Oliver Glasner admitted that the team has yet to solve its current problems and has made numerous defensive errors.

Oliver Glasner points out that Nottingham Forest must make timely adjustments if they want to regain points in the Premier League. Despite creating numerous attacking opportunities in their away game against Brentford in West London, the team failed to convert them into goals and ultimately suffered a disappointing defeat.

In a post-match interview, Oliver Glasner stated that the team will make adjustments before the next game. He pointed out that the team was not without its highlights in this match, but needs to further improve its attacking efficiency, strengthen its finishing ability, and ensure that it can convert the scoring opportunities it creates into actual goals.

Oliver Glasner said, "The team's current problems remain unresolved. We're making frequent mistakes on defense and failing to capitalize on scoring opportunities on offense. If the same problems keep recurring, we must make changes immediately. This is the measure the team must take at this stage, and it's the direction I will definitely take. As for whether the adjustments will be effective, we'll need to observe further."

"We can't keep using good statistics as an excuse because the team just can't break through the opponent's defense. The scoring opportunities we create haven't been converted into goals, while the defense keeps giving the opponent easy chances to score."

"We can no longer consider our current performance normal, because the team has suffered four losses in the last five games. Such results are obviously unsatisfactory and do not meet the standards that the team should have. These are the issues that we must address and improve."

"Looking at the overall performance, the team has shown many positive aspects, and we had opportunities to win in these games. However, what ultimately determines the outcome of the game is often how we handle the details at crucial moments."

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