Merry Christmas!
If you compare (estimated) squad values:
Premier League 24/25
By squad value, any position above 12th would be a bonus. To expect more is to dream a little (or a lot). We all got a little entitled by the end of last season but those last 10 games were as much the planets aligning as any genius from the manager or players. We had the element of surprise (none of the teams knew exactly who they were up against).
I don't think Glasner is the problem. I think the business model is the problem. If you want CPFC in the top 10 for the entire season we need the squad shored up with players valued £20-40m who can score consistently from their position. The current depth doesn't allow for the flexibility of tactics like say Arsenal.
To expect Glasner to have achieved a continuation of the results from the end of last season is unrealistic. To expect him to build a new team that goes above 10th with the funding he has to hand is also unrealistic. The only way to achieve the top spots is to sell out to a foreign billionaire and even then it is not guaranteed.