Evangelos Marinakis insists there is no "lack of togetherness" from Nottingham Forest heading into the final crucial fixtures.
Forest's miserable away form continue at Brentford, when they fell to a 2-1 defeat. Danilo scored the opener for the Reds in the first-half, before Ivan Toney and Josh Dasilva struck late in the second period.
The Bees' winner was confirmed following a VAR review, after substitute Yoann Wissa appeared to be in an offside position. "It’s a tough one to take and it’s all about us sticking together now," Marinakis told The Telegraph.
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"I've seen enough every day in terms of the application and quality. We have shown that in all three games this week and have to keep going. There is no lack of togetherness, fight or will.
"I just hope they got the VAR decision right, I'm wondering which part was offside. I hope they've not assumed and made a judgement call.
"You need those decisions to be based on fact. There is so much at stake at this stage of the season and you have to be sure."
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