Sheffield Wednesday boss Tony Pulis has claimed that he "will deal with" the situation concerning defender Moses Odubajo and his reaction to Nottingham Forest's second goal. 

The Owls struggles under Pulis continued last night as they were beaten 2-0 by Forest, who headed into the game having taken just one point from their last seven games.

Lewis Grabban scored the Reds' second and footage emerged after the game that appeared to show Odubajo celebrating with the opposition forward.

The Wednesday defender took to Twitter in an attempt to explain what had happened after the game, suggesting that the footage had been misconstrued and that he was telling Grabban it would be ruled out.

Pulis was pressed on the incident after the game and told BBC journalist Andy Giddings that he was aware of the video, adding: "I will deal with it."

The Welshman replaced Garry Monk as Owls boss in the November international break and hasn't had the impact that many were hoping he would, with Wednesday yet to win since he took charge.

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The Yorkshire club are bottom of the Championship and seven points adrift of safety as things stand.

Pulis' comments certainly appear to have caught the attention of Wednesday fans, with many taking to Twitter to voice their views.

Read their reaction here: