Omari Hutchinson sends five-word message to Nottingham Forest fans after Brighton loss

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Omari Hutchinson has had to wait patiently for a Nottingham Forest chance since his summer arrival at the club.

The City Ground saw him introduced in the second half against Brighton, but after stellar performances against Leeds and Liverpool, he was unable to pull another rabbit out of the hat.

Hutchinson is the club’s record signing, with the winger costing £37.5 million from Ipswich Town during the summer transfer window.

Forest were unbeaten in five matches before running into the Seagulls and it’s clear that Hutchinson is keen to put things right on Wednesday night.

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Omari Hutchinson posts five-word Instagram message after Brighton defeat

Hutchinson has been excellent when called upon in recent weeks, and it’s a travesty that Nuno Espirito Santo decided not to register him for the Europa League group stages.

Statistically speaking: Omari Hutchinson vs Brighton

Omari Hutchinson completed as many dribbles (4/4) as Dan Ndoye, Nicolas Dominguez, and Callum Hudson-Odoi today. He also created more chances (4) than all three combined. Stunning!

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The 22-year-old will almost certainly be registered for the squad should the Reds progress to the knockout stages of the competition, and that would be a huge boost.

Despite his best efforts yesterday, Hutchinson couldn’t get Forest back into the game against Brighton, and after the game, he posted on Instagram.

Hutchinson said on Instagram: “We go harder on Wednesday.”

Hutchinson has to start vs Wolves

With the games now coming thick and fast, there is absolutely no reason for the Reds not to give Hutchinson a chance from the off against a Wolves side awaiting their maiden win of the season.

The youngster has that ability to get supporters out of their seats, and that can be a huge asset for Forest against a team currently down on their luck in midweek.

Hutchinson has done more than enough to justify a starting berth in recent weeks and surely his time is going to come this week.

Both Dan Ndoye and Callum Hudson-Odoi have struggled for consistent performances this season, and after the Brighton defeat, perhaps it’s time for Dyche to shuffle his pack.