Nottingham Forest - Swansea City

[Username]

It can’t be deliberate handball, the ball was dead at the point he touched it, even if the whistle was blown after.

I also didn’t see any unsporting behaviour, I don’t think he tried to conceal the goal, he was on the floor starfished.

I’ve watched it a couple of times now and it’s a weird decision no matter how you look at it.

No such thing as a dead ball in terms of cautions or sendings off.

yeah, you can get a yellow or red once the final has whistle has gone can't you?

Not for handball

[McDurban]

It can’t be deliberate handball, the ball was dead at the point he touched it, even if the whistle was blown after.

I also didn’t see any unsporting behaviour, I don’t think he tried to conceal the goal, he was on the floor starfished.

I’ve watched it a couple of times now and it’s a weird decision no matter how you look at it.

No such thing as a dead ball in terms of cautions or sendings off.

yeah, you can get a yellow or red once the final has whistle has gone can't you?

Not for handball

 True, but the point still stands.

[jurgen rober]

One thing I did notice was Mighten's goal. When he gets on he has a habit of being pushed off the ball quite easily but on Sat he forced his way through defenders to get the goal. Maybe it is something they looked at.

[stefanduma]

The ref was unaware that the ball had crossed the line, failure of Hawkeye equivalent, so gave the red card and the penalty.

"Hawkeye" confirmed that the ball had crossed the line therefore a goal, red card rescinded and possibly given a yellow for his attempt to prevent a goal when the last person blah blah blah.

That literally makes no sense

Goal Line Technology, aka Hawk Eye, tells the referee, via his watch when the ball has completely crossed the line. For the second time this year in a Forest game it did not register on the wrist, hence the ref thinking that a goal had not been scored. The fourth official had to tell him and he reversed his original decision.

[Username]

The ref was unaware that the ball had crossed the line, failure of Hawkeye equivalent, so gave the red card and the penalty.

"Hawkeye" confirmed that the ball had crossed the line therefore a goal, red card rescinded and possibly given a yellow for his attempt to prevent a goal when the last person blah blah blah.

That literally makes no sense

Goal Line Technology, aka Hawk Eye, tells the referee, via his watch when the ball has completely crossed the line. For the second time this year in a Forrest game it did not register on the wrist, hence the ref thinking that a goal had not been scored. The fourth official had to tell him and he reversed his original decision.

I understand how Hawkeye works. 

Your last line about the yellow makes no sense. 

Plus how can you call us Forrest?

[McDurban]

One thing I did notice was Mighten's goal. When he gets on he has a habit of being pushed off the ball quite easily but on Sat he forced his way through defenders to get the goal. Maybe it is something they looked at.

I thought exactly the same thing. 7 months ago he would've fallen over.