Overview
- Forest sit second-from-bottom in the Premier League after a 2-0 defeat at Brentford that extended their run to five games without a win.
- The goals came from a Nikola Milenkovic own goal and a late strike by Igor Thiago that sealed the result for Brentford.
- Glasner publicly criticised player performances, said Forest are being 'outrun' and demanded personnel or tactical changes, and warned the club could appoint a sixth manager if results do not improve.
- Travelling Forest supporters booed and chanted at full time while players went to applaud the away end, reflecting a tense atmosphere inside the squad and between fans and staff.
- Analysts and club insiders point to missed chances and underperformance against expected goals metrics as structural problems, and owner Evangelos Marinakis’s history of rapid managerial moves means the next sequence of home fixtures could decide whether Glasner stays or Nottingham seeks new leadership.