And list every incident which directly led to points being lost, and why the tweet on Sunday was the last straw in an enormous list of decisions which have cost us.That will turn Forest in to a circus. Need to take high ground. Make the stand for benefit of football.
Not Questioning integrity but decision making. Decision to field official with an interest and placing them in a compromising position.
Questioning why decision making process isn’t more open.
Questioning the standard of refereeing in general and how clubs can assist improvements.
Questioning how communication between clubs and officials can improve and the benefits of a role like Clattenburg.
Questioning some of the rules around VAR like second yellows.
Move away from the threat of action to the lessons to be learnt and the benefits to football.
Move away from petulance and victimisation to helpfulness and Greater good. Do all this as part of response to audio release. Change the atmosphere. Continuation benefits no one. What do Forest want out of this now? Take the high ground.
United away, Everton at home with the Yates non-pen, Bournemouth at home with Boly and the non-pen handball, Toney, Neco's non pen v West Ham, Taiwos non pen v Newcastle, Liverpool at home, and then Sunday.
Have I missed anything?