Marinakis bursts in tunnel in explosive anger after the forest owner was confronted with Nuno

Evangelos Marinakis broke out again in the Nottingham Forest tunnel in an even more shocking repetition of his anger on the pitch.

The owner of Nottingham Forest Shockingly confronted boss Nuno Espirito Santo Following them 2-2 Draw with degraded Leicester.

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Marinakis was furious with dealing with the treatment of Taiwo Awoniyi‘s injury, which was made available to continue after collision with the mail, but did not look fit to play.

Nuno put down the eruption on the “passion” of Marinakis, although Sunsport can further reveal its temperatures in the tunnel in the city.

Eyewitnesses saw the Greek businessman losing his canvas again with Nuno, before he also expressed his frustration at Awoniyi himself and the medical staff.

Those who witnessed the incident thought it went much further than some fans and TV cameras saw on the field.

A victory would be forest to the Champions League Plate again.

The owner is often seen in the tunnel after victories to celebrate with his players.

Marinakis later issued a statement in honor of Forest that is eligible for EuropeBut the medical staff also calls for their mistake.

He said: “Everyone – coaching staff, players, supporters and myself admitted – we were frustrated about Taiwo’s injury and the crime of the medical staff about Taiwo’s ability to continue the game.

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“This is of course, this is a demonstration of the passion we feel for our club. Let’s all be grateful, passionate and keep dreaming!”

Boss Nuno said: “It was disappointing for everyone.

“It was too painful for Taiwo to push and help the team and it was a misunderstanding between the coaching staff and the medical department.

“It is because of the owner and his passion that we are growing as a club.

“He pushes us and wants us to be better. I’ve been to football So many years. As a club we owe a lot to the Marinakis family. “

It is not the first time that Marinakis, who is also the owner of Olympiakos and Portuguese side Rio Ave, has become the focus in Forest.

Last year he was beaten with a five competition stadium ban After spitting to match officials in the tunnel after a loss of 1-0 Fulham.

Last month, Marinakis officially gave up the daily control of forest by placing his shares in a blind trust-a preventive step to prevent problems when they are next season in the Champions League next to Olympiakos.

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