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Steve McClaren, could be ready to march on Nottingham Forest in frustration at the lack of signatures in the transfer window, according to reports last night.
In an echo of the frustration of his predecessor, Billy Davies with the board, the former England manager believes it is given enough support to have a realistic chance of promotion with the club championship . "He is disappointed and frustrated by the lack of new additions as he thinks he is short of what is necessary to bring the club to promotion," a source close to McClaren is reported as saying. "This is a few days to think about things."
said McClaren is returned to their family home in the northeast of thinking about their future. The former England could only watch in frustration as Sven-Goran Eriksson, the director of promotion rivals Leicester City, and Sam Allardyce, West Ham were able to strengthen their workforce during the summer.
"Steve came here hoping to make forests and worked on that basis," another source was quoted as saying. "But he always said that the team should be strengthened to do." Forest are 18th in the league and McClaren is said to have been the ambition to question the owner, Nigel Doughty, less than three months in the job.
McClaren had wanted to sign Ashkan Dejagah, a purpose that he accomplished in Wolfsburg, and moves from Max Gradel, who left Leeds United at St Etienne, and Wayne Routledge who joined Swansea City from Newcastle United, also fell through. Doughty, a venture capitalist who has a fortune estimated at 130 million pounds, has invested £ 70 million in club during his 11 years as owner. 
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