Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche faces mounting pressure following a goalless draw against Wolves at the City Ground. The result has intensified scrutiny on Dyche's position after a meek 3-1 defeat at Leeds and growing fan discontent.

Dyche, appointed on 21 October, has won just 10 of his 24 matches in charge. The club sits dangerously close to the relegation zone, with only three points separating them from West Ham in the final relegation spot. Sections of the fanbase have begun booing the team, particularly after Wednesday's disappointing performance against the bottom club.

Sources indicate the Forest hierarchy is questioning whether Dyche's appointment has delivered the expected impact. With no fixture until their Europa League play-off against Fenerbahce on 19 February, the club has time to consider a managerial change if they decide to part ways with the 54-year-old. The international break provides a critical window for Forest to evaluate their options as they fight to avoid relegation.