Nottingham Forest Q&A: Send in your questionspublished at 15:12 BST 28 September
15:12 BST 28 September
Oliver Glasner's reign at Nottingham Forest is now well underway, with his side picking up five points from the opening five games of the 2026-27 Premier League season.
And with the international break in full flow, what better time than now to ask BBC Sport football reporter Nick Mashiter your burning questions on the Reds.
They could be on the squad, injury concerns, Glasner's tactics, the boardroom or a topic of your choice.
Nick will be on hand to answer a selection next week.
'Optimistic this will just take a few months, but a very average start'published at 15:32 BST 25 September
15:32 BST 25 September
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We asked you to rate Nottingham Forest's start to the season and tell us what Oliver Glasner should be focusing on during this extended international break.
Here are some of your comments:
Sean: It's been a fairly mediocre start to the season. Could have and probably should have beaten Leeds but didn't, same with Tottenham, a creditable draw with Liverpool and a win against 10-man Aston Villa with most of their team now at Chelsea, then that embarrassment of a performance against Coventry City.
Mark: Highly disappointing season so far with a dash of positive surprises. Problem seems to be with the players, who apparently don't have the desire to get to the next level.
Andy: Nothing much to inspire me as of yet, but it's early days. We showed character in the Villa game, but then showed poor defending against Coventry. I think Glasner will get us to mid-table and bring out the best in Delap, Jesus and, hopefully, Ndoye. Don't think Woods will get a look-in.
Liam: Can occasionally see the system Glasner is trying to implement. When they get it right, it's good - but when it's wrong, it's not a pretty watch. Optimistic this will just take a few months, but a very average start.
Al: Having supported Forest all my life and it's difficult to get to upset or carried away by five games. However, Saturday was one of the most lacklustre performances I've witnessed - and I include us fans in that. The famous atmosphere is gone. Do we wait for the team to give us something to cheer about? Or do we get behind them regardless?