Taiwo Awoniyi

Going in at halftime at 1-0, and then when they come out in the second half- In the first minute, Coventry have a chance, and it's not like a sitter, but again, it's one of those chances where if you put them away in the Premier League, you've, you, you know, that's what you need to do, and they miss.

And then few minutes later, Yakube nips in, a poor one for Coventry, Awoniyi is sent off.

And for, for a-

So the minute knows fine margins then, is that what you're saying? [laughs]

That is a good idea.

It's alway- it's always a good idea to get a goal.

But Awoniyi is obviously...

You know, they signed him.

Google it.

Um, yeah, it was just Coventry, but God, how they wilted, especially after Awoniyi was sent off for an elbow to the head.

Uh, really an elbow of frustration.

Seagulls, God bless, now in fourth place, rolling at ease in this one as if they were playing a JV back line.

So I think it really boils down to Nottingham Forest.

They've got Coventry at home, who now without Taiwo Awoniyi, who got a red card against Brighton.

And I'm probably not going to buy an Arsenal defender.

I backed against them away at Sunderland.

And then next to him you've got Taty Castillanos, who, who was at Lazio, you know, one of the biggest clubs in Italy and, and is just far too good for the championship level.

So I honestly believe that front four is as-- is probably better than what Coventry have got leading the line right now in terms of Awoniyi, Simms, Wright, you know, those kind of players.

So it does show you what you're up against, and I think Phil Parkinson sort of alluded to after when he said, "It's not necessarily losing, it's the manner in which you lose," and that's why there's a, a retrospective, r- you know, retrospection, a review of it, because it wasn't that Wrexham lost, it was the way Wrexham lost.

And I know there have been a few people saying, "Oh, you guys are a bit negative," and there is this-- there's been this entitlement that has crept into the, the football club and you...

Elsewhere yesterday, Coventry City's poor start to life back in the Premier League continued after being hammered five-nil at home to Brighton.

The bottom side remain without a point and had to play the majority of the second half with ten men after Taiwo Awoniyi's red card.

Boss Frank Lampard says there were encouraging signs until the red card.

We've created good chances.

And here's the starting lineup for the boys in orange and black today.

In goal, number one, Taiwo Awoniyi.

[crowd cheering] Defence, number three, Matty Cash.

Midfield, number eight, Declan Rice.