Glasner Lays Down the Law: If Players Don't Fall in Line, a Sixth Head Coach Will Come

Nottingham Forest lost 2-0 away to Brentford and as a result will spend another week in the relegation zone. Forest have scored only six goals in nine matches, making them the lowest scorers in the Premier League. At the final whistle, fans sent the players off with whistles.

Head coach Oliver Glasner made harsh comments at the post-match press conference. Saying that losing four of the last five matches was unacceptable, Glasner said the time had come to change everything. He reminded reporters that he is Forest's fifth head coach since last summer.

Admitting that he had made too many concessions from the first day, Glasner announced that he would make changes in every area. Stressing that the plan he shares with the players must be a shared one, the head coach warned that if the players do not adapt to this approach, a sixth head coach will come in. He also revealed that he had rejected a player's request to return from London to Nottingham at his own expense.

Glasner said he does not hold the players responsible for the poor start to the season, and that all decisions are his own. Noting that Forest have fallen into a cycle in recent years that has brought them to the brink of relegation, he said he wanted change from the top of the club to the very bottom.