Nottingham Forest head coach Oliver Glasner has received strong support from the club hierarchy following a 2-0 home defeat to Brentford that left the team 19th in the Premier League. Glasner dismissed concerns about his role, stating there would be 'no more hugs' after the loss and vowing to make changes or be sacked. He emphasized that the team must change and rebuild from the bottom up, refusing any compromises.
Glasner, who joined the club in the summer after managing Crystal Palace, has insisted only three senior players were added to the roster at his direction, believing this limited approach wasn't enough. He acknowledged the 'same situation' as last year but remains committed to transforming the club across the board. When asked about player buy-in, he said if the team fails to deliver, the sixth manager since the start of last season could be brought in.
Glasner stressed he is not concerned about his position and could potentially leave if the changes don't work, but he is determined to succeed and fulfill the owner's vision for the club.
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