Club punished for furious reaction to defeat by Everton when they were denied three penalties and accused VAR of being a Luton fan

Nottingham Forest have been fined £750,000 by the Football Association (FA) for April’s social media post that questioned the integrity of official Stuart Attwell after their defeat to Everton. The “ill-chosen and irresponsible” post was deemed to constitute improper conduct by an independent regulatory commission as it implied actual bias against video assistant referee (VAR) Attwell.

Nottingham Forest have been hit with a £750,000 fine for a social media post last season aimed at video assistant referee Stuart Attwell.

Forest were unhappy with Stuart Attwell’s performance in their defeat to Everton in April and pointed out he is a fan of relegation rivals Luton.

Nottingham Forest have been fined £750,000 (RM4.2 million) and warned for misconduct in relation to a social media post criticising the referee after

Nottingham Forest faces a £750,000 fine and a warning from the FA for a social media post criticizing the referee after a Premier League loss to Everton last season. The post accused VAR official Stuart Attwell of bias.

Nottingham Forest have issued a statement after they were slapped with a £750,000 fine for a social media post. The incident in question came following their 2-0 defeat to Everton on April 21st, in which they posted the following on their X account: “Three extremely poor decisions – three penalties not given – which we simply cannot accept.

The Premier League side were furious and took to social media after a narrow defeat to Everton last season. Nottingham Forest have been fined £750,000 for their social media posts following their 2-0 defeat to Everton last season.