Oliver Glasner threatens to quit as he bemoans Nottingham Forest's 's*** situation'

Glasner warned Nottingham Forest could need a sixth manager in a year unless the club makes major changes after losing 2-0 at Brentford.

Oliver Glasner threatened to walk away from Nottingham Forest unless the club addresses what he called a "s*** situation" following a 2-0 defeat at Brentford. A freak own goal from Nikola Milenkovic and Igor Thiago's late strike left Forest second from bottom in the Premier League.

Glasner, appointed as Forest's fifth head coach in less than a year at the start of the season, said he made too many compromises early on and will now demand change without negotiation. "If the players buy in, I think we can have a turnaround. And if not, the sixth manager will come in," he said. He stressed he could leave for another job within two weeks if needed, but chose to stay and fight for improvement.

The Austrian manager criticized the club's structural issues, saying they mirror the problems that plagued Forest last season. Brentford's victory ended their four-match winless run and moved them into sixth place.