“I haven’t really been thinking…” Chris Wilder made a joke about Nottingham Forest yesterday night.

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder stated before last night’s game that he is not concerned with the situation at Nottingham Forest.

The manager was speaking to Sky Sports, and given his side’s 6-0 defeat by Arsenal, it’s perhaps best he’s not thinking about other teams.
What did Wilder say about Forest before last night’s contest? Let’s look more closely.

What Chris Wilder said about Nottingham Forest’s financial condition.
It’s a heated Premier League topic right now because Forest and Everton are both dealing with this situation.

Forest’s defence is being heard this week, and respected sports lawyer Nick De Marco is hoping to come out on top.

This is a huge deal for many clubs, and Sheffield United need all the aid they can get in their survival effort.

Despite being quizzed about Forest last night, Wilder is only concerned about the Blades.
He told Sky Sports: “Your job as a professional footballer is to go all the way. As a manager, it is my responsibility to ensure that my team continues until

“So, regardless of what happens, we will go until the final whistle and the final day. “We need to give our supporters something to cheer about because we haven’t been good enough this season.”I haven’t really thought about Everton or Forest, especially an hour and a half before facing a club of Arsenal‘s stature and skill.”
Forest must concentrate on football itself.
It appears that Forest will receive a points deduction, but the team must remain focused.
Nuno Espirito Santo needs a focused dressing room, and perhaps the Reds can begin to take more points in the coming weeks.

Forest now have a run of games where they will want to pick some points, with Brighton the most difficult to face this weekend.

Wilder was questioned about Forest, and it’s probably a reasonable topic of debate because if the Reds and Everton lose any more points, it could give them a chance.

However, Forest must keep an eye on the football, and ideally, a run of good results will alleviate the strain of potential relegation this season.