So that's another stamp on the achilles that goes totally unpunished. Looks like red cards only apply if you play for Palace.
These European refs are so out of their depth it is not funny. 3 games in a row now, I've seen more capable refs doing Sunday League games.
I think Bournemouth must have an agreement with UEFA where they have at least one penalty per game and the opposition must have a player sent off in the first half. Good deal if you can get it.
Nyomi has done both Odegaard and Havertz down the achilles in the first 10 mins and not even a yellow card shown. All we ask is for consistency.
So Archie Gray's last PL goal before tonight was against Palace, Robertson's last PL goal was against Palace and Solanke's last goal was against, you guessed it ! 馃檮
At what point will the coaching staff realise zonal marking at corners is just not working, Wharton on the main threat and the opposition always having men over game after game.
Also, don't expect progress on the new stand anytime soon. It will be financial suicide to commit to the debt/interest if we are in the Championship with a half full stadium. Expect it to be mothballed with a nonsensical excuse until we are safe from relegation (if that happens).
How has Ampadu got away with wearing gloves that obviously have grips on the front to help him with his throw ins.
I thought the Besiktas game was where we had turned the corner and I was confident about today. Now is the first time I am genuinely worried about the season ahead. The team is all over the place and we have the worst defence in living memory. This is not a good mix.
We've played well but one of the worst games I have ever seen Wharton play, his first touch and passing have been absolutely horrendous all game.
For those who want a tiny bit of cheering up on this dark day, Forest are now in the relegation places. 馃槀
Another question, appreciate we defend zonally but cannot get my head round why Wharton marks the oppositions best header of a ball at corners, it happens every game and it is madness.
