Steve Cooper has insisted Nottingham Forest's lavish summer of spending marks their best chance of remaining in the Premier League.
The newly promoted side have splashed out an astonishing £165million on 21 players in the summer transfer in a desperate attempt to avoid relegation.
Despite the unprecedented splurge, Forest manager Cooper has defended their methods, claiming they have 'embraced the unique challenge' of staying up.


He said: 'There will always be a turnaround with some players coming and going, but there will never be as many as this summer.