'The same s*** situation' - ANGRY Glasner vows to change - or be sacked

Glasner vows to overhaul Nottingham Forest's approach after a 2-0 loss to Brentford left them in the relegation zone with just six goals in nine Premier League games.

Nottingham, former Forest manager Oliver Glasner has issued an ultimatum following a 2-0 defeat at Brentford that leaves the club in the relegation zone. Forest are the Premier League's lowest scorers this season with six goals from nine games, prompting an angry response from the Austrian coach.

At his post-match press conference, Glasner said he will implement significant changes at the club and warned that if players do not buy into his new approach, Forest will be searching for their sixth manager in just over a year. "I will tell the players what we want to do, what we have to do, and if the players buy in, I think we can have a turnaround, and if not, the sixth manager will come in," he said.

Glasner took full responsibility for Forest's poor start, saying he made too many compromises early in his tenure. He described the club as being stuck in the same "s*** situation" it faced last season and called for a complete rebuild from bottom to top. "I came to Nottingham to succeed," he said. "I came to Nottingham to get the visions of the owner and the fans and the club to reality."