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Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner has demanded major changes at the club after their 2-0 defeat to Brentford left them second from bottom in the Premier League. Glasner, who warned he could be replaced if improvements are not made, said he had made too many compromises since his appointment and vowed to implement changes without compromise. Forest have lost four of their last five league games, with their only win coming in nine matches, and sit one point above the relegation zone. The defeat followed an own goal by Nikola Milenkovic and a late strike from Igor Thiago, as Brentford ended a four-match winless run.
Glasner emphasized that players must fully commit to his plans, stating that if they do not, the club may need a sixth manager in under a year. He rejected a player's request to travel home separately, insisting on team unity and no special treatment. Despite creating more chances than Brentford, Forest failed to score and have now failed to score in five of their nine league games.
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