Nottingham Forest - Coventry
#85
(19-09-2026, 10:37 PM)wassy04 Wrote: It's ironically one of those fouls that literally would never get given anywhere else except in the event of a goal.

Just incidental accidental contact, doesn't feel like we're getting the rub of the green right now with VAR.

Since we came up it's felt like for every one that might possibly go our way half a dozen (at least) will go against us . I'm sure i'm not imagining it.
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#86
We had loads of efforts on goal, just not clinical. I don't agree at all with the comments I see in some places that Coventry had the better of it, they didn't.
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#87
(19-09-2026, 11:10 PM)JohnG Wrote: We had loads of efforts on goal, just not clinical. I don't agree at all with the comments I see in some places that Coventry had the better of it, they didn't.

They were shit . Persistent fouling which they got away with most of the time.
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#88
Sweet Jesus that was absolutely dogshit.

Sels taking his time with the ball like we’ve got three hours of game time
Diomande running through treacle
Williams slowing every attack down
Murillo wanging it at Cunha and saying “control that f**ker”
MGW forgetting that he’s ever met Munoz
N’Doye playing like he wanted to be subbed off
Delap shooting wildly like James Perch
One footed Schalger doing a perfect impression of Simon Gillett (remember him?)
Jair Cunha was ok
Munoz shambolic for their goal
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#89
Jair Cunha was ok- really?
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#90
(20-09-2026, 12:59 AM)ozzyten10 Wrote: Jair Cunha was ok- really?

OK is stretching it a bit but I thought he was probably the best of a bad bunch  Innocent
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#91
I would like to see Kalimuendo start in Ndoye's place - think there is more chance of him taking players on than turning back like Ndoye does. Defenders always have time to get back and it slows down the attack.
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#92
(19-09-2026, 08:44 PM)optimistic_red Wrote: VAR have disallowed all of our goals at home this season!
What's the point in going to watch a game if you can't celebrate scoring.
VAR is useless and killing football.

That's a mad stat.
COYR!
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#93
My question for VAR would be if the situation had been reversed & the defender had brough down Jesus in the same way would they have awarded a penalty, my guess is it would have been insufficient contact no pen
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#94
(20-09-2026, 01:09 PM)Little Red Rooster Wrote: My question for VAR would be if the situation had been reversed & the defender had brough down Jesus in the same way would they have awarded a penalty, my guess is it would have been insufficient contact no pen

100% this. Anyone remember Neco getting his heel trod on against West Ham when through on goal in the box ? VAR had a bloody good look at it .....no penalty ......there was more contact too . I remember Colin Fray being astonished it wasn't given . Sick of it to be honest .
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#95
(20-09-2026, 01:09 PM)Little Red Rooster Wrote: My question for VAR would be if the situation had been reversed & the defender had brough down Jesus in the same way would they have awarded a penalty, my guess is it would have been insufficient contact no pen

Spot on. And there will be a similar incident in the PL in the near future where they will give the opposite decision. The inconsistency is the maddening.The sucking of the life out the game is unforgivable.
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#96
(20-09-2026, 01:09 PM)Little Red Rooster Wrote: My question for VAR would be if the situation had been reversed & the defender had brough down Jesus in the same way would they have awarded a penalty, my guess is it would have been insufficient contact no pen

Such a good point, even in this game, Neco was pushed over in the area and MGW blocked off.
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