"BBC Sport reported last week that Postecoglou's future at the City Ground was the subject of increasing uncertainty following a seven-match winless start to the Australian's reign. The 60-year-old remains in charge of Forest, but last Sunday's 2-0 Premier League loss at Newcastle - which was viewed internally as a pivotal game in determining his future - has placed the former Tottenham boss' position in further doubt."
"The 54-year-old Dyche has been out of work since leaving Everton in January. He was linked with the vacant manager's job at Rangers last week, but sources have told BBC Sport he is unlikely to be interested in that role. Forest, however, are likely to be of greater interest to Dyche, who lives in relatively close proximity to Nottingham and was a youth player at the club at the start of his career."
"Former City Ground favourites Ian Woan and Steve Stone have also been long-term members of Dyche's coaching staff during his managerial spells at Burnley and Everton. Forest will not be required to pay any compensation should they move for Dyche. Having already sacked Nuno this season and with Postecoglou's possible dismissal likely to have financial implications, that could be a factor in the club's choice of any replacement."
Nottingham Forest are weighing Sean Dyche as a potential replacement for Ange Postecoglou amid growing uncertainty following a seven-match winless start and a 2-0 defeat at Newcastle. Postecoglou remains in charge but his position is increasingly doubtful. Dyche, 54, has been out of work since leaving Everton in January and was recently linked with Rangers, though he is reportedly unlikely to take that role. Dyche has local ties as a former Forest youth player and lives near Nottingham, with long-term coaching colleagues Ian Woan and Steve Stone. A move for Dyche would not require Forest to pay compensation and could affect financial considerations.
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