Head coach Oliver Glasner was blunt about the need for improvement after Nottingham Forest's defeat to Brentford…

Nottingham Forest head coach Oliver Glasner called for major changes to his team's running and physical output following a 2-0 defeat to Brentford. Forest currently sit 19th in the Premier League table, having secured only one victory in their first nine matches. Glasner publicly warned that his squad gets outrun in every match and emphasized that either the players' habits or the personnel must change.
Premier League data reveals Forest rank 11th for total distance covered at 1,023.765 kilometers and 16th in sprints with 945. No Forest player ranks in the league's top 10 for distance covered this season. Following the defeat, Glasner altered the team's typical post-match routine by having the squad jog through a muddy field during Sunday's recovery session.
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