'Nobody wants to get divorced' - Glasner on Forest challenge

'Nobody wants to get divorced' - Glasner on Forest challengeImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Oliver Glasner's first Premier League game in charge of Nottingham Forest will be at home to Leeds on 22 AugustByNick MashiterFootball reporterPublished1 minute agoCommentsNew Nottingham Forest boss Oliver Glasner joked about his sunburn as he sat at the City Ground. The affable Austrian - facing the press for the first time as Forest boss - was a little red in the face after catching the sun during Tuesday's training session.If that is the worst thing to happen to him over the next 12 months, he will have had a successful season. His was Forest's fourth managerial unveiling since September. The new man, who has signed a three-year deal, has been brought to the club to deliver for silverware and stability. After guiding Crystal Palace to the FA Cup and Europa Conference League in the past two seasons before standing down in May, he arrives with the winning pedigree owner Evangelos Marinakis demands.But after the carousel of managers at Nottingham Forest in the last 12 months, is taking the job a risk?'I never sign and think about getting sacked'Behind the same desk, Nuno Espirito Santo started the merry-go-round when revealing his breakdown in relationship with the club's hierarchy last August.Ange Postecoglou did not even get a chance to host a final post-match press conference before he was sacked after 39 days following a wretched defeat by Chelsea.Sean Dyche lasted 114 days. Replacement Vitor Pereira was told he was being dismissed just two minutes before a clause which allowed Forest to terminate his deal expired in June.So why is it not a gamble for the new man? "Nobody wants to get divorced. I don't know how it's in England but in Austria it's 50% [the divorce rate]," said Glasner, who takes his new side across the Trent to Notts County for Saturday's opening pre-season friendly. "So wh...