World Cup medal with England’s Under17s and a European Championship medal with the

Under-21s opened the scoring with just seven minutes gone.

“To be honest, I didn’t know he was at the game,” Gibbs-White continued. Knowing that he was watching is pleasant,

especially since we performed well and won. But since these are the ones who will help me get there, I simply need to

maintain my focus on my club level. I really must continue to perform for Forest. When the time comes, we’ll see

what transpires.

Two-word mantra that has Nottingham Forest targeting Premier League miracle.