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Nottingham Forest has dismissed Sean Deitch after only 114 days in charge, making him the second Premier League head coach to be sacked on the same day as Tottenham's Thomas Frank. Having managed just 25 games, Deitch's tenure at Forest was brief yet fraught, culminating in his firing following a goalless draw against Wolverhampton. Despite a whopping 35 attempts on goal during that match, none hit the back of the net, prompting Forest owner Evangelos Maronakis to make yet another managerial change. The team, which finished in the top seven last season, now teeters on the brink of the relegation zone, sitting just three points above 18th place West Ham.

Deitch was originally brought on board to help guide the club away from potential relegation. He achieved a notable 3-0 victory against Liverpool in November which was a high point during his short stint. Despite earning a nomination for Premier League Manager of the Month in January due to a series of solid results, a downturn in February saw him relieved of his duties. His removal marks him as the third of now four head coaches this season for a club in undeniable turmoil.

This frequent change in management has led to a lack of stability, with Nottingham Forest now facing a realistic threat of relegation to the Championship. Amidst such upheaval, every club member, from the players to the management, has been urged to take responsibility as the team faces a critical juncture in the Premier League.