Would Glasner tarnish Palace legacy with move to new enemies Forest?

Would Glasner tarnish Palace legacy with move to new enemies Forest? Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Oliver Glasner won three trophies while in charge of Crystal PalaceByAlex HowellFootball reporterPublished2 minutes ago"Legacy ruined", "stunned" and a "soap opera". These are just some of the thoughts on social media from Crystal Palace fans reacting to the news that the club's greatest ever manager, Oliver Glasner, is set to join newly adopted rivals Nottingham Forest.Glasner left the Eagles once his contract expired after a historic two and half seasons at the south London club in which he led them to FA Cup glory, into Europe for the first time in the club's history, won the Community Shield, and finished that first campaign in Europe by winning the Conference League.The Austrian was serenaded out of Selhurst Park on the final day of the Premier League season, with the three trophies he won during his time in charge the lasting reminder of the great things he achieved at the club.But now Glasner looks set to join Nottingham Forest, the club that replaced the Eagles in the Europa League last season and became Palace's unlikely rivals.Nottingham Forest set to replace Pereira with Glasner Published21 hours agoWhy is there bad feeling between the clubs?It all started in the days after Palace won an unexpected FA Cup, beating Manchester City in May 2025.After a first major trophy, supporters in south London were eagerly anticipating the prospect of Europa League football at Selhurst Park for the first time.But, unfortunately for excited Palace fans, Uefa deemed that the Eagles had breached the body's multi-club ownership rules as then co-owner, American businessman John Textor, held stakes in both the Eagles and French side Lyon, who had also qualified for the Europa League.During that process, Nottingham Forest wrote to Uefa to "ask for clarity" after "expressing their concerns" about Pala...