Oliver Glasner may not be the type of manager who imposes a strict, authoritarian regime, but he is certainly a meticulous professional who describes himself as a work‑aholic. While he does not flood his squad with endless rules, his arrival at Nottingham Forest suggests that a more disciplined approach could be on the horizon. Over the past decade Glasner has built a reputation as one of Europe…

Oliver Glasner may not be the stereotypical hard‑nosed disciplinarian; he is certainly meticulous and openly admits to being a workaholic, but he does not govern his squads with an iron fist of endless rules. At Nottingham Forest, however, his approach is likely to evolve to meet the club’s current needs. Over the past decade Glasner has built a reputation as one of Europe’s most tactically soph…

Oliver Glasner may not be the type of manager who relies on strict discipline, but he is certainly a meticulous professional and a self‑confessed workaholic. He does not impose a barrage of rules on his players; instead, he expects them to adopt a diligent mindset and a high level of commitment. At Nottingham Forest, this approach may need to evolve as he seeks to bring order to a club that has e…

Oliver Glasner may not be the type of manager who relies on strict discipline, but he is undeniably meticulous and self‑described as a workaholic. While he doesn’t impose a barrage of rules, his approach at Nottingham Forest is likely to evolve into a more structured regime. Over the past decade Glasner has built a reputation as one of Europe’s most tactically insightful coaches. His résumé incl…

Nottingham Forest has reached the Europa League quarter-finals after defeating Midtjylland in a penalty shootout. Forest manager Vitor Pereira made nine changes to the starting lineup ahead of their crucial Premier League match against Tottenham, but the team still managed to dominate the first half and score twice to take the lead. Despite Midtjylland equalizing, Forest held on and won the penal…

The year 2025 marked a significant milestone in Elliot Anderson's career, but his journey to success has been years in the making. In an interview with Sky Sports' Anton Toloui, Anderson shared his story, which began at Wallsend Boys Club, a stones' throw away from St James' Park. Anderson and his brothers would often play in the club's bright yellow kit, following in the footsteps of England leg…