Forest need balance between Woodstock and military – Glasner

Oliver Glasner insists his Nottingham Forest side cannot survive on "flower power" as he tries to strike a balance between trust and respect at the club. Nottingham Forest's defeat at Brentford was their sixth defeat in 10 games in all competitions this season Oliver Glasner insists his struggling Nottingham Forest side cannot survive on "flower power" as he tries to find a combination of trust and respect from his squad. Forest are 19th in the Premier League and winless and goalless at home in the top flight. Last weekend's 2-0 defeat at Brentford was a fourth defeat in five games as Glasner warned there would be no more compromises after his summer arrival, and he has underlined his standards.

"These are my two values I will never negotiate about, this is trust and respect," he said. "It can't be one, so if it's just respect, I would say that's military. Then, after a few months of the national service, you are pleased when you can leave. "When it's just trust, it's a flower power, just flying. Everybody can do what he wants and it's nice and great – Woodstock – but it's not high-performance Woodstock. "Military is [high performance], to be honest, because otherwise this huge organisation couldn't work, and I felt we had too much Woodstock. "We need a