Martin O'Neill resigned and stayed with the Forest team for only two months. I am not surprised at all. I thought he would have left a little earlier.
Poor results are not the biggest enemy for an English Premier League manager. It's flagrant interference from the club's top brass. When you are the last person on the team to know the facts, what is the point of staying there? To the club owner, the manager may be just an employee, and he can be hired for money. Well, I am very happy to look forward to what kind of manager the chairman of Nottingham Forest can get to be their puppet.
It was the first two paragraphs of Twain's column for the Evening Post. This was his open letter.
After almost a month of silence, Twain's column had opened fire again. This time, it was aimed at his former employer, Nottingham Forest.
