‘I want them relegated’ – Nottingham Forest torn apart by Crystal Palace fan in viral rant

Whilst transfers have still dominated the summer headlines, a battle between Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest has raged on. And amid all the predictions for the new Premier League season, a Palace fan has made one thing clear – he wants Forest to go down. Palace’s excitement with Europa League football has been dashedGetty Forest took issue with the prospect of Palace not following the rulesGetty The Eagles qualified for the Europa League with their FA Cup victory but have been relegated to the Conference League. An appeal was dismissed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport [CAS] amid a breach of UEFA’s multi-club ownership rules. Forest wrote to the governing body expressing concerns over Palace falling foul of the rules, and will play in the Europa League instead. They also lodged a legal complaint regarding Tottenham’s pursuit of Morgan Gibbs-White, who went on to sign a new contract. Palace fan Dee joined the talkSPORT Premier League launch show on Thursday and made his feelings clear on Forest. “Honestly, I want Forest to get relegated next year, to be fair,” he said. “Since they got promoted to the Premier League, the owners have just been weird with hiring ex-referees because decisions weren’t going for them, going on the pitch halfway through the season. “Complaining, snitching on Tottenham for Morgan Gibbs-White, snitching on Palace to UEFA about the Europa League. “If you lot won something then I would understand it, but you lot have just been causing drama off the field. “I’ll be honest, I’m happy, I’m gonna still see Palace play in Europe. For one Palace fan, relegation for Forest would leave him delightedtalkSPORT There was back and forth between the two fanbasestalkSPORT “I know it’s the Conference League, I would rather have the Europa League, but I’ve seen my team win the FA Cup, the Community Shield, I’ll be seeing my team play in Europe. “All Forest have is hope and maybe a bit more snitching, you might get somewhere.” A Forest fan was sat nearby and offered his response: “Oh look, they win a trophy for the first time in their history, look at them go. “I’ve got no feelings towards Palace, take it out on Parish for not finding his paperwork, ain’t my problem!” talkSPORT’s Expressions also revealed that he wants to see Forest in the Championship next season via relegation. The Spurs fan is still annoyed with the Gibbs-White saga, which went on for weeks before the midfielder opted to stay at the City Ground. Despite the anger, Palace still won the Community Shield last weekendGetty Why were Palace relegated from the Europa League? Palace were deemed to have breached multi-club ownership rules due to John Textor’s involvement with Ligue 1 side Lyon. The American businessman, who sold his shares at Palace, is the controlling owner at Eagle Football Group, who own the French club. ‘No individual or legal entity can have control or influence over more than one club participating in a UEFA club competition’, rules state. Palace could have worked around the rule with proof of restructuring their multi-club ownership, but missed the March 1 deadline. They argued that Textor had no decisive influence at Selhurst Park despite being the club’s majority shareholder at the time. However, Palace will play Conference League football this season. Norwegian side Fredrikstad FK are their play-off opponents having lost in the third round of Europa League qualifying. Before then, Palace will begin their Premier League campaign at Club World Cup champions Chelsea on Sunday.

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‘I want them relegated’ – Nottingham Forest torn apart by Crystal Palace fan in viral rant

Whilst transfers have still dominated the summer headlines, a battle between Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest has raged on.

And amid all the predictions for the new Premier League season, a Palace fan has made one thing clear – he wants Forest to go down.

Palace’s excitement with Europa League football has been dashed

Forest took issue with the prospect of Palace not following the rules

The Eagles qualified for the Europa League with their FA Cup victory but have been relegated to the Conference League.

An appeal was dismissed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport [CAS] amid a breach of UEFA’s multi-club ownership rules.

Forest wrote to the governing body expressing concerns over Palace falling foul of the rules, and will play in the Europa League instead.

They also lodged a legal complaint regarding Tottenham’s pursuit of Morgan Gibbs-White, who went on to sign a new contract.

Palace fan Dee joined the talkSPORT Premier League launch show on Thursday and made his feelings clear on Forest.

“Honestly, I want Forest to get relegated next year, to be fair,” he said.

“Since they got promoted to the Premier League, the owners have just been weird with hiring ex-referees because decisions weren’t going for them, going on the pitch halfway through the season.

“Complaining, snitching on Tottenham for Morgan Gibbs-White, snitching on Palace to UEFA about the Europa League.

“If you lot won something then I would understand it, but you lot have just been causing drama off the field.

“I’ll be honest, I’m happy, I’m gonna still see Palace play in Europe.

For one Palace fan, relegation for Forest would leave him delighted

There was back and forth between the two fanbases

“I know it’s the Conference League, I would rather have the Europa League, but I’ve seen my team win the FA Cup, the Community Shield, I’ll be seeing my team play in Europe.

“All Forest have is hope and maybe a bit more snitching, you might get somewhere.”

A Forest fan was sat nearby and offered his response: “Oh look, they win a trophy for the first time in their history, look at them go.

“I’ve got no feelings towards Palace, take it out on Parish for not finding his paperwork, ain’t my problem!”

talkSPORT’s Expressions also revealed that he wants to see Forest in the Championship next season via relegation.

The Spurs fan is still annoyed with the Gibbs-White saga, which went on for weeks before the midfielder opted to stay at the City Ground.

Despite the anger, Palace still won the Community Shield last weekend

Why were Palace relegated from the Europa League?

Palace were deemed to have breached multi-club ownership rules due to John Textor’s involvement with Ligue 1 side Lyon.

The American businessman, who sold his shares at Palace, is the controlling owner at Eagle Football Group, who own the French club.

‘No individual or legal entity can have control or influence over more than one club participating in a UEFA club competition’, rules state.

Palace could have worked around the rule with proof of restructuring their multi-club ownership, but missed the March 1 deadline.

They argued that Textor had no decisive influence at Selhurst Park despite being the club’s majority shareholder at the time.

However, Palace will play Conference League football this season.

Norwegian side Fredrikstad FK are their play-off opponents having lost in the third round of Europa League qualifying.

Before then, Palace will begin their Premier League campaign at Club World Cup champions Chelsea on Sunday.