Quote from: Zackgeno96 on Today at 02:41:31 PM

Quote from: wildan88 on Today at 02:07:04 PM

It's that time again in the Netherlands, the match between PSV and Ajax has been stopped. The reason for this is unclear, but I suspect it has to do with disturbances between supporters who thought it was inappropriate to throw objects on the field. This first incident happened a few weeks ago, and what you get now is that supporters know that the matches are going to be stopped, they see this as the ultimate opportunity to shchop riots. Some people go to the games for the wrong reasons. But how are you supposed to deal with these kinds of abuses?

3-0 for PSV now. As an Ajax supporter, it must hurt your eyes to see your team lose so without a chance. From title candidate number 1 to laughing stock at the top. Maybe Ajax is not even at the top anymore at the moment. Becoming 3rd now seems to me to be the maximum achievable, but AZ is also very close and is in a slightly better flow. Ajax will have to appoint another trainer if they want to do things differently in the coming season. This is a lost season with perhaps only a cup as prize. in any case something, but they can do that again against PSV, by the way.

That 3-0 today is not even a surprise anymore. PSV is also called an inexperienced coach in Van Nistelrooy, but is a few years older than Heitinga and still seems to make a more professional and mature impression than Heitinga. I think it would be good for both teams to appoint a different coach. We have seen in the competition at Feyenoord what impact the appointment of Arne Slot has had, who has taken Feyenoord to unprecedented heights with his vision and way of playing. Erik ten Hag was also a tyrant, but he really won't go back to Ajax, unless he has to be fired from United.