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Following Forest’s 0-0 draw with Wolves<\/a> on Wednesday, Dyche sounded like a man who knew what was to follow.<\/p>\n After an incredible 35 attempts on goal without scoring – more attempts than any team Dyche has managed in his 351 games in charge – the draw left them just three points clear of the drop zone.<\/p>\n A frustrated Marinakis was pictured frequently during the City Ground draw with him appearing to be growing increasingly frustrated with every missed opportunity.<\/p>\n Post match – and before his dismissal – Dyche said: “The owner has been fair to me, without a shadow of a doubt. If anyone chooses to change in football now, that’s their decision. We’ve all seen it.<\/p>\n “People can demand change, and then it’s always whether they change or not.<\/p>\n “If the owner wants to make a change then that’s up to him, and that’s the way football is now, that’s just the reality of it.<\/p>\n “I understand the noise here has changed significantly since the last few games.”<\/p>\n Dyche undoubtedly arrived at Forest in difficult circumstances, but he appeared to steady the ship after a poor run of results under Postecoglou, winning seven of his first 12 games.<\/p>\n If results were taken from when Dyche took over, Forest would be mid-table, six points above third-from-bottom Tottenham<\/a>.<\/p>\n He was even nominated for Premier League manager of the month a week ago, with two wins and one loss from their past six matches.<\/p>\n Speaking on Match of the Day, just an hour before Dyche’s dismissal, ex-England striker Alan Shearer backed the former Burnley<\/a> boss.<\/p>\n He said: “I think with his know-how and his experience in the Premier League, I would without a doubt stick with Sean.”<\/p>\n