This season is quite the fall from grace for Forest.

This is very true, and a good sign that any time we draw it's considered a bad result. Liverpool didn't have a shot on target last night, and they're getting praised. Yes, they had injuries, but we were riddled with them when we went to Anfield (when they still had a 100% record) and got ridiculed.

It's amazing how much one goal changes the narrative. In both games, it was compact, neither could break the other down. Arsenal went to Anfield riddled with injuries and were lambasted for not having a go (Liverpool had a 100% record at the time). Last night, Liverpool did the same to crickets.

Gabriel Martinelli apologized to Conor Bradley. Well done. That was the right thing to do.

This is actually a class response. Pretty sure it won't stop Sky spending the next three days talking about it. I do hope Martinelli apologises though, honest mistake as it likely was.

Not sure Gary Neville can say another word about Arteta losing his cool after saying Liverpool players should have taken a red card and whacked him, mind.

I will say though that if one of our players was badly injured and an opponent shoved him off the pitch, I'd be fuming. Thought that was really really poor from Martinelli. Yes, it's annoying, because we were building our only momentum of the half, but you can't do that. He was clearly in agony.

Thought that was a pretty dreadful performance and after the first 20 we couldn't string passes together. Not actually sure Liverpool were much better so perhaps the horrific weather actually won. After last night's results though, that's ok, we'd have taken losing no ground on anyone this week.

Two minutes added on time after a lengthy injury in the first half. They make it up.

Would take a fair bit of convincing to tell me that Frimpong wasn't trying to dangle his leg to con the referee into a penalty and hurt himself trying to cheat.

Van Dijk must be a nightmare to ref.

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Bingo. That's the question. Every police officer that day could reasonably claim to be in fear for their life. This question is unanswerable to those who have done the 180 due to politics.

So, after two draws leading into this run, they draw again. Three big away games in their next four with a possible new manager bounce in the derby. Lovely.

What a night.

Grealish, booked for dissent, picks up a second yellow for...dissent.

Blow the full time whistles everywhere.

City get a penalty on a VAR review. Very theatrical from Doku under small contact. I *think* it's a penalty but boy, did he make a meal of it.

Cucurella sent off for Chelsea. New manager, same disciplinary problems.

Chelsea have had five full-time managers and three interim coaches in the last six and a half years. Got to admire their optimism.

Btw last two premier league manager of the month... 😅 #Arsenal 🔴⚪

At university, back after a night out, drunk. Took one contact lens out but the other one was stubbornly not moving. Eye getting more and more painful and inflamed with every attempt. Then I realised I could see through the other eye. It was that one I hadn't taken out.

Chelsea, United and now Celtic, sacking their manager. Possibly more to come. It's an expensive month for payoffs...

It's very easy to miss that AI, while trained with data, is also specifically programmed and intentional. It says a lot about the brains behind Grok that the way it even constructs sentences is exactly how an edgelord troll writes. I don't miss Twitter. Well, I miss old Twitter. But not this.

This is worth a watch. Forget what Trump and other claim this is about, this is someone being incredibly honest about the real motivations. The shocking thing is that she assumes that we will all agree with the plan - which relies on us being proud of our imperialist history. Which we aren't.

Really expected Amorim to have more time, especially as I doubt United will do much January business. Ruthless January so far.

City's upcoming league fixtures: Brighton (h) Man Utd (a) Wolves (h) Spurs (a) Liverpool (a) That's not a straightforward run at all.

This has been a good week for football.

The press called us bottlers when we drew with Sunderland and Chelsea. Just saying.

That is an absolute screamer of an equaliser.

Haha, was about to say that Liverpool are back to their old late-winning tricks. But no.

This did make me laugh. Adli headbutts Gabriel's elbow and then goes down, and when the ref comes over he claims to have been elbowed. You could tell even the player was sheepish about it though. Mind you, it's clear simulation/attempted deception and should've been a second yellow.

Bournemouth are very good. It's difficult to work out, from how they played today, and how they challenged Chelsea and United, how they aren't winning games. It'll click for them and you don't want to play them when it does.

Oddity of today: it was largely a good natured game, but... - Semenyo pulled Rice back while on a yellow - Kroupi delayed a restart while on a yellow - Adli simulated to try and win a penalty while on a yellow. On another day indeed.

If you have time, Google this too. It's funny. You can tell Adli knows it too, from how sheepish he is in his appeals to the ref.

Job done. Arsenal now in a fantastic position. Bournemouth's quality means they should be absolutely fine too. Kavanagh, who Bournemouth are now fuming with, isn't at this level. I can't not mention refs today, he was AWFUL. Now that we've won, I can say he was laughable.

I've been trying really hard not to moan about refereeing this season. This is the worst officiating performance I've seen in ages. A mistake every couple of minutes. No consistency. Ignoring some ridiculous challenges like Jesus' leg being held on to for five seconds there.

What's that? Junior Kroupie, on a yellow card, just prevented Arsenal from taking a restart. Chris Kavanagh is the referee.

Thst should seal it. Another banana skin being navigated.

I'm not going to comment on that yellow to Zubimendi. I have nothing nice to say.

After the lack of attacking options last season, being able to replace the whole front three in a triple sub is quite something.

Kluivert injured himself trying to foul Zubimendi. Should be booked on his way off.

When we signed Madueke I was concerned that he wouldn't be as defensively hard working as Arteta demands. Needn't have worried.

For all the talk against Gyokeres, his presence and strength created the space for that goal. There's a lot he can do better, but he's doing more than the average pundit notices.

Rice!! That was excellent.

All square at half time. Bournemouth impressive but you can see that with a bit more intensity their defence can wobble. Need to speed up transition in the second half. And need the ref to start calling fouls when our players are dragged back in transition. Kills momentum.

Given what we know Chris Kavanagh is capable of giving second yellows for, Semenyo is very lucky after pulling back Rice on the break there.

Bournemouth's high press is risky at times but very effective.

Gabriel! He was never going to lie down and accept his error. Amends made. Brilliant from Madueke again.

What the hell was that.