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CHRIS: IT’LL BE MY CALL ON PLAYERS

By Chris Dunlavy

MAIN MAN: New Nottingham Forest manager Chris Hughton has a big task at the City Ground following, inset, last week’s home defeat against Bristol City
PICTURE: PA Images

NEW Nottingham Forest manager Chris Hughton says he will have the last word on transfers at the City Ground.
Hughton, 61, replaces Sabri Lamouchi, who was sacked on Monday with Forest lying bottom of the Championship.
The Frenchman frequently gave the impression that new signings were made without his knowledge or consent, and it is an open secret that much of Forest’s recruitment in recen...

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