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Embattled boss Ange Postecoglou offered a passionate explanation about his career as he vowed to secure trophies with the club if given time

The 60-year-old is being questioned having been unable to win none of his first seven matches following his appointment instead of the previous boss last month

The club has been assessing potential alternatives during the international break, with ex-Burnley boss Sean Dyche one of the candidates reviewed as a potential replacement even though Postecoglou just taking over for barely over a month

Forest faces the Blues in their next match with the manager delivered a five-minute monologue at his pre-match press conference, as Forest 17th in the top division

"Some look on the problems but I look at the development occurring," he declared, "I'm genuinely enthusiastic since I work with a team of developing footballers ready to evolve"

Postecoglou likewise stated he did not speak to owner the Forest proprietor throughout the break

"I don't intend to use my energy about others' opinions" he continued

"I simply don't conform, not here, across the board" he clarified

Previous Club History

"I assumed control of the North London club and was told from the owner back then 'this organization has to win honors'"

"He said 'we endeavored to bring winners in, Jose [Mourinho] and the Italian tactician yet it proved unsuccessful, we require a different approach'"

"I was slightly offended by those words because I see myself as triumphant"

Justifying His Performance

"We secured fifth place during my debut season" he noted

"Whenever the star striker put the ball in I'd wish he would have continued for another season as it would have proven beneficial to keep his services after finishing fifth"

"But somehow that year has disappeared from historical accounts" he argued

Future Focus

"So, we get to the current space where there remains a different story to tell, that maybe I'm no a failed manager who was lucky to secure this position"

"but possibly I am a coach that when allowed opportunity, the narrative consistently concludes the same"

"With every team I've managed, it ends the same - through my leadership holding silverware"

Postecoglou won European silverware in May - their first piece of silverware in nearly two decades plus their first UEFA trophy in over four decades

The ex-Celtic boss likewise vowed, provided with patience, he would persist with his history of securing silverware everywhere he has managed