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Glasner Threatens to Quit Forest Amidst Crisis
1 Nov
Summary
- Manager Glasner threatens to resign if club changes aren't made.
- Nottingham Forest lost 2-0 to Brentford, nearing bottom of league.
- Glasner warns of a 's*** situation' requiring rebuilding from the bottom.
Oliver Glasner, the manager of Nottingham Forest, has expressed his frustration and issued a stark warning to the club's hierarchy. Following a recent 2-0 defeat against Brentford, which saw Forest slip to second from bottom in the Premier League, Glasner indicated he might resign if major changes are not made.
Glasner, who is Forest's fifth head coach in under a year, stated that the team's recent performance, including losing four of their last five matches, is unacceptable. He believes significant adjustments are necessary and that he has made too many compromises. The manager is adamant about implementing a clear vision and expects full buy-in from the players.
He emphasized that if the necessary changes are not embraced, another manager will likely be sought, but he remains unfazed by potential consequences for himself. Glasner described the club's situation as dire, comparing it to the struggles of the previous year, and called for a complete rebuild from the top down without any compromises.
Meanwhile, Brentford secured a crucial victory, ending their four-match winless streak. Manager Keith Andrews lauded the performance as their best of the season, highlighting the team's resilience and smart play in a challenging match.
