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Image source, Getty ImagesNottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to BBC MOTD: "First half the game was not in the rhythm - too much disruption. The rhythm of the game for both teams was lose possession, a disrupted game. One positive is we scored and the negative is we conceded so quickly.
"It changed in the second half, we were more dominant and we put Wolves against the ropes."
On Morgan Gibbs-White's England call-up: "Something that was his expectation, he works really hard everyday to achieve his goals. For us as a club we are proud and we wish him all the best."
On the transfer window closing: "The credit for the squad is the way they integrate and help each other. We have James [Ward-Prowse] and Morato joining us."
On James Ward-Prowse: "We are happy to have him."
Image source, Getty ImagesChris Wood scored the opener for Nottingham Forest in this match with his seventh Premier League goal against Wolves – the joint-highest tally he has against any opposition in the competition (also seven vs West Ham).
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Image source, Getty ImagesChris Wood's feeling at home this season with his goal against Wolves a second in as many Premier League matches at the City Ground.
It's an opponent he enjoys facing and his opener after just 11 minutes was his seventh against Wolves overall.
It's the joint-most he's netted against any opposition (also vs West Ham) and only Erling Haaland has scored more Premier League goals against Wolves.
Wood - who is just the second player to net in both of Forest's opening home games of a Premier League campaign after Stan Collymore in 1994 - was lively throughout.
He tested Wolves debutant Sam Johnstone on a few occasions, was a threat in the air and linked up nicely with Morgan Gibbs-White.
Had he not been marginally offside when he converted from a late corner, he would have given Forest a hard-earned victory and claimed the headlines.
Nonetheless, his goals have helped Forest claim two points at home and they remain unbeaten after an encouraging start to the campaign.
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Chris Sutton is making predictions for all 380 Premier League matches this season, against a variety of guests.
For week three, he takes on MOBO Award-winning drum & bass legend and producer Adam F.
Sutton's prediction: 0-0
This is the Nuno derby. Wolves fell to pieces against Chelsea, I'm slightly concerned about Wolves.
They were actually pretty comfortable against Southampton, I think they deserved to win that one.
Wolves fell to pieces, they're clearly missing Max Kilman who they sold to West Ham. I just wonder what damage that second half will do, the way Chelsea really rolled them over.
But I think this will be a close one.
Adam F's prediction: 1-0
This is a tricky one to call.
Image source, Getty ImagesFollowing the permanent move of goalkeeper Sam Johnstone from Crystal Palace to Wolves, the Eagles have signed Nottingham Forest shot-stopper Matt Turner on loan for the 2024-25 season.
Turner, a USA international, joined Forest from Arsenal last summer.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe signing of James Ward-Prowse is a real statement of intent from Nottingham Forest.
Coming into their third season back in the Premier League, Forest need to start establishing themselves in the top flight - rather than just battle relegation.
The midfielder played 51 times for West Ham last season and, even though he only joins on loan, it underlines Forest's determination to push up the league.
Kevin Nolan discusses Ward-Prowse deal on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Getty ImagesNottingham Forest's newest recruit James Ward-Prowse believes his deadline day loan move to the City Ground is a "fantastic opportunity".
The England international has joined Nuno Espirito Santo's side on a season-long loan from West Ham and arrives at the club with over 380 Premier League appearances to his name.
After signing his deal, Ward-Prowse said: "I'm delighted to be here. When I knew I had the opportunity to join the club, and come and show what I can do, I thought it was a fantastic opportunity.
"Having played Nottingham Forest a few times, the atmosphere here is one of the best I have played in - so to hopefully experience that week in, week out now is something really special."
Nottingham Forest's chief football officer Ross Wilson added: "Everyone is familiar with James' talent in the Premier League, along with his strong leadership and personal qualities.
"We are confident that he will make an immediate impact both on and off the pitch, and we look forward to him joining up with the squad."
