simsini
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It's hard to take anyone seriously who says that VAR shouldn't be used for consistency. It's exactly what it should be used for. VAR should never care about the decision made on the field.
PaulMdj
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No comment on the Favourable VAR decisions? Or does that fit the storyline?
Swango1980
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So, you are suggesting a conspiracy? The officials are actually biased against Nottingham Forest, and deliberately ruling against them. They aren't just mistakes?
simsini
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Which ones? I can only think of the Burnley home game. Joe Worrall getting sent off against Man Utd? Rashford diving for a penalty in the same game? Ryan Yates not getting a penalty in the Everton home game? Neco Williams against West Ham? Taiwo Awoniyi against Newcastle? Moder not getting sent off for Brighton for a two footed tackle? James Maddison punching Ryan Yates in the stomach?
There are also howlers not linked to VAR, such as giving the ball to the Liverpool goalkeeper deep into injury time when Forest had possession, Toney scoring a free kick from the wrong place, and Willy Boly sent off, for a second yellow, in the first half against Bournemouth for winning the ball and having the Bournemouth player stand on his foot.
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simsini
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Not just me, Nuno Espirito Santo too in his interview.
Orikoru
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What possible motive is there to victimise Nottingham Forest though??
Ryan Yates is very irritating. Then again, if that was the benchmark, Spurs would be leaking penalties every game that Richarlison was in the teamWhat possible motive is there to victimise Nottingham Forest though??
PaulMdj
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It still doesn’t prove a conspiracy against Forest, even yesterday, if Forest had won we’d of been 2 points ahead of Luton and Luton’s next fixture is home to Everton, so if he was going to cheat it wouldn’t of been to help Everton.
Aztecs27
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In fairness, that's a skewed stat - as there are instances where VAR hasn't/can't be reviewed that have shafted forest (i.e. the Liverpool drop ball clanger and the Boy second yellow for a perfectly good tackle to name two of them) - so they're not included in those stats.
PaulMdj
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That could be true for every club though.
simsini
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Forest club statement asking for the audio between the officials yesterday. Can't argue with that at all.
www.nottinghamforest.co.uk
Club Statement
The Official Website of Nottingham Forest Football Club: get the latest news, highlights, fixtures and results, tickets and more.
www.nottinghamforest.co.uk
simsini
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I doubt there is a clearer example of the referee not following the laws of the game, than giving the Liverpool goalkeeper the ball after Forest were in possession 25 yards from goal. That is not a 'subjective' decision, it's just plain wrong.That could be true for every club though.
Bdill93
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I don’t tend to listen to Talksport these days - can’t be doing with Jeff Stelling, and Jim White proper grinds my gears. Not been the same since the lovely Laura ditched the breakfast slotAnd I rarely watch Sky Sports News.
So Clattenburg’s work with Forest was a new one on me. Has he been engaged as a result of a number of decisions going against them? That would seem to make sense.
I’ve not really been party to the discussion about this owing to my depression relating to events at Wembley yesterday. That really took most of my attention. As a consequence I have only really seen the third penalty decision, where Young went through the back of the Forest player. I cannot begin to imagine why the VAR didn’t intervene. If that had been a decision going against my team I’d be fuming. Haven’t seen the other two, but from comments I’ve read and heard in press and media articles this morning, opinion seems fairly split.
So, I agree Forest fans can, and should, feel aggrieved. But the club statement was utterly unprofessional. Nuno had it right yesterday - poor decisions went against his team. The club overstepped the mark. Massively.
Stelling has ruined the breakfast show.
McCoist is the best voice on there now, Stelling is far too much for first thing in the morning. Possibly the worst show on TS at present, they miss Laura Woods badly!
simsini
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Stelling would be much better at drive time.
Aztecs27
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He's not a very good footballer really. He's "one of our own" so a lot of the fanbase laud over him because "pashun". But he goes through the back of people all the time and just falls on the ball every time he's touched when he's in possession. Can't fault his effort, he bleeds Forest and he will have a really solid game once in a while, but the truth is, he's just not PL standard, unfortunately.Ryan Yates is very irritating. Then again, if that was the benchmark, Spurs would be leaking penalties every game that Richarlison was in the team
Bdill93
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Nah drive is the best show they have now. Love Goldstein and Bent
PaulMdj
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That’s a simple error, they happen in all walks of life in every profession, how many mistakes have Forest players made that have led to goals! Liverpool have also been on the wrong side od decisions.
That is also outside the remit of VAR.
Years since I last listened. Has Alan Brazil retired, been moved on, do the occasional show?
Aztecs27
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True - but show me other teams who have had players sent off for perfectly good tackles? some of them are genuinely baffling.That could be true for every club though.
simsini
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That is true. We need a better player who has similar tenacity. We've been poor in so many games because the centre midfield goes missing. Sangare was a huge waste of money.
