FA: rejected Nottingham’s appeal for sharp suspension against referee

In the void fell on her appeal Nottingham for the fine of 900,000 euros imposed on her for posts by the referee in a match last season.

Specifically, Forest protested for three penalties in the 2-0 defeat by Everton last April and a few minutes after the game posted on X saying VAR Stewart Atwell He was a fan of Louton, a team with which he struggled to avoid relegation.

Although Forrest denied that the publications implied any bias or challenged the integrity of the referees of the match, it did not escape the heavy fine, it still appealed against the decision, describing the amount with which it was punished.

“The Council of Appeals rejected a later appeal by Nottingham Forest in relation to both responsibility and ratification and also ordered the club to remove publication on social media“, FA said (10/3).

Forrest, which was punished by removing four points for violating the championship’s financial rules, avoided relegation after finishing 17th, while Luton, who finished 18th and relegated. This season, Forrest is in third place in the standings and dreams of the Champions League exit.