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It was hardly a whirlwind sweeping in taking all and everything with it while shaking foundations to the core.
But it never was going to be like that; there simply aren't that many options to allow such an iron fisted revolution.
It was more like a gentle blow of the cheeks. There was one new face as Federico Macheda made his debut. On the other hand, some things remain like fixed points in time and space: Dexter Blackstock lumbered onto the pitch as a late substitute.
The home crowd got anxious after Gary Gardner finally found his shooting boots - the ones that were once owned by Billy Dane from Roy of the Rovers that allowed him to score absolute belters from 83 yards out.
Just simply what a strike.......!!!! @22Gards take a bow son!!!! Privileged to have witnessed it first hand!! #nffc pic.twitter.com/mPHVjY79QC
— Jason Simpkins (@JSimoNFFC) March 15, 2016
It ended all square as Sone Aluko slotted in after a fortunate deflection. Ah well. A point away from home on a biting Tuesday evening up north is always welcome.
The Paul Williams revolution is underway. With smiles.
Video: Watch Paul Williams walk out as Nottingham Forest manager for the first time #nffc https://t.co/q5gbtGeOrV pic.twitter.com/Z9JW9eYh8u
— Nottingham Post (@Nottingham_Post) March 15, 2016
Who's next then? Bring em on.