Vitor Pereira has positively impacted Nottingham Forest since joining as manager in February, despite recent Europa League defeat. The team was struggling at 17th place before his arrival.
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The team on BBC Radio Nottingham's Shut Up And Show More Football have unpicked defeat in the Europa League but ex-Forest defender Brian Laws wants to focus on the positive impact Vitor Pereira has made.
Pereira joined the club in February, becoming the fourth manager of the campaign.
At the time, Forest were 17th in the top flight - three points above the drop zone, after two wins in their last 10 games.
They look well placed to survive and after losing at Aston Villa in the last four of the Europa League, Laws said: "We must not forget what's been achieved. The turmoil we've had through the season has been ridiculous. To have four managers in, the heads of the players are all over the place.
"Great credit to Pereira coming in. It's not tactical, not technical, it's about reconnecting the players because they were all over the place. We were absolutely on our knees. We could not see a goal. We could not see a win. Couldn't see a point.
"I was looking ahead and thinking 'when are we going to get these points? Where are we going to score these goals? How are we going to get the points to survive?'"
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Vitor Pereira has implemented positive changes that have improved team morale and performance since he joined Nottingham Forest.
Before Vitor Pereira's arrival, Nottingham Forest was 17th in the league, just three points above the relegation zone, with only two wins in their last ten games.
Brian Laws is a former Nottingham Forest defender who believes Vitor Pereira's positive impact should be highlighted despite the team's recent defeat in the Europa League.
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