Forest's start raises questions – but belief in Glasner remains

Nottingham Forest go to Ipswich in the bottom three of the Premier League, but boss Oliver Glasner believes they have deserved more this season. Nottingham Forest have lost five of their opening eight games in all competitions "It feels unfair but I don't want to be complaining and feeling as victims." Oliver Glasner's words offer a positive outlook as he believes Nottingham Forest deserve more following their disappointing start to the season. They visit Ipswich Town on Friday following three straight defeats during an underwhelming opening which has left them in the Premier League's relegation zone. It was not a position they expected to be in after appointing Glasner in the summer, following his exit from Crystal Palace.

They have been agonisingly close to successful results, wasting golden chances before losing at Palace and nearly hung on for a battling point against champions Arsenal last Sunday. There is belief that progress is being made, but it needs to translate on the pitch. Madueke's strike enough as Arsenal pick up narrow win over Forest There is also confidence internally Forest are still on the right track under Glasner, who has impressed with his methods and personality. He was brought in to take Forest to the next level after lifting the FA Cup, Community Shield and Conference League with Palace. Glasner is