Glasner to Forest

[Ex Dubai Eagle]

If Mariakis outs him after 6 months, £25m will soften the blow.

As long as that ?

If there is a sweep on this can I have Monday the 30th November ?

 

[ASCPFC]

Marinakis has said he wants to see a plan B. Glasner has walked out.

 

[PatrickA]

Since it has been some months since Glasner announced he was leaving I’m genuinely surprised that he did not have a job lined up already.

There have been vacancies at Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs as well as some European clubs.

For those who don’t like Glasner it would be easy to say that he’s not an elite manager and that’s why such clubs have not touched him; but on examination is that fair?

He’s succeded wherever he has been, indeed if anything exceeding expectations.
His record is at least as good if not better than Carrack, Iraola, de Zerbi and Maresca and none them can claim to have a great track record at a top club either.
Perhaps Glasner was a possible Man Utd appointment, but Carrack’s good spell closed that avenue.

Some on here will say ‘I don’t care as he’s not at Palace anymore,’ which is fair enough,but as a wider football fan I’m genuinely curious as to how he’s ended up at Forest.
I might be wrong, but he doesn't strike me a mercenary type who’s prime motivation is money.

 

[ASCPFC]

Since it has been some months since Glasner announced he was leaving I’m genuinely surprised that he did not have a job lined up already.

There have been vacancies at Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs as well as some European clubs.

For those who don’t like Glasner it would be easy to say that he’s not an elite manager and that’s why such clubs have not touched him; but on examination is that fair?

He’s succeded wherever he has been, indeed if anything exceeding expectations.
His record is at least as good if not better than Carrack, Iraola, de Zerbi and Maresca and none them can claim to have a great track record at a top club either.
Perhaps Glasner was a possible Man Utd appointment, but Carrack’s good spell closed that avenue.

Some on here will say ‘I don’t care as he’s not at Palace anymore,’ which is fair enough,but as a wider football fan I’m genuinely curious as to how he’s ended up at Forest.
I might be wrong, but he doesn't strike me a mercenary type who’s prime motivation is money.

Maybe he actually hates Palace?

 

[Runningman]

Since it has been some months since Glasner announced he was leaving I’m genuinely surprised that he did not have a job lined up already.

There have been vacancies at Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs as well as some European clubs.

For those who don’t like Glasner it would be easy to say that he’s not an elite manager and that’s why such clubs have not touched him; but on examination is that fair?

He’s succeded wherever he has been, indeed if anything exceeding expectations.
His record is at least as good if not better than Carrack, Iraola, de Zerbi and Maresca and none them can claim to have a great track record at a top club either.
Perhaps Glasner was a possible Man Utd appointment, but Carrack’s good spell closed that avenue.

Some on here will say ‘I don’t care as he’s not at Palace anymore,’ which is fair enough,but as a wider football fan I’m genuinely curious as to how he’s ended up at Forest.
I might be wrong, but he doesn't strike me a mercenary type who’s prime motivation is money.

I agree
He has done much more than those Managers you’ve mentioned. Thought he would be a shoe in for a top level Italian or German club.

 

[ASCPFC]

I agree
He has done much more than those Managers you’ve mentioned. Thought he would be a shoe in for a top level Italian or German club.

There is that little attitude question though. I'm presuming Marinakis thinks he can control that. It's going to get feisty at some stage. Let's be real about this: no way will they get on if the team goes on any kind of bad run.
Marinakis will waddle on to the pitch at some stage. Glasner will wade into a press interview at some stage. Luckily, they're in different weight divisions.

 

[VinceHilaire]

If we end up being Glasner’s most successful experience in management - then I can live with that!

He took us to a level that quite honestly, I would never imagined I would witness in my Lifetime supporting Palace.

As I said previously, it is his life, he honoured the contract he had with us, no complaints

 

[mtp1958]

Maybe he actually hates Palace?

Steady

 

[Lanzo-Ad]

I really hope he has a very tight 2 year contract. If Mariakis outs him after 6 months, £25m will soften the blow.

Hang on, manager playing rubbish selections and spouting off to get sacked for the money, that rings a bell.

 

[dreamwaverider]

Im with you all the way Vince. What a couple of years we have just had.
Maybe, just maybe Sage will trump it.
You have to be glass half full to be Palace!!

 

[Lanzo-Ad]

Since it has been some months since Glasner announced he was leaving I’m genuinely surprised that he did not have a job lined up already.

There have been vacancies at Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs as well as some European clubs.

For those who don’t like Glasner it would be easy to say that he’s not an elite manager and that’s why such clubs have not touched him; but on examination is that fair?

He’s succeded wherever he has been, indeed if anything exceeding expectations.
His record is at least as good if not better than Carrack, Iraola, de Zerbi and Maresca and none them can claim to have a great track record at a top club either.
Perhaps Glasner was a possible Man Utd appointment, but Carrack’s good spell closed that avenue.

Some on here will say ‘I don’t care as he’s not at Palace anymore,’ which is fair enough,but as a wider football fan I’m genuinely curious as to how he’s ended up at Forest.
I might be wrong, but he doesn't strike me a mercenary type who’s prime motivation is money.

Only offer, Beggars cant be choosers, 😊, Did Fat Arse not see him scathing the chairman, Fat Arse may get rid of him through his normal work ethics 😳

 

[Lanzo-Ad]

If we end up being Glasner’s most successful experience in management - then I can live with that!

He took us to a level that quite honestly, I would never imagined I would witness in my Lifetime supporting Palace.

As I said previously, it is his life, he honoured the contract he had with us, no complaints

Did he, i thought it was Henderson, Muñoz, Guehi, Richards, Mitchell, Lacroix, Wharton, Sarr, Olise, Eze and Mateta, sorry my mistake

 

[eritheagle]

Yes nottm forest have a big, fat, crook as an owner who is likely to implode or explode at any given moment.

But the actual team has finished 7th and reached two semi-finals in past couple of seasons. They also finished with brillant form in last few months.

Sadly i think he is going to do well with them on the pitch.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

Yes nottm forest have a big, fat, crook as an owner who is likely to implode or explode at any given moment.

But the actual team has finished 7th and reached two semi-finals in past couple of seasons. They also finished with brillant form in last few months.

Sadly i think he is going to do well with them on the pitch.

If Sage plays the same way our games with them should be fun. Two teams waiting for each other to mount an attack for 90 minutes.

 

[mileend]

Many people in Austria believe that he has completely misjudged the situation and overestimated his chances in the market. Nottingham is a stopgap measure to prevent him from fading into obscurity – and a risky one at that. If things go badly there – which would come as no surprise given Marinakis – Ollie’s reputation will be ruined in no time. I doubt that Nottingham is the new challenge he’s been constantly talking about and that he’s been hoping for. But anyway, good luck. He’ll need it, and he’s done a good job for us so no reason for Schadenfreude.

It was discussed heavily at the time that his petulant displays in January (echoing past behaviour at Eintract Frankfurt and Wolfsburg) where he launched a full on attack on the Palace board - his employers - might well put off future jobs at billion pound clubs. Perhaps this has happened? Is he deemed too risky? In the absence of the exhilaration of taking charge of Europe's biggest clubs the money being talked about at Forest is just too good for OG to turn down while he waits for his opportunity at the top table.

But I predict if two people were ever going to have a major public falling out it's Glasner and Marinakis. That wouldn't help Oliver make the next step!

 

[Teddy Eagle]

It was discussed heavily at the time that his petulant displays in January (echoing past behaviour at Eintract Frankfurt and Wolfsburg) where he launched a full on attack on the Palace board - his employers - might well put off future jobs at billion pound clubs. Perhaps this has happened? Is he deemed too risky? In the absence of the exhilaration of taking charge of Europe's biggest clubs the money being talked about at Forest is just too good for OG to turn down while he waits for his opportunity at the top table.

But I predict if two people were ever going to have a major public falling out it's Glasner and Marinakis. That wouldn't help Oliver make the next step!

It's possible that his outbursts are his release valve after trying to remain calm and reasonable all the time. In the media anyway; he might be a regular hairdryer merchant away from the cameras.

 

[rikz]

If he does it will be the League cup and Forest will finish 15th

Which would be amazing and id more than take that next season for us.

 

[Spindle]

Pereira has officially left Notts Forest using the 'mutual break clause', whatever that is . . .

Source: SSN

 

[Vaibow]

This looks like plan b for Glasner... he wanted European football at a top club.. he didn't get it.

He could have stayed at palace, had European football... he could have backtracked and said he had unfinished business...

As a neutral all I can say is it will be entertaining to watch them implode.. it will happen.