Reporter’s notebook: Palace vs Forest – from courtroom to square

As the Crystal Castle and Nottingham Forest return to the pitch to play each other after a protracted saga, which caused the eagles to decline from the European League and the forest, which occupies their place, has many extra attention in Selhurst Park in Sunday’s match.

There have never been many public precipitation among the clubs, Guess fans of Fredrikstad Palace sang on Thursday night’s European Conference League qualifications sang to UEFA and John Textor – whose “remarkable interest” in the city caused their problems as well as forest owner Evangelos Marinakis.

So what will be in the store this weekend? Here’s how both camps will feel one of the most awaited meetings between the two clubs.

“Long three months of the castle – and their fans”

Sky Sports Activities Information Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol:

Three months is a long time in football – especially for Crystal Palace fans.

In May, they won their first main trophy. Anyone involved in the club had to spend the summer in the summer to win the FA Cup, hoping for a new season and place in the European League.

All this changed when UEFA was considering lowering the castle in the conference league about the violation of their own rights of ownership of several clubs. This is exactly what ended last month. Their decision was very controversial, and Nottingham’s forest benefited from it because they were promoted to the European League.

The entire UEFA saga has effectively devastated the summer of the castle, and the uncertainty meant that they were unable to act decisively in the transfer market. Under normal circumstances, they would be prepared for the possible departure of the main players by buying a replacement first, but that was not possible because they did not know which European competition would certainly play.

Now the forest is coming to Selhurst Park, the castle has already lost Eberechi Eze, and Captain Mark Gehi could go. Oliver Glazner and his players deserve a great deal of appreciation for how they have acted and played in recent weeks. They beat Liverpool for penalties in the community shield and last weekend was not unsuccessful to win Chelsea.

Would Palace still be in the European League if the forest hadn’t fought so hard to defend its interests in the court of UEFA and Sports Arbitration this summer? It’s hard to answer the question, guess forest fans would say it’s not him – or Evangelos Marinakis – the fault that John Textor owned the castle and Lyon’s shares, and missed March 1 to do something.

“The dynamics of the sitting room could diminish the game highlights’

Sky Sports Activities Information Senior Reporter Rob Dorset:

Although the game itself is likely to be hypercoring, with a little more rage than usual due to recent events, Dynamics Crystal Palace’s salty hall could be as delicious at noon on Sunday at noon as everything in the menu puts the castle for the main chef.

Nottingham Forest owner Marinakis does not yet have to confirm whether he will visit the game-this is a multinational shipping tycoon schedule. Guess is clear to me that he wants to be, and it is just as clear that the hostility of the castle’s fans, following a judgment of the Sports Arbitration Court, will not have a judgment on his decision at all.

The first European game on Thursday night was chanting Marinakis and UEFA equally, guess Greek tycoon in their fearless. He has a sophisticated security detail and I get the impression that he will be happy with the role of baddie in a hostile crowd. Especially if his side went to Selhurst Park and won.

Not that Marinakis or Forest thinks they have done something wrong. On the contrary, I have been told that there is a mixture in the forest room that the UEFA decision followed by CAS’s decision has led to charges of support from the castle’s support.

Of course, the Marinakis Club has benefited from the troubles of the castle, which was replaced by the European League.

Guess bosses in Eastern Midlende are steadfast that the castle dispute with UEFA, not the forest, which is the basis of this thing, and if the castle had respected UEFA rules on multi -club ownership (how the forest had to do it themselves when Marinakis resigned from the board and put all his blind.

Apparently, the castle does not see it, and anyone related to the forest can expect hostile admission on Sunday.

Guess Nuno Espirito Santo team will travel with confidence. It was a sound win over Brentford City Square last weekend, and the team was even more a weekly PFA prize, where Chris Wood was included as the only striker on the season’s Premier League team and goalkeeper Matz Sels, who voted for the best stopper.

Following the decision of CAS, Marinakis relaxed the floods of purse strings and transfer. Nuno had unusual publicly publicly about his lack of capabilities and the lack of new additions, and within a few days Douglas Luiz, Arnaud Kalimuendo, Omari Hutchinson and James McATE came to total spending £ 118.5 million.

Wow. It was a statement by Marinakis – maybe as much of his leader as anyone else.

And so it will be a sharp and bullish Nottingham forest, which arrives in southern London on Sunday – a club with confidence that they are currently flying high and able to cut eagle’s wings.