One footballing giant collapsing is enough for any season, but four is something quite extraordinary. While the top end of football in the Champions League continues to be dominated by new money, t…
One footballing giant collapsing is enough for any season, but four is something quite extraordinary.
Following his departure, sporting director Marc Overmars left in disgrace, and Edwin van der Sar resigned as CEO for separate reasons. Now out the door, the reasons for his desperation have become clear, with replacement and former player Fabio Grosso also unable to arrest the slide. Returning heroes Dejan Lovren, Corentin Tolisso and Alexandre Lacazette have all been criticised for their lack of input, while a gamble on the relatively green Grosso is looking like a misfire.
Now entering the relegation zone with just ten games left, they did so with the most disturbing of thumps, losing 7-1 to Internacional, giving their fans PTSD from Brazil’s historic embarrassment to Germany at their home 2014 World Cup.
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