Owner of NOTTINGHAM FOREST Evangelos Marinakis reportedly FORBID club employees from donning specific hues.
The freshly promoted Premier League club just spent over £130 million on 23 new players thanks to Marinakis, 55.
The Athletic have disclosed that furious Marinakis has some peculiar regulations in place at the team’s training facilities and City Ground.
In addition to owning and supporting Olympiacos, the Greek millionaire also plays for them.
Additionally, one of the colors that is unofficially prohibited from being seen at Forest is green, the color of the rival team Panathinaikos.
One training gear allegedly required a SWITCH because it had too much green on it.
Marinakis allegedly cut out the color purple because he thought it was unlucky.
Another point of disagreement was the color black, so the staff was instructed to switch out any black picture frames for silver ones and to make sure that all the televisions were silver.
Steve Cooper’s club is at the bottom of the table as Forest has had a dismal start to life in the top division.
After five straight losses, Cooper has signed a shocking new three-year contract to serve as Forest’s manager.
That is true even if the Welshman is one of the front-runners to become the next Premier League manager to be fired.
Cooper, 42, succeeded Chris Hughton as manager in September, and under his leadership, Forest went from being in danger of being relegated to winning the Championship Playoffs the previous season.
But after Monday’s 4-0 drubbing at Leicester City, they have only one victory in eight games, marking their fifth straight loss.
