Nottingham Forest and their fans are just not being able to swallow the bitter pill off their last-gasp defeat to Liverpool in the Premier League.
Their referees analyst Mark Clatteburg has vowed to approach the PGMOL regarding what happened before Darwin Nunez’s goal in Caoimhin Kelleher starting an attacking move rather than giving the hosts possession back after play was stopped due to Ibrahima Konate’s injury.
After the game, Clattenburg said: “The law is clear that if the ball is outside the penalty area [when the game is stopped], you get possession back and the opposition goes back one metre. We’ll be speaking with the PGMOL and the Premier League and we’ll discuss the correct course of action in the near future.”
Meanwhile, the Nottingham Forest fans definitely got what they deserved after taunting the travelling Liverpool supporters and players all throughout the game with offensive chants.
From the get-go, some members of the home crowd started chanting ‘Sign on Sign, you’ll never work again’ at the Reds – mocking the unemployed in Liverpool.
Not just that, but they also bellowed out a bitter chant after Nunez’s winner and sang: “Same old Scousers, always cheating.”
Despite all this complaining, the fact is that Liverpool won the game in dramatic fashion and maintained their surge towards the Premier League title
