21-12-2019, 10:20 PM
Huddersfield Town boss Danny Cowley accused Nottingham Forest's staff of showing "a lack of respect" and said the Reds "wanted to kick us" after seeing his side edge a fractious match.
Cowley said: "Forest were physical and, in that moment, you either step back or step forward. We stepped forward. No one will come here and beat us up. We stood up for ourselves, I'm proud of the players for that.
"They came here and wanted to kick us, but no one is going to bully us. You have to have substance. I was a bit disappointed with their staff, they showed a lack of respect.
"Here was me thinking it was Christmas and good will to all men, but I was wrong. I'm really pleased for Steve Mounie. He came in and did extra work on his finishing during the week and sometimes, like today, you get what you deserve."
Prick.
Cowley said: "Forest were physical and, in that moment, you either step back or step forward. We stepped forward. No one will come here and beat us up. We stood up for ourselves, I'm proud of the players for that.
"They came here and wanted to kick us, but no one is going to bully us. You have to have substance. I was a bit disappointed with their staff, they showed a lack of respect.
"Here was me thinking it was Christmas and good will to all men, but I was wrong. I'm really pleased for Steve Mounie. He came in and did extra work on his finishing during the week and sometimes, like today, you get what you deserve."
Prick.