Nottingham Forest's struggles under Oliver Glasner appear to be infectious after a dismal defeat on the road against Brentford.
Nikola Milenkovic scored an unfortunate own goal before Igor Thiago secured the win for the Bees, leaving Forest 19th in the Premier League.
Despite boasting one of the highest xGs in the entire division, the Reds currently have the fewest goals scored, and the fourth-worst goal difference.
It would be harsh to suggest that Glasner's side have been leaking goals, but they're now on a five-game streak without a win.
Pressure is already building on the manager, and while he continues to back his own corner, Evangelos Marinakis could call time at any point.
It doesn't help that the former Crystal Palace boss has been making some strange decisions, including his persistence with Milenkovic in defence.
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Fans are desperate to see more of Arnaud Kalimuendo, whose only start of the season so far came against Leeds United in the Carabao Cup.
The constant use of Jair Cunha has pleased a lot of fans at the City Ground, but when he and Murillo are joined by Milenkovic, that joy turns to despair.
The 29-year-old centre-back was one of the best in the Premier League last season, but his performances have taken a nose-dive off a cliff so far.
Whether it's his own goal, being caught out by quicker players, being in the wrong position, or making key errors, Milenkovic simply isn't good enough anymore.
And to make matters worse, Forest's star signing Ousmane Diomande has now been stuck on the bench for the last two games. What on earth is going on?
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Milenkovic is not the only player under pressure at the City Ground, with several others potentially needing to be replaced in January should the right offer come in.
Many would be happy to see the back of Dan Ndoye, who simply can't produce the same displays for Forest that he does on international duty.
It is probably best for all parties if Kalimuendo seeks an exit again in January. Glasner is clearly not a fan, and he needs a centre-forward who will play regularly.
And finally, a new goalkeeper is a must. Matz Sels has one of the worst save percentages in the entire division, and John Victor isn't any better.


