Neville’s forest ban ’caused a wide -ranging alarm’ as Prem- and Sky Hold interviews

The Premier League and Sky Sports have high -level conversations after the controversial decision of Nottingham Forest to ban Gary Neville.

Air had initially planned for Neville To be on the city for the crucial collision of this afternoon between Forest And Chelsea.

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They were later informed by Forest that Neville, 50, would be Denied accreditation before the competition.

According to the MailThe decision has undergone ‘alarm’ under broadcasters and the Premier League.

The latest Domestic TV deal saw Sky four of five packages like she and TNT Sports Combined for a four -year contract of £ 6.7 billion.

Further conversations are reportedly determined, with the Premier League, Sky Sports And TNT sports are all concerned about the precedent that has been determined by the decision of Forest.

Neville recently Criticized forest owner Evangelos Marinakiscalling the Greek in a row with the boss Nuno Espirito Santo “outrageous”.

Marinaki’s claimed to have been after the 2-2 draw with already related Rivals Leicester because of the decision to allow initially Taiwo Awoniyi To keep playing after a worrying collision by post.

Awoniyi was later Posted in an induced coma After requiring surgery on a torn intestine.

Neville posted at the time: “What the forest owner has just done on the field on the city is absolutely outrageous.

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“If I were Nuno, I would go and have a very strong word with him, because that is an absolute scandal.

“He just qualified them for a European competition, and from where that club was, and to be played with on that field for the fans of the club is an absolute joke.”

Neville later responded to the decision of the forest On social media.

The first Manchester United Star wrote: “I was contacted by Sky Sports earlier in the week and told me that I would comment on the city ground for the Nottingham Forest match against Chelsea on Sunday.

“I was informed by Sky Sports yesterday that Nottingham Forest would not give me accreditation or access to the stadium as a co-commentator. I have no choice but to withdraw from the coverage.

“In the past 14 years I have distributed my honest part of criticism and praise from doing this work and I never came close to this unprecedented action.”

‘It’s disappointing’

He continued: “I personally think it is disappointing that a great club such as Nottingham Forest has been reduced to making such a decision.

“Although they have the right to choose who they let in their own stadium, it is symptomatic of things that have happened to the club in the last 12 months.

“I wish the coaching staff, players and fans of the club the very best in their search to reach Champions League football.”

Neville’s post received various smiling emojis from Jamie Carragher.

While his friend David Beckham added brutally: “Must or (sic) had something to do with that 7-1 game in the past”, followed by a smiling emoji.

A spokesperson for Sky Sports then revealed to Sunsport that they were forced to tear up their coverage plans for the competition.

They said: “Sky Sports was then informed by Nottingham Forest that Gary Neville would get the accreditation for the competition.

“This was an unprecedented and unwanted step.

“As a result, Sky Sports has decided to revise his production plans and made the decision to present the game of Sky Studios in West London.”