Nottingham Forest are the Premier League's lowest scorers this season, says Glasner

Oliver Glasner has declared a shift in approach at Nottingham Forest following a disappointing start to the season. The head coach expressed his frustration after the team's 2-0 defeat to Brentford, which left them in the relegation zone. Glasner indicated that if the players do not adapt to his methods, the club may seek a sixth manager within a year. The team has struggled offensively, scoring the fewest goals in the Premier League this season.

Following the match, Glasner shared his anger during a press conference, stating he has made too many compromises since taking charge. He acknowledged taking responsibility for the team's poor performance but highlighted a recurring pattern of struggle for the club. Glasner emphasised the need for a comprehensive overhaul at Forest, insisting that change must occur at every level to break free from this cycle of underachievement.

Glasner also revealed his commitment to unity within the squad, refusing a player's request to travel home separately after the match. He insisted that all players must travel together, reinforcing the idea that everyone must buy into the team's objectives. His determination to foster a collective spirit reflects his belief that success hinges on a unified approach and commitment from every member of the squad.

While Glasner believes the current squad has the potential to improve, he acknowledged that his previous methods of support, such as comforting players after defeats, may have been too lenient. He stated that he is not at Forest to be liked but to achieve results, indicating a more ruthless approach moving forward. Glasner is aware that immediate changes are expected, but he is prepared for a longer-term process to implement his vision for the club.

via Sky Sports