Iraola's rising stars bring Forest back to earth

For the club where time is forever in short supply, Nottingham Forest's reversion to a no-nonsense manager may take a while.

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Though not every opposing team will play like Bournemouth; Andoni Iraola's team climbed to second in the Premier League, delivering portions of the football from the gods that makes their manager one of the game's hottest properties.

After scoring directly from a corner through Marcus Tavernier - Forest's 12th set-piece goal conceded this season - there was further evidence of Bournemouth's elite talent scouting. Eli Junior Kroupi, 19, from the Cherries' sister club, Lorient, followed up last week's double at Crystal Palace with a lashing finish.

"I would like to have more points," said Iraola, repeating his frequent claim that he ignores the Premier League table. "The league is so compact. It's about the performance and how competitive we are. It's nine games into the season. Eighteen points is a very good amount ... it's not enough, as many as we can."