Stevie Nicholl

Huh?

So why does a striker hold on to the defender at an attacking corner?

Because it makes no sense if you're an attacker, because if you're holding on, the referee's going to give a foul against you.

So it's the same logic.

To be honest with you, I don't think what they did was particularly wrong.

I think Forest had a different attitude in the second half.

The two goals that we saw them losing today in Manchester City are the types of goals that they've lost all season.

So it's not a surprise that they've lost the goals the way they have.

I think it was Forest's attitude that changed in the second half.

The City get the two goals at home.

If you're going for the title and you score twice at home, you can't let two in.

Right.

You can't.

So I don't think it's a shock, particularly the way the goals came around, because Manchester City, as we've said, they have individuals who can win them games and score goals, but we know defensively they can be got at and they're not reliable.

And that's, again, just...

A similar outcome and a similar defensive performance from City that we've seen all season.

Look, the best angle is from behind and you see Haaland's right foot goes towards the goalkeeper.

He's the one that makes the contact.

Look, he stands on him.

His foot 100% goes towards the goalkeeper.