week four it's just twice in a row you're at home and you start to feel like everything's against you and if it goes if it's against you that decision you know if you've conceded that goal you'd absolutely want a free kick for it I think I think when you've not scored at home for so long and then it's another VAR decision going against it's VAR interrupting again it's all of that that contributes to the annoyance I

understand that anger frustration and I get it I've watched all three games you know and it's been frustrating at times but I've not been thrilled at home with what I've seen in terms of creating chances and exciting the crowd you know but Glasner's away generally after a while tends to bring fruit so let's still you know wait and see what happens but I can't sit here and say the last three games I mean I've done the two away games they've been brilliant Liverpool should have won and Villa we did win so they were fantastic maybe a team that attacks us a little bit more gives us a bit more room we're happy with that you know 10 men last week and we look great but on our own patch having to create and move people around and deliver balls in the box and finish last three home games, Leeds, well, the three home games this season, I can't count more than probably three or four or five chances in those three games that I remember were clear chances where Trafford had to make a header, I think at the Trent end, or down to his left from Chris Wood, a side-footed shot, was a big chance for Forrest that Chris Wood missed, the chance that was ruled out against Tottenham...

WHISTLE BLOWS and then today was no real chances were created that i mean lots of entries into the final third and into the final into the penalty box but lots of blocks Nobody has really taken out the game.

Balls are put into the box and they headed every ball.

They got every second ball.

It was just the same again.

It was a bit like watching the Leeds game and the Tottenham game again.

But when the onus is on them and they're up against a wall of players,

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obviously we all know that you know you could get 40 45 000 probably in here today if tickets were available the seats were there so um long time in the process i think over the last probably 10 years people have been thinking about maybe longer than that really and then there's a debate about should we stay or should we go i think most forest fans who've watched forest over the years would ideally want to stay on in this venue with it being next to the trend just you know so many memories here and iconic obviously that wasn't the case you need to move a rate away you'd have to do that for the for the club's a benefit to go forward but the way it turned out it seems everything is going in the right direction people signed the right form for this first phase so hopefully two or three years it'll be uh 45 000 and in the premier league and um enticing better players and more plays through the doors to come and play for

You can't get left behind.

No, absolutely.

I agree.

I mean, these...

Football is such a popular sport nowadays.

When I finished playing 25 years ago, it's just gone through the roof in terms of its popularity with everybody.

But what have you made of it? Yeah,

you know me, big fan of the head coach.

Massive fan of him.

The way he's...

I mean, obviously, debatable on his squad.

That's his choice.

He's gone with...

How do you remember that game and that challenge of trying to stop Maradona at his peak in that game?