Poging GOUD - Vrij
Gibbs-White and Igor Jesus are spot-on to give Dyche fast start
The Guardian
|October 24, 2025
Three days in the job, two training sessions and, most importantly, one victory. Sean Dyche succeeded where Ange Postecoglou had failed so miserably, winning at the first time of asking to get Nottingham Forest's Europa League campaign truly up and running.
Sean Dyche gets back into the swing of things on the touchline
"Forest are back," sang the home support, who also chanted Dyche's name en route to handing Porto their first defeat of the season.
More remarkably, this was also Forest's first clean sheet since April. All in all, it must have been pretty satisfying viewing for Evangelos Marinakis, back in his seat in the directors' box and last seen scarpering from the stadium midway through Postecoglou's final game. Even the VAR gods were on Dyche's side, both Forest goals stemming from interventions, with Morgan Gibbs-White and Igor Jesus scoring a penalty in each half.
Dit verhaal komt uit de October 24, 2025-editie van The Guardian.
Abonneer u op Magzter GOLD voor toegang tot duizenden zorgvuldig samengestelde premiumverhalen en meer dan 9000 tijdschriften en kranten.
Bent u al abonnee? Aanmelden
MEER VERHALEN VAN The Guardian
The Guardian
Romero spoken to by Frank after board swipe
Cristian Romero has been spoken to by Thomas Frank and one of Tottenham's sporting directors after an apparent swipe at board for staying silent amid the team's struggles.
2 mins
January 09, 2026
The Guardian
Weight-loss drugs Founder of crypto venture linked to illegal jabs
Wedged between an air-compressor service and an auto repair shop on a Northampton industrial estate is an undistinguished redbrick unit that was, until recently, the base for a major illegal weight-loss drug operation.
4 mins
January 09, 2026
The Guardian
Ukraine Anglo-French force would need big numbers to deter Russia, ex-general says
An Anglo-French-led stabilisation force for Ukraine would have to deploy thousands of combat troops to successfully dissuade Russia from breaking a post-war ceasefire, according to a former commanding general of the US army in Europe.
3 mins
January 09, 2026
The Guardian
Starman of the suburbs Bowie's early home to open to the public
On the evening of 6 July 1972, thousands of kids across the UK had their lives changed when the sight of David Bowie performing Starman on Top of the Pops was beamed into their living rooms.
3 mins
January 09, 2026
The Guardian
Brook to keep captaincy for T20 World Cup despite scuffle
Harry Brook will retain the captaincy of England's white-ball team for next month's T20 World Cup, despite receiving a final warning for his off-field conduct after an altercation with a nightclub bouncer in Wellington the night before a one-day international against New Zealand in November.
3 mins
January 09, 2026
The Guardian
Starmer condemns use of Musk AI tool Grok to create sexually violent videos
Elon Musk's Grok AI tool has been used to create sexually violent and explicit video content featuring women, according to research, as Keir Starmer added to the condemnation of images created by the app.
2 mins
January 09, 2026
The Guardian
'Go back home': now 34 ex-pupils accuse Farage of racist behaviour
Thirty-four school contemporaries of Nigel Farage have now come forward to claim they saw him behave in a racist or antisemitic manner, raising fresh questions over the Reform leader's evolving denials.
5 mins
January 09, 2026
The Guardian
A pub with no beer ‘Unorthodox’ outback landlord loses liquor licence
“There’s-a nothing so lonesome, morbid or drear,” the patron saint of Australian country music, Slim Dusty, deplored, “than to stand in the bar of a pub with no beer”.
2 mins
January 09, 2026
The Guardian
Minneapolis shooting Agent who killed woman 'will not be charged'
U.S. Vice President JD Vance said last night that a US immigration agent who killed a woman in the state of Minnesota was “protected by absolute immunity” from prosecution.
4 mins
January 09, 2026
The Guardian
'Shadow fleet' Up to 40 ships reflagged to Russia in apparent attempt to avoid seizure by US
Forty ships accused of belonging to a large “shadow fleet” moving sanctioned oil for Venezuela and others were reflagged to Russia last year in an apparent attempt to gain Kremlin protection from American seizure.
2 mins
January 09, 2026
Listen
Translate
Change font size
