The Nottingham Forest owner and midfielder took to social media.
Nottingham Forest owner Fawaz Al-Hasawi has taken to Twitter to reflect on a disappointing Championship season.
After Stuart Pearce failed to succeed at the City Ground, Al-Hasawi reluctantly replaced the club icon with Dougie Freedman and Forest’s campaign revitalised.
Freedman’s men ended the season on a bad note, however, with a poor run of results.
And Al-Hasawi is hoping for better results next season. He thanked the fans for their support – as well as all the club’s staff on social media and outlined Nottingham Forest’s ‘main goal’ for next term: keeping the supporters happy.
Nottingham Forest midfielder Henri Lansbury also took to Twitter with a similar sentiment on Sunday night.
Indeed, the Forest mainstay thanked supporters for all their support home and away and admitted it is a ‘shame’ the club aren’t where they want to be.
Like Al-Hasawi, however, Lansbury promised more next year.
Forest finished their Championship campaign in 14th place in the table – a good 19 points off the play-off places.
There were times when the City Ground outfit showed strong form, though. It is simply about staying consistent…
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