Big 6 Bias is Real! Superb For6est Robbed! Nottingham Forest 1-2 Manchester City Match Reaction!

Big 6 Bias is Real! Superb For6est Robbed! Nottingham Forest 1-2 Manchester City Match Reaction!

Forest Fan TV - A Nottingham Forest Podcast
Dec 28, 202512:00
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Wolfie dissects the defeat to Man City and were Forest Robbed of a point by the Referee? To Buy Wolfie A Coffee! Click Here: https://buymeacoffee.com/forestfantv The City Ground was rocking, and for large spells of this game, it felt like Nottingham Forest were about to pull off something special. Wolfie is back to react to a heart breaking 1-2 defeat at the hands of Manchester City—a result that absolutely does not tell the full story. Despite City taking the points, the Reds put in a performance of immense grit and quality, arguably outplaying the former champions and leaving Pep Guardiola’s side looking completely rattled until the final stages. Omari Hutchinson’s equaliser brought the roof off, and for most of that second half, it looked like Forest were the only team going to win it. However, the mood turned from pride to pure fury in the 83rd minute as Rayan Cherki’s winning goal was allowed to stand. Wolfie dissects the controversial lead-up to that strike, where Morgan Gibbs-White appeared to be quite clearly shoved to the ground, preventing him from blocking the shot. We’re also looking at how Ruben Dias managed to stay on the pitch after a blatant second-yellow challenge on Igor Jesus. This brings us to the big question that every Forest fan is asking tonight: is there a genuine "Big 6" bias when it comes to refereeing decisions? When the margins are this thin, how can such an obvious foul be ignored by the officials and VAR? We want to hear your unfiltered reactions in the comments below—were you proud of that performance, and do you feel we were cheated out of at least a point? Make sure to like the video, subscribe for more honest Forest content, and join the debate. #nffc #premierleague #mancity

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