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Nottingham Forest head coach Oliver Glasner stated that his squad reacted positively to his post-match criticism following a 2-0 defeat to Brentford. The result extended Forest's winless streak to five games, prompting Glasner to vow that he would stop making compromises. Speaking ahead of Saturday's match against Manchester City, Glasner confirmed there is no division between the players and staff.
Glasner also affirmed that internal communication remains strong with the club's hierarchy, including owner Evangelos Marinakis and CEO Theodore Giannikos. The manager took personal responsibility for the recent poor run of results, admitting he feels he has failed so far and must work harder to meet expectations.
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