Oliver Glasner has impressed former Nottingham Forest player Mark Crossley this season despite a low league position. He has found one thing about the Austrian…

Former Nottingham Forest player Mark Crossley has voiced his support for manager Oliver Glasner, calling it "refreshing" that he insists on playing his preferred style despite the team's low league position. Speaking on The Overlap Daily, Crossley stated that Forest's performances have been far better than their position in and around the relegation zone suggests.
While Forest reportedly believe Glasner is one of the league's top managers and intend to give him time, Crossley noted that patience is crucial given the club's historically impatient hierarchy. Forest are currently aiming to turn strong expected points and underlying metrics into results ahead of their upcoming fixture against Brentford.
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