No more compromises: Glasner ready for drastic changes at Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner is ready to implement drastic changes if he cannot improve the club's performance, which has been dismal since the start of the season. Forest suffered a 2-0 defeat against Brentford on Saturday, remaining in the bottom three with only one win from their initial nine Premier League matches. Glasner, who had previously achieved great success at Crystal Palace, acknowledged the need for change during a press conference.

Glasner stated that if the team continues to lose four of their final five games, it would not be sufficient. He admitted that he made compromises in his previous role, which may have contributed to the current situation. The manager emphasized his willingness to communicate his expectations clearly to the players and ensure they are on board with the necessary changes. If the players do not cooperate, Glasner is prepared to bring in a new manager as the sixth different manager since the beginning of last season.

Glasner downplayed concerns about his future, stating that he has no consequences and can start a new job elsewhere if needed. However, he reiterated his commitment to the club, emphasizing the importance of rebuilding from the bottom up. The manager expressed that he did not come to Nottingham Forest out of boredom and aimed to fulfill the visions of the owner, fans, and the club. Glasner firmly stated that he would not compromise and would take decisive action if the team fails to improve.