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“What an “IDIOT” can’t believe myself”- Gary Lineker make-turn on what he about Nottingham Forest . N’Forest fans can believe what he Tipped them on….
Nottingham Forest are quietly impressing in the Premier League this season, defying expectations and proving many pundits wrong. The team currently sits in third place, a position that has forced several so-called experts to revise their pre-season predictions.
Robbie Earle, who had predicted Forest would be relegated, has already admitted he was wrong. Similarly, TalkSPORT commentator Sam Matterface has also changed his view, acknowledging that a season of struggle is no longer on the cards for Forest.
Chris Wood, who scored his eighth goal in 10 games against West Ham on Saturday, has earned a new nickname from Shay Given, further highlighting his strong form.
Overall, Forest are starting to turn heads, and this newfound attention bodes well for the club as they aim to solidify their place in the Premier League.
Gary Lineker Revises His Opinion on Forest
Gary Lineker, a high-profile figure, has now joined the growing list of pundits who have changed their stance on Forest. His reversal is particularly notable given it comes shortly after Forest’s impressive victory over Leicester at the King Power Stadium.
On the Rest is Football podcast, Lineker offered his praise: “Forest deserve a lot of credit, and Nuno has done an incredible job since taking charge. It’s refreshing to see a club like Forest doing so well, and I hope—through gritted teeth—that they continue to thrive.”
He added, “I can’t believe I predicted them to go down. What a fool I was! Apologies to all Nottingham Forest fans.”
Forest Must Stay Grounded
While Forest’s strong start is impressive, it’s important for the club to stay focused on the challenges ahead. The team has faced tough opponents, including Liverpool, Brighton, and Chelsea away from home, and has emerged unscathed from those matches.
At home, Forest have had relatively easier fixtures, with wins over Bournemouth, Wolves, Fulham, Crystal Palace, and West Ham. However, the team’s focus should remain on the next task at hand, with Newcastle set to provide a more difficult test this coming Sunday.
With a solid points haul already in place, Forest can approach the rest of the season with confidence. As more pundits acknowledge their strong start, it’s looking increasingly likely that a relegation battle will be avoided this year.
