‘The same s*** situation’ – ANGRY Glasner vows to change – or be sacked

Nottingham Forest head coach Oliver Glasner expressed deep frustration following a 2-0 defeat to Brentford, warning his squad that he plans to adopt a far more ruthless approach. Forest remain stuck in the Premier League relegation zone and rank as the division's lowest scorers after netting just six goals in nine games. Glasner stated that the club is caught in a recurring pattern of struggling near the bottom and pledged to overhaul the team's culture.

Taking personal responsibility for poor results, Glasner emphasized that players must fully commit to his demands or face being replaced. The manager revealed that he refused a request from a player seeking to travel back separately after the Brentford loss, forcing the squad to travel together. Forest, led by owner Evangelos Marinakis, have appointed five managers since August 2025, with Glasner acknowledging the club could seek a sixth if results do not improve.