Sean Dyche has been confirmed as the latest manager to be dismissed from Nottingham Forest, becoming the third coach to leave this season. His removal comes following a disappointing run of performances, including a goalless draw against bottom-placed Wolverhampton. The club announced Dyche's departure within hours of the match, expressing gratitude for his efforts during his brief tenure.

Dyche was appointed on October 21st and managed the team for 18 Premier League matches, achieving a record of six wins, four draws, and eight losses. His time at the club was marked by inconsistency, with the team winning only one of their last five matches prior to his dismissal. The recent performance highlights the ongoing struggles faced by Nottingham Forest as they seek stability and a successful strategy to navigate the competitive Premier League environment.

The club's statement acknowledged Dyche and his staff's contributions while opting not to comment further on the situation at this time. This decision adds to the ongoing saga of managerial changes at Nottingham Forest, following the earlier departures of Nuno Espirito Santo and Ange Postecoglou, marking a turbulent season for the team as they grapple with performance issues and the search for a new leader.