Glasner fears he will be next Forest sacking if wins don't follow

Nottingham Forest head coach Oliver Glasner warns he will be the fifth sacking in just over a year by the club, unless results improve soon. Since the start of last season, Nottingham Forest have had five different managers. A year ago, Sean Dyche was less than a fortnight into his spell as Forest's head coach. Before Dyche, there was Nuno Espirito Santo and Ange Postecoglou. After Dyche came Vitor Pereira and, currently, Oliver Glasner. But following just one win from the Reds' opening nine league matches, the former Crystal Palace boss has warned that unless players heed his instructions, and results change imminently, five will become six. Speaking after Forest's 2-0 loss at Brentford on Saturday, Glasner said he felt he had made too many compromises during his tenure so far.

"It's now time not to make compromises, it's now time to show a clear way and everybody has to follow," he told the BBC's Match of the Day. "And if they don't want to follow, then I guess then the sixth manager will come in." Nottingham Forest enter November 19th in the Premier League with six points from their opening nine games Saturday's defeat by a Bees side who had not won any of their previous four matches means Forest are 19th in the league and head into next