Aobo: I knew it was a huge challenge when I was in charge of the forest coach. I have been fighting for my goals all my life

October 5th, Nottingham Forest lost to Newcastle 0-2 away. After Nottingham Forest coach Post Koglu took office, the team draws 2 and loses 5 in 7 games, and the coaching record is quite bleak. After the game, Angie Postkoglu was interviewed by BBC "Match Day". Aobo said that since he took charge of the Forest Shin, he knew that this was a huge challenge, but he had been fighting to achieve his goals throughout his life.

■About this game

Postkoglu said: "It's always difficult to deal with here, and the atmosphere and the stadium environment of Newcastle are challenging. But I think we handled quite well most of the time, which generally limits their main threats. We always have threats when counterattacking, but there are several key opportunities that are not grasped, and when you miss these moments, the game victory will slowly slip away from you."

"The opportunities we created could have been better handled. And they created some threats when they pulled the formation at the end of the game. We failed to seize those small, decisive moments in the game, which is exactly what makes us pay."

■About the challenges facing coaching Nottingham Forest

Postkoglu said: "I knew it was a huge challenge from the beginning, but it was no problem. I don't understand why some people think it's a burden, but I love challenges instead. Another option is to sit at home and watch the game, and that's not the life I want."

"We just need to come up with results now. We have to adjust the problem for the next two weeks. If someone wants to start judging me three and a half weeks in office, then I can't say anything to change their opinion. But what I saw and felt during this time is that the team is moving in the direction I wanted. The result will eventually come, and before that, it's a hard struggle, but it's okay. I don't want everything to be easy, we have to fight for it, I've been fighting for the goal all my life."