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The chase too quickly

MAY 16, 2011. Billy Davies, red-faced and simmering, has just lost to Swansea in a thrilling Championship play-off semi at the Liberty.
After a few terse interviews, the Scot sets off for his summer holidays, vowing to go one better next season.
On that warm night by the White Rock, deflated but optimistic, nobody realised it marked the last time for SEVEN years that Nottingham Forest would finish a season with the same manager who started it. That dismal trend continued last week with the dismissal of Mark Warburton, a sacking that has enraged supporters driven to ...

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