Former Nottingham Forest midfielder Guy Moussi gave his verdict on the state of the club on the Garibaldi Red podcast
Former Nottingham Forest midfielder Guy Moussi is delighted with the direction of his former club but says manager Steve Cooper has a new challenge on the horizon.
The Frenchman is thrilled with the strength of the squad after seven signings on transfer deadline day, but he says Cooper must now find a settled side, which will lead to challenges keeping players happy for someone known for his man management.READ MORE: Forest injury state of play ahead of Crystal Palace clash
"Now we have taken another step and when I look at the team, in midfield we have Yatesy who didn't play and Kouyate has a lot of experience. Gibbs-White didn't start. "The next step for me is finding our starting XI. For me, if you don't have a consistent starting XI it will be hard to build.
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