Nottingham Forest has taken a bold step towards transparency and integrity in the sport by submitting a formal request to the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL).
The request pertains to the release of audio recordings between officials during their recent match against Everton at Goodison Park.
Forest’s feel hard done by VAR Stuart Atwell and Anthony Taylor during the clash at Goodison Park
In a move aimed at fostering transparency and upholding the integrity of football, Nottingham Forest has specifically requested the public disclosure of audio recordings for three crucial match incidents.
These incidents include Ashley Young’s challenge on Giovanni Reyna in the 24th minute, Young’s handball in the 44th minute, and another challenge on Callum Hudson-Odoi in the 56th minute.
Ashley Young’s outstretched arm struck the ball in the 18-yard box
The club’s statement emphasizes their commitment to the broader football community and supporters, advocating for access to the audio recordings and transcripts. Nottingham Forest firmly believes that transparency is paramount in ensuring the integrity of the sport remains intact.
This proactive approach by Forest reflects a growing trend within the footballing world towards greater accountability and openness. By calling for the release of audio recordings, the club aims to provide fans and stakeholders with valuable insights into the decision-making process of match officials.
Odoi and Chris Wood argue with Anthony Taylor during the EVE vs NTH game
Overall, Nottingham Forest’s request for the release of audio recordings sets a commendable example for transparency in football, reinforcing the club’s dedication to upholding the integrity of the sport for the benefit of all stakeholders.
