Nottingham Forest coach Andy Reid says is relishing the opportunity to learn from boss Steve Cooper and his staff.
The Irishman linked up with the first-team group for their pre-season training camp in Spain, and went on to be appointed to the role on a permanent basis, making the step up from Under-23s boss. It continues a career path which has previously seen him in charge of Ireland’s Under-18s, as well as the Reds’ youth side.
He is now part of a coaching set-up which also includes assistant manager Alan Tate and recent recruit Jamie Robinson. And Reid says a high standard is set as the group oversee Forest’s Premier League return following a 23-year absence.
