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Forest Lunchtime Round-Up, Thursday 22nd October 2026: VAR Panel Reviews Palace Controversy as Glasner Backs His Strikers to Fire

The Premier League's KMI panel has reviewed Nottingham Forest's recent defeat at Crystal Palace, delivering a fresh VAR verdict on the controversy from that game (Nottingham Post).

Head coach Oliver Glasner has moved to reassure fans that goals will come for his side despite their struggles in front of goal (NottinghamForest.co.uk). The Guardian notes that Forest currently sit 19th in the Premier League, with scrutiny growing on Glasner's tactics and suggestions that owner Evangelos Marinakis will not be patient if results don't improve soon (The Guardian).

Looking further ahead, the Nottingham Post reports that Forest are already planning for the January transfer window, with three players said to be on notice as the club assesses its business under Glasner (Nottingham Post).

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⚽ Nottingham Forest’s false start places early focus on Glasner and Delap⚽ Three players on notice as Nottingham Forest plan for January transfer business⚽ Nottingham Forest handed fresh VAR verdict after Crystal Palace controversy⚽ GLASNER: GOALS WILL COME⚽ Nottingham Forest academy notebook - midfielder monitored as Reds starlet set for World Cup⚽ Nottingham Forest’s false start places early focus on Glasner and Delap⚽ Three players on notice as Nottingham Forest plan for January transfer business⚽ Nottingham Forest handed fresh VAR verdict after Crystal Palace controversy⚽ GLASNER: GOALS WILL COME⚽ Nottingham Forest academy notebook - midfielder monitored as Reds starlet set for World Cup