Experts debate success criteria for Nottingham Forest under Glasner
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 8:26 AM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Football reporter Nick Mashiter discusses expectations for Nottingham Forest's season with Oliver Glasner at the helm. With the team already out of the Carabao Cup, focus shifts to achieving consistency and progress in the league. Mashiter notes the urgency for stability following last season's struggles, indicating that Glasner is unlikely to be replaced this season unless drastic circumstances arise. The team has struggled at home, winning only four games last term, and faces upcoming challenges against strong opponents like Arsenal, Manchester City, and Chelsea. A follow-up Q&A will address whether Forest can avoid relegation this season.
- •Mashiter emphasizes stability as crucial for Forest this season.
- •Forest has only won four home games in the Premier League last season.
- •Upcoming matches include Arsenal, Manchester City, and Chelsea.
- •The team is focused on achieving consistency and clear progress.
- •The next part of the Q&A will discuss relegation concerns.
- 8:26 AMYahoo Sports — What will be classed as a successful season under Glasner?
"Will: What do you think represents success for Glasner this season? If we trend as we are into Christmas, do you think the owner will look to replace him, or will Glasner be given the full season regardless, assuming we're not close to relegation? Nick: After last season, Forest desperately need stability, and it would be a huge surprise to see the manager leave, unless it is an irretrievable situation.
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