Ange Postecoglou's disastrous start to life in charge of Nottingham Forest has continued with the 3-2 home defeat to Danish side FC Midtjylland in the Europa League.
The result means the Aussie is now winless in six games since taking charge of the Premier League outfit, with four losses and two draws.
In that time, Forest have conceded 12 goals, seeing the City Ground faithful share their frustrations with the manager.
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As full-time approached in Nottingham on Thursday night, some sections of the Forest crowd could be heard chanting, "You're getting sacked in the morning," while boos rang out upon the final whistle.
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After the match, Postecoglou said it was a familiar story.
"Really disappointing. Really, really poor goals we conceded in the first half that allowed the opposition to get comfortable in the game," he said.
"It's been the story of our last few games, in key moments, we just let ourselves down."
The 60-year-old was also asked about the reaction of the club's fans.
"I heard it," he admitted.
"They're fans. They want to see their team win and they're entitled to their opinion.
"Nothing surprises me in football anymore."
Forest now face a tough away trip to Newcastle in the Premier League this Sunday, with Postecoglou in desperate need of a big performance.