SEAN DYCHE has shared an insight into his Nottingham Forest sacking after their defeat against Brentford.
The 55-year-old manager has compared his dismissal to , 52, after the current boss dared executives to sack him as pressure continues to mount.
took to social media after his former at the Gtech Community Stadium yesterday, urging Glasner to be given more time at the helm.
He suggested that Forest officials had previously been too keen for change after being in a post on Threads .
Dyche said: “Nottingham Forest are still finding the goals hard to come by. And I had it along with my staff, we scored but nowhere near what the metrics were telling us. So not enough to stay in our job?
“We had 35 efforts at goal [versus] wolves and yet 0-0 result and culminated in myself [and] staff being sacked. I hope Oliver is given more time and the fans stay with him and the players stand up and be counted?????”
Dyche’s Premier League return as consider replacing Pierre Sage.
The English manager has kept busy in the meantime, after launching his Instagram account in May.
Meanwhile, it has been a revolving door of coaches at Forest, with Glasner brought in ahead of the 2026-27 season to replace the short-lived Vitor Pereira as the fifth gaffer in just two years.
as the club sits 19th in the Premier League, with their only win of the season coming against in September.
Despite this, an air of confidence surrounds Glasner’s position as he hinted to the media after his latest loss that the club’s issues reach far beyond his position as head coach.
Glasner said: “There is no other way. And if I don’t have the freedom, they have to sack me. That’s it.”
The Forest boss also suggested that he will look to make a few tactical tweaks after being “too patient” with the club.
He has also outlined his hope that the club can turn their fortunes around before it is too late, with heading to the City Ground on Saturday.
