Oliver Glasner’s strong words about his team have been welcomed by many in the Nottingham Forest hierarchy, Sky Sports News understands.

Nottingham Forest's hierarchy has welcomed head coach Oliver Glasner's strong criticism of his squad following a 2-0 defeat to Brentford. The loss left Forest sitting 19th in the Premier League after dropping four of their previous five matches. Club figures reportedly respect his determination to halt the slump, maintaining that operations remain "business as usual" despite his fiery remarks.
Following the match, Glasner announced there would be "no more hugs" and demanded an uncompromising rebuild across the squad. The Austrian head coach, who joined Forest during the summer, warned that players must either commit fully to his required changes or leave the club.
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