Rob Lee, an Amazon Prime analyst, was all over Nottingham Forest player Morgan Gibbs-White’s performance in the team’s victory over Newcastle. Nuno Espirito Santo, who won for the first time, gave the 23-year-old the captain’s armband.
Following a penalty kick by Alexander Isak, the Reds found themselves down. Chris Wood’s goal just before halftime tied the score, despite Gibbs-White’s early chance to put Forest ahead.
In the second half, the 32-year-old striker showed his former employers what he was capable of. With two more goals, the match ball, and some appreciation from Forest captain Gibbs-White, he left St. James’ Park.
Lee is all over Gibbs-White.
Regarding Gibbs-White, Lee was quite complimentary of the Forest dramatist. Throughout the ninety minutes of the competition, he made four crucial passes and was everywhere.
Speaking to Amazon Prime, the Newcastle-supporting pundit said: “Not many people get the better of Bruno, he’s been brilliant all season but I have to admit today that Gibbs-White played him very very well.
“He hassled him, got in his face and got in areas to create loads of chances. He was intelligent, he was aggressive and it was an all-round midfield performance.”
Gibbs-White played a fantastic game as Forest won.
For the duration of the season, the 23-year-old must maintain this caliber of play. He hasn’t exactly been without effort, despite his below-average play this season, but he will want to improve on his one goal and two assists.
But in light of today’s victory, Lee was right. Bruno was unable to match Gibbs-White’s skill, who was instrumental in everything Forest did right against Newcastle.
During the game, Gibbs-White made four crucial passes. Throughout the competition, he persisted in his questioning, and Glenn Murray acknowledged his efforts.
Gibbs-White is a true jewel for Forest. When Gibbs-White is in this form, the Reds stand a good chance of winning the Premier League for a second straight season.
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