Andy

The difference is Tonali has been outstanding for the majority of the season. People are criticising Willock because he's been poor for a long time, and didn't do much to change that. It's obviously easier to give Tonali the benefit of the doubt when he has a stinker than it is to give Willock the benefit of the doubt when he has yet another game where he's largely invisible/ineffective. It's not a one off.

Eddie's gone too far in fixing the "we only turn up in big games" criticism

Europa would be a great platform to build off, and we'd automatically be one of the favourites to win it. Would have snapped your hand off for a League Cup win and Europa qualification at the start of the season.

I replied to your replies with what I think are perfectly reasonable counter arguments, I wasn't "attacking your opinion" until you starting getting defensive back, I was saying you were being daft. Stop being a fanny Anyway, just going to punch a wall to get my rage out.

Mad how upset people get when they give a contrarian opinion and people tell them it's stupid.

If I was raging you wouldn't be able to reply

"Waaaah someone replied to my replies on a forum based around replying"

Telling you your opinion is shite isn't raging

"Awful performance today" isn't a fact, it's an opinion. That's what I'm calling you out on. Hope this helps.

Soz but "only ourselves to blame with that awful performance" is absolute shite It's an away point, if anything it's a bonus. We play Chelsea next week. Forest are in terrible form. As long as we're winning the games we're expected to win, nothing has changed.

But if you didn't think we'd win, then surely nothing has changed?

Surely you didn't expect a win away at Brighton? It's the home games we have to be winning, and if we do we'll qualify.

Draw is good enough, just need to win our last two home games.

Penalty miss incoming

He's gone over knowing he's took a honking touch.